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If I were Prime Minister....
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raising kids isn't about money it's about love. what are you some kind of robot? oh yeah - you are. -
Did I say anything about saving money?Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostMine, but you won't save a penny with that daft idea."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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I think we're being given some of our own 'tour' medicine by the good folk from www.expressreaders.co.uk here.
Guy Fawkes - "The last man to enter Parliament with honourable intentions."Comment
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Sorry - my mistake, that was Chris 79 who actually claimed it would "pay for itself", not save, strictly.Originally posted by DaveB View PostDid I say anything about saving money?Comment
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Depends what you mean by costs - we all pay for education, even if we don't have kids. We all pay for pavements, even if we don't walk on 'em. We are all paying for the Iraq war and MPs expenses. Like ain't fair, live with it.Originally posted by Cyberman View PostTo DS23
Why should people not be totally responsible for the costs of bringing up their own kids ? Is it right that I can have children and expect others(ie the taxpayer) to pick up the tab ?
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You do mate, you really do!Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI hope that includes mental disabilities? I want to qualify...
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Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Ok then I will.Originally posted by Alf W View PostFeel free to put it in context then. I'm wondering how I took physically assaulting children out of context.
I've come to the conclusion you must either live out in the sticks and never come into contact with real people, or you are agroaphobic and avoid it. The youth of today have no respect for teachers, parents, police, laws. The one place they can gain this is in school, getting an education, and being taught respect. Using the words "physically assaulting children" seems quite drastic, but I'm all for teachers being given a bit of power to give the naughty kids a punishment (and no, I'm not talking about stripping them naked and beating them black and blue), it worked for decades before they stopped it in the 80s, and look at the state of things 25 years later...
I actually attended school during the 80s myself and there were kids in mine who were almost feral, running riot, with the teachers powerless to control or stop them. The disruption this brings to everyone and everything around it is immense. Sadly some of the worst ones are now serving life sentences for murder (no joke), these were people who were in MY class at school. There needs to be some form of control in society, tell me a better way if you think 'pysically assaulting children' is not the answer here (bad choice of words you have picked to describe the process I think).The cycle of life: born > learn > work > learn > dead.Comment
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Originally posted by DS23 View Postraising kids isn't about money it's about love. what are you some kind of robot? oh yeah - you are.
I agree, but you need money to raise kids and it should be your own and not the taxpayers' money !! :moonComment
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I am better than I was! At this rate I should be normal by about 2050...Originally posted by Churchill View PostYou do mate, you really do!
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