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Topic History of: Oh my god!
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JC I heard the Danish social worker on radio 4 this morning and when she said that if anything happens to the child she gives them a hug, my cynical mind thought - in the UK if anything happened to them she'd be sued for neglect, and if she hugged them she'd be arrested for abuse.

We've become a seriously sad nation.
BR I can imagine that this will change sadly.

Kids respond to encouragement - these days they are wrapped in cotton wool and learn from the net - hence they get pregnant earlier and get depressed about life.

One day society will realise that the current PC and H&S laws which the New Labour Zealouts have imposed on us in the UK ( and some other countries ) actually make life less enjoyable and less aspirational.
JK2006 In Denmark care workers hug and kiss the children!

Alert the police! Abuse!

And 6 in 10 care kids there go onto higher education - in Britain it's 6 in 100.

Is anyone surprised?