Skateboarding is not a crime!!!

Skateboarding

Teen skaters deserve the most exhilarating skating possible. Most skaters try to find the most thrill excitement places to skate like at parks or in Europe, because it’s less illegal there. I think stairs, rails, and edges are the most intense to ride because it gives you the rush in your head and the adrenaline. Skateboarding should be legal because teenagers that skateboard should have enjoyable skating until their teenage years are over.

Rob Dyrdek, a professional skater, wants to skate everywhere, and every day because he grew up with skating. He gets paid to skate. In my opinion, that’s an easy job, and legal? Sure, skaters destroy skating rails, walls, stairs, and themselves, like breaking a bone, but most skaters get back up and keep skating.
Some people say that street skaters vandalize public property. Maybe if the city or state paid for more skate parks and places to skate skaters wouldn’t have to vandalize and skate on stuff they’re not supposed to.

Love Park is a where every body goes to skate, and hangout in Philadelphia. Not only skaters, but even old folks show up so they could watch skaters skate, eat, and enjoy the day. There’s food, drinks, famous people, and concerts. Every body is invited to the Park, skaters, families, grandmas, grandpas, and even clowns to entertain the little ones. Some kids get sponsors at Love Park just for skating, having fun, and making friends. A 12 year old kid got a sponsorship from DVS just for skating at Love Park. It was because he was an amazing skater, and he showed all the other sponsored skaters that he could skate very well. Love Park is where everybody adores everybody. It took some skating company’s to create Love Park. Thanks to all the company’s and skating sponsors paying for all of that.

Skaters keep skating no matter what. If people want them to stop skating public property then they need to build more exciting skate parks to attract the skaters. So they don't skate in private property, destroy property, and destroy themselves. That’s all.



Allen Brankovich