TFS your opinion @pavanruka - possibly you can explain better than me..
I believe in the not so long ago past there were Avurudu games like what's on "Dadubasnamanaya" to prove strength..
Perhaps there are areas in SL that still protect those rituals..
Oh dear..
These macho events must have originated a millennium ago to prove strength between 2 groups - apparently a tribal mechanism..
It's better to sort differences via a game than fist fights..
Your local Council can pass a Law to get this matter sorted practically..
Problem with Sri Lankans is we do not individually engage with the Law makers but rather blame the system already in place and hope others to correct the same..
For eg where I live the Council even leaves empty dog poo...
This is a good place to be in front of the queue..
It's been 20 years since its start and I have got lots of benefits from this forum..
While acknowledging your problem cuz this is a free site, please don't forget the brighter side ie to connect with thousands of others..
Honestly I never been to a Night Club in SL..
All my dancing experiences were associated with the classes and workplaces, in SL and overseas..
It's interesting you imply that there are (only) hookers and no real female club goers, in SL clubs..
Both parties have equal strength it seems.. - that's why the party with the guy wearing Sarong backed off..
Cops should be in charge of preventing these kind of anti social behavior and not civil matters like mediation..
Thanks for your opinion and I respect you for that @FCB brah..
I am into my mid 40s and miss Clubbing as I did not do much during my youth..
I believe dancing is a great way of letting go..