Penglibatan ‘Mat Rempit’ secara ber

Penglibatan ‘Mat Rempit’ secara berkumpulan atau sekelompok kumpulan kecil dalam aktiviti tingkah laku agresif menyebabkan mereka mudah untuk dimanupulasikan dengan pembentukan budaya jalanan (street culture) yang wujud secara tidak langsung bagi membezakan diri dan kumpulan dengan budaya dan norma sebenar sesebuah masyarakat. Di dalam konteks Kriminologi khususnya, budaya jalanan merupakan sekumpulan atau sekelompok individu yang memiliki budaya abnormal yang tersendiri membezakan mereka daripada budaya sebenar masyarakat sama ada nyata atau tersembunyi. Budaya jalanan (street culture) menurut Anderson (1990) adalah kawasan kejiranan yang kurang bernasib baik di mana rakyat mempunyai set nilai dan norma yang tersendiri. Manakala Baumer dan rakan-rakan (2003) pula berhujah bahawa kadar kemiskinan yang tinggi, pengangguran, keganasan, diskriminasi kaum, pengasingan, ketidakpercayaan kepada polis, dan sikap putus asa yang disemai dalam diri penduduk menyebabkan mereka menolak nilai dan norma arus perdana yang sedia ada dalam masyarakat.

Hasil (Inggris) 1:

The involvement of the ' Mat Rempit ' in group or a bunch of small groups in aggressive behavior causes them to easy-to-dimanupulasikan with formation of street culture (street culture) that exist indirectly to distinguish themselves and the group with the actual culture and norms of a society. In the context of Criminology in particular, is a group of street culture or a group of individuals who had abnormal culture distinctive distinguishes them from true cultural community either express or hidden. Street culture (street culture) according to Anderson (1990) is a neighbourhood of the less fortunate where people have set their own values and norms. While Baumer and friends (2003) argues that the high incidence of poverty, unemployment, violence, discrimination of race, segregation, his distrust of police, and the desperate attitude that imbued the population causes them to reject mainstream values and norms existing in society.

Hasil (Inggris) 2:

Involvement 'Mat Rempit' groups or small group activity aggressive behavior causing them easily manipulated by the formation of street culture (street culture) that exists indirectly, to differentiate themselves and society with a real cultural and community norms. In the context of Criminology in particular, street culture is a set or group of individuals who have a culture of its own abnormal distinguish them from the real culture people are either real or hidden. Street culture (street culture) by Anderson (1990) is a neighborhood of the underprivileged in which people can set their own values ​​and norms. While Baumer and colleagues (2003) argued that high rates of poverty, unemployment, violence, racial discrimination, isolation, distrust of the police, and desperation that are sown in the population caused them to reject mainstream values ​​and norms existing in society.