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Originally Posted by andy 1
have you ever lived in a street of fear,night after night having to keep watch on your house and car,members of your family verbally abused every time they walk down the street.
i bet if you did you'd soon change your mind about them being kicked out of there house.
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Whilst I agree I would definately not want to live with someone like that on my street, moving them does not solve the problem, obviously it solves the localised problem, but the child will continue his traits somewhere else.
Im not too interested in the punishments (as I believe throwing someone like this out of their house will in most cases not alter their behaivour) and there are genuinely decent parents who cannot control their children - how will throwing them out of their homes help them to better control their children?
But I like the idea of parenting classes, though I'm not sure how well these will be implemented, and how they will make people go - as surely it will be 'against their human rights' to make education in parenting compulsory
As far as Im concerned the parenting classes would provide a permanent solution (in the majority of cases) if they could change the attitudes of the parents, and equip them to better control their children - so I'm not too sure what Cameron is banging on about.