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Originally Posted by cashman
gee it must be great to be as smart as you, what you suggest is great on paper, but in the real world we all know these funds will NOT be available,much as you would hope,its you who are blinkered if you think they will,so people have to cope as life is,NOT as how you wish it,me and my ilk may be part of the problem, but rosebud YOU and your ILK ARE the problem.
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Surprise surprise I disagree.
The reformed Criminal Justice an Immigration Bill goes soem way to starting to address these issues and begin the process of this change- in quite major ways in the youth criminal justice system. Expected time frame to this being passed by Parliament- probably by end 2008.
Also the Youth Justice Baord has this year undertaken a massive amount of work in challenging the manner and nature of juvenile incarceration.
The ball is rolling.
If you feel, truly feel, that its 'great on paper'- dont settle for our society not pursuing this standard just beacuse its the harder path. We dont have to 'cope' with life as it is we have the capacity to change it for the better. The glass is half full.
We live in an amazing country with amazing history and with an amazing capacity to adapt and change- why sell ourselves short?