I'm reading about adults remembering how as children, after being sent to boarding school, they would plead with their parents to come home, but their parents would say no. Why would you say no to your child?
Mark Adolph, who wrote that boarding school was more or less legalized child abuse, wrote about the 'fagging system'. Has anyone written anything about the #faggingsystem why it existed (exists) and whose interests it serves?
George Monbiot not the only one who thinks boarding schools are institutionalised and legalised abuse. Mark Adolph, who went to Eastbourne college boarding school, wrote "boarding school is a barbaric institution and is more or less legalized child abuse and should be outlawed".
If Monbiot is right that boarding school for children at early age is a legal and institutionalised form of abuse, its because the middle and upper classes have the power to define what counts as abuse and what not.
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If Monbiot is right, that boarding school at an early age is abuse, then it's also a legal and institutionalised form of abuse.
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Danny Kruger, Conservative MP, quoted in the Guardian: "Benefits provide hardly enough money to live on, and for some people they do not provide enough." Neglect is child abuse. https://t.co/Tc0YTywbSg
In #childneglect 'focus' is just as important as timely decision-making. Without the right focus cases drift even when decisions are prompt. https://t.co/W2tPX3neoU (p78) #childneglect#neglect