Parkour on public property should not be against the law.
Parkour practicioners, or tracuers, are not hurting anyone or anything by doing parkour. We try our best to stay away from from people we could hurt. That is why we stick to empty areas or rooftops.
It is only being "banned" because police like to take the words of laws and twist them around so they can get anyone they choose into trouble. This shows how twisted and crooked the police force is. All they want is to have their way.
They say people will hurt themselves or others when all they care about is money. They think because we do something on our own accord they will get sued if we hurt ourselves. And also that if it doesn't make them money it's a waist of time.
Nothing is wrong with parkour. It is a stress relieving martial art that is slowly going extinct because either someone is using it wrong or people are getting in trouble for just doing it in general. We need to keep parkour alive and thriving throughout the world.
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