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It might help if they were trained to ride their scooters safely first. If they can't get that right, I have no confidence they could be trusted to wipe their own elbows...
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I totally agree with youOriginally posted by Paddy View PostShe caused misery to innocent parents. She is still at it even after being discredited. Sticking her thumb up the arse of kids in itself is sexual abuse. Higgs should have been prosecuted.
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She caused misery to innocent parents. She is still at it even after being discredited. Sticking her thumb up the arse of kids in itself is sexual abuse. Higgs should have been prosecuted.Originally posted by courtg9000 View PostSo one Marietta Higgs was not enough for our lovely country.
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So one Marietta Higgs was not enough for our lovely country.
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Every communist regime has spotters embedded in the community. That's how this is going to start. You won't even notice when you'll be reported for having Chinese tea instead of Yorkshire one in your cupboard.
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The steps are obvious:
Never discipline your child.
Have to spend more time with it.
Find out you've created a monster.
Try and discipline it. Fail.
Anger.
Violence.
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Deliveroo riders will be trained to spot signs of child abuse during coronavirus lockdown | Daily Mail Online
Deliveroo riders will be trained to spot signs of child abuse to help identify victims during coronavirus lockdown- Deliveroo staff could now help play a part in spotting cases of child abuse
- NSPCC will provide training for hundreds of riders to help identify signs
- Lockdown has seen a rise in cases, with people staying at home constantly
- A helpline sticker will be placed on the bags to assist adults with concerns
- The NSPCC helpline is 0808 800 5000 or email help@nspcc.org.uk
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