Drop(out) Dead!

[Rude-boy]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/8189498.stm

I am struggling to see a down side here, other than that 10 years is a long time to have to put up with them in the first place.

[HundredthIdiot]

That rather depends on what combination of factors caused them to drop out in the first place.

My Mum (a secondary school teacher) was dealing with social services a year or two ago over a pupil who was excluded from school for behavioural reasons. IIRC she had a troubled history of parental (sexual) abuse, and possibly a suicide in the family, can't remember all the details.

Still, f'ck 'em all. If they can't get into line and be good little tax-paying worker bees we're better off with them dead.

[thinfourth2]

only 1 in 10

Any way to improve this

[Road Pest]

thinfourth2 said:

only 1 in 10

Any way to improve this

Not with this Government. They'll probably turn round and say 1 in 10 was the target all along.

[Airbag]

"Neets"

I can't believe this category is such an issue as to have earned it's own moniker. What a pathetic, gormless bunch of twerps. I suppose some must have real issues, mental health issues and social disadvantage and the like but, I'm thinking work camps maybe?