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Old 07-02-2010, 11:47 AM   #10
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Im sure parents can have a role in this too - for christ sake teach your kids what can happen, drill it into their heads from day one, try avoid having your kids driving the more powerful cars to begin with. I know there will always be ways around this but you never know it could help. The more I meet people the more I realise how many soft parents are out there allowing their kids to do as they please without enforcing any penalties as such - imagine how the kids turn out if they know they can do whatever they want. Not to say this is causing these types of incidents
Spot on, this is the area of greatest influence over kids. Yes the government road safety has responsibilities, so do the police and the schools. The first responsibility rests on the shoulders of the parents to educate their child. If they can not handle that responsibility and accept it, they should not breed.

Sounds hard yes, but I see so many examples of parents failing their children and the community every day, it gets frustrating sometimes. You normally can spot the parents guilty of this, they are the ones that blame the community, government, police and schools whilst claiming how their child was "such a good boy" after crashing his car at 160 km/h, bashing and killing someone or being resuscitated after a drug overdose.
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