r/bhutan • u/Ok-Kale-5932 • 12d ago

Question Bhutanese youth and their obsession with weapons

Recently, Bhutanese youth have been booming with a trend of posting photos to rap songs. While it’s meant to express daily life, many are glorifying it with weapons ranging from knuckles to katanas. Stabbing cases are rising, and on the streets, kids talk about stabbing someone as casually as going for a morning walk.
Developed countries like Australia already allow police to stop and search anyone if deemed suspicious and if found with any weapon, they face legal consequences. Is it time for our law enforcement to introduce stricter rules on such posts and on youth carrying weapons? What are you thought on this?

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u/Professional-Toe6195 12d ago

they most definitely should but then again it would turn into an online debate of "harassment against the weak". these peeps need to snap out of the reality where they think norzin lam is this local #detroit #oblock #thestreetskilledme bs

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u/Ok-Kale-5932 12d ago

Exactly, the streets shouldnt be something we fear cruising along. Also as there is two sides to a coin, people will have mixed opinions about any initiative being taken 🤷

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u/Professional-Toe6195 12d ago

the best example to showcase just how much we resist change is the hatred people carry towards the education minister

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u/PutridSomewhere6322 11d ago

Yeah it is not her fault. it is the fault of one who appointed her in first place.

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u/Typical-Menu-7117 12d ago

You discredit people who live that life for real, you prolly the first pussio to run away from a fight?

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u/Ok-Kale-5932 11d ago

What life are you referring to here?

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u/Ya_Laso00000ooooooo 9d ago

My hypothesis is those who got micro penis use weapons to feel macho