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I'm really interested in other people's views on this.
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I'm probably very old fashioned with my views!
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I'm probably very old fashioned with my views!
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Thank you. It was a struggle to raise them - no holidays for 5 years until we bought an ancient trailer tent and then we went all over Gt. Britain. They were almost the only children in their class who knew British geography and lots of history. The others just got on a plane and went to somewhere sunny with a pool. We swam in a stream on Exmoor etc..
18:27 Thu 16th Mar 2023
kuiperbelt
Just do some research about the USSR kids who 'Belonged to the state' and their parents all worked. It produced a generation of some very disturbed adults,
Not that I'm suggesting our nurseries are like that but dropping off kids early morning and picking them up early evening would seem to be going in that direction!
Just do some research about the USSR kids who 'Belonged to the state' and their parents all worked. It produced a generation of some very disturbed adults,
Not that I'm suggesting our nurseries are like that but dropping off kids early morning and picking them up early evening would seem to be going in that direction!
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Granted it's not the best article in the world to base a worthy thread such as this one! But it was meant to provoke another view!
Incidents where social services have removed children for a period of time whilst they carry out their investigation, especially in such cases when unfounded claims of child abuse have been reported, make a good argument that children really do belong to the state.
Imagine if it was decreed that no more babies to be born in the UK, the population as we know it circa 70 million, would cease to be in a little over 100 years time. I find that truly alarming!! Governments know this too!
Those who quibble about don't have kids unless you can afford them are missing the point. The very future of the UK depends on children being born today!! To my mind every penny of tax payers money spent on a child is money well spent! Afterall is this not a wise investment??
Granted it's not the best article in the world to base a worthy thread such as this one! But it was meant to provoke another view!
Incidents where social services have removed children for a period of time whilst they carry out their investigation, especially in such cases when unfounded claims of child abuse have been reported, make a good argument that children really do belong to the state.
Imagine if it was decreed that no more babies to be born in the UK, the population as we know it circa 70 million, would cease to be in a little over 100 years time. I find that truly alarming!! Governments know this too!
Those who quibble about don't have kids unless you can afford them are missing the point. The very future of the UK depends on children being born today!! To my mind every penny of tax payers money spent on a child is money well spent! Afterall is this not a wise investment??
