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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Teenagers. Not as extreme as radicalisation, but hanging around with people who have very questionable views on life, people, school, jobs, crime, England etc.

What can be done, if anything, to get them back on the right track?

What if it's one of their parents with the extreme views- is that a lost cause?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

From a parents point of view you have to rely on the good lessons you’ve taught them earlier in life and hope they remember these lesson once the allure of the new person has worn off.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"From a parents point of view you have to rely on the good lessons you’ve taught them earlier in life and hope they remember these lesson once the allure of the new person has worn off. "

What if they don't?

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By *rwhite30Man
over a year ago

deptford London

National service would help

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Teenagers. Not as extreme as radicalisation, but hanging around with people who have very questionable views on life, people, school, jobs, crime, England etc.

What can be done, if anything, to get them back on the right track?

What if it's one of their parents with the extreme views- is that a lost cause?

"

They'd fit in a treat here with those views. Fabbers of the future...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Teenagers. Not as extreme as radicalisation, but hanging around with people who have very questionable views on life, people, school, jobs, crime, England etc.

What can be done, if anything, to get them back on the right track?

What if it's one of their parents with the extreme views- is that a lost cause?

They'd fit in a treat here with those views. Fabbers of the future..."

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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago

London


"National service would help"

I think everyone should have to spend a year volunteering for a charity before they turn 25; and those above the age should have to get theirs done (with commensurate salary support) within the next eight years.

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By *rwhite30Man
over a year ago

deptford London

I meant national service as in the army

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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago

London


"I meant national service as in the army "

I know. I did not.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"National service would help

I think everyone should have to spend a year volunteering for a charity before they turn 25; and those above the age should have to get theirs done (with commensurate salary support) within the next eight years. "

I'd like them to try that.

Do you think teenagers as in the OP can be changed?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"National service would help

I think everyone should have to spend a year volunteering for a charity before they turn 25; and those above the age should have to get theirs done (with commensurate salary support) within the next eight years. "

Can I volunteer for a ladies dealing with nymphomania charity? I'll forego the salary support as a gesture of my commitment?

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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago

London


"National service would help

I think everyone should have to spend a year volunteering for a charity before they turn 25; and those above the age should have to get theirs done (with commensurate salary support) within the next eight years.

I'd like them to try that.

Do you think teenagers as in the OP can be changed? "

Oh for sure! Although there’s possibly not enough context in the OP to really know what’s going on for the teen.

I work with gangs so see lots of changed behaviour. People are only ever doing the best they can with the tools they have.

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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago

London


"National service would help

I think everyone should have to spend a year volunteering for a charity before they turn 25; and those above the age should have to get theirs done (with commensurate salary support) within the next eight years.

Can I volunteer for a ladies dealing with nymphomania charity? I'll forego the salary support as a gesture of my commitment? "

Such an alpha male comment.

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By *rwhite30Man
over a year ago

deptford London


"National service would help

I think everyone should have to spend a year volunteering for a charity before they turn 25; and those above the age should have to get theirs done (with commensurate salary support) within the next eight years.

Can I volunteer for a ladies dealing with nymphomania charity? I'll forego the salary

support as a gesture of my commitment?

Such an alpha male comment. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It takes a village to raise a child

It takes an army to march a mile

Yeah

And it takes true love to stand the test of time

And it takes you babe to make me smile

P

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire

Op if one of them is your own all you can do is support them and debate the issues, challenges are often at that age rebuked and whilst most will not have the wisdom of some in the later years passionate views are common with some younger people..

They may come through it as most of us probably did..

If its getting to the point of violent radicalisation for one cause then that is a personal dilemma for which peers and some others in the same boat will be a help possibly..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

When people say that national service would help I think they need to realise what national service would be in the modern day.

It would probably some shitty offshoot of the army, run by GS4.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Try new things, productive things, hobbies etc.

Kids (and adults for that matter) have the urge and desire "to belong"

It's working out the what/where to.

P

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By *rwhite30Man
over a year ago

deptford London


"When people say that national service would help I think they need to realise what national service would be in the modern day.

It would probably some shitty offshoot of the army, run by GS4."

Probably? I don't think it would be like that at all

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I meant national service as in the army "

Can I ask if you’ve ever been in the army?

When I was in, the last thing I would of wanted in the arse end of nowhere is having to rely on some conscripted sprog who didn’t want to be there.

Also, being a soldier is something to be proud of that requires the right kind of man or woman. Not just any Joe Bloggs off the street.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"From a parents point of view you have to rely on the good lessons you’ve taught them earlier in life and hope they remember these lesson once the allure of the new person has worn off.

What if they don't?"

At certain ages, you can reel them in a bit. You can ground a 14 year old. You can’t if they’re 18. That’s when you have to rely on the ground work already done.

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By *rwhite30Man
over a year ago

deptford London


"I meant national service as in the army

Can I ask if you’ve ever been in the army?

When I was in, the last thing I would of wanted in the arse end of nowhere is having to rely on some conscripted sprog who didn’t want to be there.

Also, being a soldier is something to be proud of that requires the right kind of man or woman. Not just any Joe Bloggs off the street. "

they wouldnt be stationed with you, they would be in england learning discipline and respect, training them to be fit and healthy so not on the streets killing people

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"When people say that national service would help I think they need to realise what national service would be in the modern day.

It would probably some shitty offshoot of the army, run by GS4.

Probably? I don't think it would be like that at all"

Yeah it would, they would have them out cleaning the streets in a yellow hi-viz.

Meanwhile, A couple of thousand street cleansers or so would be sitting at home on the dole regaling each other with anecdotes about the broom they had for 14 years.

Don't even start me on how some of disaffected of this country would react to being called up to serve.

It's a stark racing bonkers notion that NS is the answer to anything at all.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Raving, fck, I'm having a bad day.

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By *rwhite30Man
over a year ago

deptford London


"When people say that national service would help I think they need to realise what national service would be in the modern day.

It would probably some shitty offshoot of the army, run by GS4.

Probably? I don't think it would be like that at all

Yeah it would, they would have them out cleaning the streets in a yellow hi-viz.

Meanwhile, A couple of thousand street cleansers or so would be sitting at home on the dole regaling each other with anecdotes about the broom they had for 14 years.

Don't even start me on how some of disaffected of this country would react to being called up to serve.

It's a stark racing bonkers notion that NS is the answer to anything at all.

"

you talk as if you know when you actually have no clue and just going on what you think, they would not be cleaning the streets at all, is that what they do In Switzerland or South Korea, no its not. You impose your thoughts as if it were fact WHEN THEY ARE CLEARLY NOT, thats not right. Having youngsters learn respect and what it is to be a soldier is better than them being on the street with gangs and knives.....but hey that is stark racing bonkers

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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago

London


"When people say that national service would help I think they need to realise what national service would be in the modern day.

It would probably some shitty offshoot of the army, run by GS4.

Probably? I don't think it would be like that at all

Yeah it would, they would have them out cleaning the streets in a yellow hi-viz.

Meanwhile, A couple of thousand street cleansers or so would be sitting at home on the dole regaling each other with anecdotes about the broom they had for 14 years.

Don't even start me on how some of disaffected of this country would react to being called up to serve.

It's a stark racing bonkers notion that NS is the answer to anything at all.

you talk as if you know when you actually have no clue and just going on what you think, they would not be cleaning the streets at all, is that what they do In Switzerland or South Korea, no its not. You impose your thoughts as if it were fact WHEN THEY ARE CLEARLY NOT, thats not right. Having youngsters learn respect and what it is to be a soldier is better than them being on the street with gangs and knives.....but hey that is stark racing bonkers "

You’re kinda doing the same thing. And being shouty too.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"When people say that national service would help I think they need to realise what national service would be in the modern day.

It would probably some shitty offshoot of the army, run by GS4.

Probably? I don't think it would be like that at all

Yeah it would, they would have them out cleaning the streets in a yellow hi-viz.

Meanwhile, A couple of thousand street cleansers or so would be sitting at home on the dole regaling each other with anecdotes about the broom they had for 14 years.

Don't even start me on how some of disaffected of this country would react to being called up to serve.

It's a stark racing bonkers notion that NS is the answer to anything at all.

you talk as if you know when you actually have no clue and just going on what you think, they would not be cleaning the streets at all, is that what they do In Switzerland or South Korea, no its not. You impose your thoughts as if it were fact WHEN THEY ARE CLEARLY NOT, thats not right. Having youngsters learn respect and what it is to be a soldier is better than them being on the street with gangs and knives.....but hey that is stark racing bonkers "

I've spent the morning in Small Heath and Birchfield. Feel free to go and tell the local population that they're joining the British Army.

Come back and let me know how you get on.

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By *valanche1001Man
over a year ago

Leeds

Send them down the mines

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Send them down the mines "

Send them to work in an Amazon distribution centre. If that doesn't make them take a different path, nothing will.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I meant national service as in the army

Can I ask if you’ve ever been in the army?

When I was in, the last thing I would of wanted in the arse end of nowhere is having to rely on some conscripted sprog who didn’t want to be there.

Also, being a soldier is something to be proud of that requires the right kind of man or woman. Not just any Joe Bloggs off the street.

they wouldnt be stationed with you, they would be in england learning discipline and respect, training them to be fit and healthy so not on the streets killing people"

Erm. Being in the army is ultimately about being able to kill people.

I’m not sure what you’re advocating training them in as you’re not wanting them to do soldiering work.

Sounds like some sort of blackshirts thing......

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By *hatYorkLadMan
over a year ago

York


"I meant national service as in the army

Can I ask if you’ve ever been in the army?

When I was in, the last thing I would of wanted in the arse end of nowhere is having to rely on some conscripted sprog who didn’t want to be there.

Also, being a soldier is something to be proud of that requires the right kind of man or woman. Not just any Joe Bloggs off the street. "

Seconded, the modern British army is professional and I certainly wouldn't want to be serving with any scrote who couldn't live by the values and standards or would repeatedly fail the service test.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I meant national service as in the army

Can I ask if you’ve ever been in the army?

When I was in, the last thing I would of wanted in the arse end of nowhere is having to rely on some conscripted sprog who didn’t want to be there.

Also, being a soldier is something to be proud of that requires the right kind of man or woman. Not just any Joe Bloggs off the street.

Seconded, the modern British army is professional and I certainly wouldn't want to be serving with any scrote who couldn't live by the values and standards or would repeatedly fail the service test."

absolutely.

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By *rwhite30Man
over a year ago

deptford London


"When people say that national service would help I think they need to realise what national service would be in the modern day.

It would probably some shitty offshoot of the army, run by GS4.

Probably? I don't think it would be like that at all

Yeah it would, they would have them out cleaning the streets in a yellow hi-viz.

Meanwhile, A couple of thousand street cleansers or so would be sitting at home on the dole regaling each other with anecdotes about the broom they had for 14 years.

Don't even start me on how some of disaffected of this country would react to being called up to serve.

It's a stark racing bonkers notion that NS is the answer to anything at all.

not doing ay

you talk as if you know when you actually have no clue and just going on what you think, they would not be cleaning the streets at all, is that what they do In Switzerland or South Korea, no its not. You impose your thoughts as if it were fact WHEN THEY ARE CLEARLY NOT, thats not right. Having youngsters learn respect and what it is to be a soldier is better than them being on the street with gangs and knives.....but hey that is stark racing bonkers

You’re kinda doing the same thing. And being shouty too."

not doing anything of the sort, but thank you

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex

Who decides what the 'right track' is?

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By *rwhite30Man
over a year ago

deptford London


"When people say that national service would help I think they need to realise what national service would be in the modern day.

It would probably some shitty offshoot of the army, run by GS4.

Probably? I don't think it would be like that at all

Yeah it would, they would have them out cleaning the streets in a yellow hi-viz.

Meanwhile, A couple of thousand street cleansers or so would be sitting at home on the dole regaling each other with anecdotes about the broom they had for 14 years.

Don't even start me on how some of disaffected of this country would react to being called up to serve.

It's a stark racing bonkers notion that NS is the answer to anything at all.

you talk as if you know when you actually have no clue and just going on what you think, they would not be cleaning the streets at all, is that what they do In Switzerland or South Korea, no its not. You impose your thoughts as if it were fact WHEN THEY ARE CLEARLY NOT, thats not right. Having youngsters learn respect and what it is to be a soldier is better than them being on the street with gangs and knives.....but hey that is stark racing bonkers

I've spent the morning in Small Heath and Birchfield. Feel free to go and tell the local population that they're joining the British Army.

Come back and let me know how you get on."

why would it be my job to get them to it, if it is law then it would be a police matter

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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago

London


"When people say that national service would help I think they need to realise what national service would be in the modern day.

It would probably some shitty offshoot of the army, run by GS4.

Probably? I don't think it would be like that at all

Yeah it would, they would have them out cleaning the streets in a yellow hi-viz.

Meanwhile, A couple of thousand street cleansers or so would be sitting at home on the dole regaling each other with anecdotes about the broom they had for 14 years.

Don't even start me on how some of disaffected of this country would react to being called up to serve.

It's a stark racing bonkers notion that NS is the answer to anything at all.

not doing ay

you talk as if you know when you actually have no clue and just going on what you think, they would not be cleaning the streets at all, is that what they do In Switzerland or South Korea, no its not. You impose your thoughts as if it were fact WHEN THEY ARE CLEARLY NOT, thats not right. Having youngsters learn respect and what it is to be a soldier is better than them being on the street with gangs and knives.....but hey that is stark racing bonkers

You’re kinda doing the same thing. And being shouty too.

not doing anything of the sort, but thank you"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Good radicalisation everyone

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Good way of making some new friends white40

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Op if one of them is your own all you can do is support them and debate the issues, challenges are often at that age rebuked and whilst most will not have the wisdom of some in the later years passionate views are common with some younger people..

They may come through it as most of us probably did..

If its getting to the point of violent radicalisation for one cause then that is a personal dilemma for which peers and some others in the same boat will be a help possibly.. "

Good point about debate. I remember I knew everything about everything when I was a teenager though.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Try new things, productive things, hobbies etc.

Kids (and adults for that matter) have the urge and desire "to belong"

It's working out the what/where to.

P"

That makes sense. Replace a bad gang with a good gang.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"From a parents point of view you have to rely on the good lessons you’ve taught them earlier in life and hope they remember these lesson once the allure of the new person has worn off.

What if they don't?

At certain ages, you can reel them in a bit. You can ground a 14 year old. You can’t if they’re 18. That’s when you have to rely on the ground work already done."

True. But if it's the parent that's the issue, grounding won't work as the kid is still in contact with the parent.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Send them down the mines

Send them to work in an Amazon distribution centre. If that doesn't make them take a different path, nothing will."

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Who decides what the 'right track' is? "

Good point.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"When people say that national service would help I think they need to realise what national service would be in the modern day.

It would probably some shitty offshoot of the army, run by GS4.

Probably? I don't think it would be like that at all

Yeah it would, they would have them out cleaning the streets in a yellow hi-viz.

Meanwhile, A couple of thousand street cleansers or so would be sitting at home on the dole regaling each other with anecdotes about the broom they had for 14 years.

Don't even start me on how some of disaffected of this country would react to being called up to serve.

It's a stark racing bonkers notion that NS is the answer to anything at all.

you talk as if you know when you actually have no clue and just going on what you think, they would not be cleaning the streets at all, is that what they do In Switzerland or South Korea, no its not. You impose your thoughts as if it were fact WHEN THEY ARE CLEARLY NOT, thats not right. Having youngsters learn respect and what it is to be a soldier is better than them being on the street with gangs and knives.....but hey that is stark racing bonkers

I've spent the morning in Small Heath and Birchfield. Feel free to go and tell the local population that they're joining the British Army.

Come back and let me know how you get on.

why would it be my job to get them to it, if it is law then it would be a police matter"

You're avoiding the issue. There are far too many disaffected people (extremists and Jeremy kylists) in this country to make NS work. Not to mention those with a genuine grievance against our forces.

If you think I'm talking like it's a fact then that's because It is. Comparing the UK to South Korea where less than 4% of the population are immigrants (I hate that word) just shows how out of touch you are.

Have you never seen the debates around Remembrance Sunday and wearing the poppy? A poppy, for one day. How do you think 2 years in the army is going to go down? It's a boat we don't need to rock.

There's a host of other reasons too but I'm not one to sit here spouting off facts.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Try new things, productive things, hobbies etc.

Kids (and adults for that matter) have the urge and desire "to belong"

It's working out the what/where to.

P

That makes sense. Replace a bad gang with a good gang. "

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"Who decides what the 'right track' is? "

Very good point..

Please not the political class or the church, though I suspect they may for some be the go to..

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By *astyEricMan
over a year ago

Hull

Bring back National Service

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Bring back National Service "

I'd expect a lot of people in Hull would fancy the 2 years away.

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By *astyEricMan
over a year ago

Hull


"Bring back National Service

I'd expect a lot of people in Hull would fancy the 2 years away."

Don't know, did my bit dhow

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By *rontier PsychiatristMan
over a year ago

Coventry

Just keep showing them love, respect and good values (even if they seem to reject it). They are sponges and that sinks in too (even when you not think it is). Just keep planting those little seeds with your love and example. Give them time, one day the penny will drop and those seeds will grow.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Just keep showing them love, respect and good values (even if they seem to reject it). They are sponges and that sinks in too (even when you not think it is). Just keep planting those little seeds with your love and example. Give them time, one day the penny will drop and those seeds will grow."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"National service would help

I think everyone should have to spend a year volunteering for a charity before they turn 25; and those above the age should have to get theirs done (with commensurate salary support) within the next eight years.

Can I volunteer for a ladies dealing with nymphomania charity? I'll forego the salary support as a gesture of my commitment?

Such an alpha male comment. "

Not alpha, just horny........

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By *alking HeadMan
over a year ago

Bolton

How many young people are going to be called up per year? How much is it going to cost. How many thousands will tell the government to go and fuck itself? What do we do with them, put them in the glasshouse for their entire national service? Someone said they should be forced to do do volunteer work. Forced to do volunteer work? Volunteer work is unpaid. Forced to work for no pay is slavery. Thats a great thing to teach kids, slavery is acceptable!

The VAST majority of young people in this country are keen to learn, work and wouldnt say boo to a goose. This country has such a downer on its young people. They are no better or worse than any other countries young people. When they do well in exams, the first thing we say is the exams have got easier. I might be 48 years old, but thank fuck I havent forgotten what being young was like.

There are some fucking miserable hypocrites on this site. I hope they dont come into contact with young people.

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