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    I'm very sorry to say Sue, you are absolutely right.

    The good children will (usually) always be good, but the bad ones will (nearly) always be bad and have no respect; they'll grow into adulthood, but not maturity and always fall foul of the law.

    Most of this is down to their parents and how they bring (or drag) them up.

    It shouldn't be a case of always being on their backs ready to punish and prosecute; there are many things young people can do nowadays, you don't have to have a bowling alley, multi-screen cinema or a skating rink (or whatever) to keep them out of mischief - the bad ones will still be bad what ever we have here - sadly.




    Roger

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