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That's the opposite of what I said. Truancy laws and CPS work great when parents are "well-behaved". But they aren't a substitute for "well-behaved" parents. N
by slibhb 6y ago
That's the opposite of what I said. Truancy laws and CPS work great when parents are "well-behaved".
But they aren't a substitute for "well-behaved" parents. No matter how much money the government spends it will not be able to raise children.
I don't know how to solve this problem but I am sure any solution involves recognizing what's going on here, which you are not doing.
- rusabd 6y ago> But they aren't a substitute for "well-behaved" parents Should we discourage some people having children then?
- justsid 6y agoRealistically and objectively, the answer has to be yes. Although you get into all sorts of issues if you actually go down that line, so practically the answer is no.