Some people believe that if an individual behaves in an anti-social manner, such as committing a crime, then society is to blame. What are the causes of anti-social behaviour? Who do you think is responsible?

Anti-social behaviour is a wide range of unacceptable attitudes that some individuals do against other

people

, ranging from annoying to committing a crime. Some

people

believe that society is responsible for

this

.

This

essay will discuss the two main causes behind antisocialism and who is responsible. There are two main reasons among many other reasons behind the eruption of antisocial

behaviours

. A broken family is the

first

important cause. Children, who experienced unstable social life, tend to have antisocial

activities

against other

people

, and by growing up with

this

, they start harassing others and may end up committing a crime. The

second

important reason is some antisocial political groups, spread hate speech and urge young individuals to do unlawful

activities

under the pretext of patriotism, Many antisocial

behaviours

have been seen in many countries in the

last

few years under

this

umbrella. Regarding who is responsible for these antisocial

behaviours

. I believe that it is a shared responsibility for all; families, local authorities, schools, and governments. Parents should take care of their children, and teach them how important peaceful coexistence is and how serious intolerance is.

Furthermore

, local authorities and schools should incorporate their residents and students into more social

activities

, which motivate

people

to coexist peacefully.

Moreover

, governments should impose deterrence punishments against antisocial

activities

and support all social events. In conclusion, broken families and antisocial political groups are the main two important causes of antisocial behaviour and the responsibility for these

behaviours

rests on local authorities, families, governments, and schools.