Does the system prioritize process over people?
July 16, 2025
Let The Children Play
A Child is a Child
The story took place on the 15 July 2025 where a British girl 12 yeras old wore a dress with the English flag and the teacher told her off and kept her away from the other children.
Now if I was a father rto that girl I will 100% make sure the teaxher is dead. What is wrong with these people where all hthe hate for English comes from and why?
A teacher she suppose to know a little better than the rest of us, she is a 12 year old for god sake , i am so upset I wish that teacher to have the wrost year she ever have jad in her life because she is not a teacher but an evil person . Let the children play for fuck sake you stupid twat wish yo have the worst fucking year ever.
I should not act like that It feels like I am going down to the level of that arrogant teacher but sometimes you have too it is the only language they understand.
And this is real, Five years ago I met someone and things were not going so well however we gave it a go no matter what. The guy at the end got jelous and he try to destroy my lofe and he nearly succeeded . At the end I had to behave the same way he did to make him see how bad he waas. My friends were asking me what the hell why am I behaving so bad. I explaon to them the why and beloieve me it did work,.
Unfortunately often we have to go to the level as low as that may be to make the other person realise what are they doing. I hate it but it worked since then I have no problems at all.
Reducing the amount of on-street advertising containing sexualised imagery in locations where children are likely to see it. The advertising industry should take into account the social responsibility clause of the Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) code when considering placement of advertisements with sexualised imagery near schools, in the same way as they already do for alcohol advertisements.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) should place stronger emphasis on the location of an advertisement, and the number of children likely to be exposed to it, when considering whether an on—street advertisement is compliant with the CAP code.
The testing of standards that the ASA undertakes with parents (see Recommendation7) should also cover parental views on location of advertising in public spaces.
Ensuring the content of pre-watershed television programming better meets parents’ expectations. There are concerns among parents about the content of certain programmes shown before the watershed. The watershed was introduced to protect children, and pre-watershed programming should therefore be developed and regulated with a greater weight towards the attitudes and views of parents, rather than ‘viewers’ as a whole.
In addition, broadcasters should involve parents on an ongoing basis in testing the standards by which family viewing on television is assessed and the Office of Communications (Ofcom) should extend its existing research into the views of parents on the watershed.
Broadcasters and Ofcom should report annually on how they have specifically engaged parents over the previous year, what they have learnt and what they are doing differently as a result.
There is a widespread and specific concern, expressed both through our parental Call for Evidence and through the public campaigns in this area, about the display of magazines and tabloid newspapers with sexualised front covers or front pages on shelves where young children can see them
.Although the content of such ‘lads’ mags’ an dnewspapers is not pornography in the accepted sense (that is, not strong enough to be considered as ‘top shelf’ magazines), they trade on their sexualised content and many parents think retailers should treat them in the same way as they treat pornography.
Fun Fun Fun
I made up my mind not to let the reality of divorce change our family traditions. Every year of my married life, we had eagerly trudged through the woods in search of the perfect Christmas tree. As a single mom, I determined to keep that ritual alive. So one day in December, I headed to a tree farm with one child on my back and the other clinging to my hand. We found a tree, chopped it down and brought it home.
The following summer, we went on our usual family vacation. My mom was horrified when I packed the kids into the car and drove from Missouri to Orlando, Fla. We visited Walt Disney World and spent a couple of days at the beach. When the kids were a few years older and we didn’t have the money for a vacation, we all did odd jobs to pay for a few days away.
I wish protecting my children’s childhood was as easy as that—just doing fun traditions and vacationing together—but it took some tough work, too. I knew I had to get healing from the divorce; I didn’t want to expose my kids to the hurt I was feeling. So I found a DivorceCare group, which helped me wrestle with my anger and move toward forgiveness.
Leave the children to be Children
A child have th emost innocent heart and soul, when an adult trt to hurt a child they should step back and think for god sake, think what are they doing. The child years are so little let the children be and do as they pleased . We suppose to guide them and look after them not to punish them..
Sometimes I wonder as we as humans have envolved at all. or we went backwards . Ensuring greater transparency in the regulatory framework by creating a single website for regulators. There is a variety of co-, self- and statutory regulators across the media, communications and retail industries. Regulators should work together to create a single website to act as an interface between themselves and parents.
This will set out simply and clearly what parents can do if they feel a programme, advertisement, product or service is inappropriate for their children; explain the legislation in simple terms; and provide links to quick and easy complaints forms on regulators’ own individual websites.
This single website could also provide a way for parents to provide informal feedback and comments, with an option to do so anonymously, which regulators can use as an extra gauge of parental views. Results of regulators’ decisions, and their reactions to any informal feedback, should be published regularly on the single site.
Sexualised images
“Parents can control lots of things in the home. But when you are outside the home it’s tricky… magazine covers are really difficult.”
“I think inappropriate sexualised images on the front cover of magazines such as [‘lads’mags’] are the worst. These are not classed as top shelf magazines and so are on shelving where children are able to view them easily
We have arrived at some practical actions that can be taken to make a difference to parents and children. We believe there is a good deal of willingness to embrace changevoluntarily and without the need to resort immediately to new laws or statutoryregulations.
Nevertheless, the Government has made clear to us that, if satisfactory progress cannot be made on a voluntary basis, it will consider further legislation.
Centralto the task for businesses and regulators will be to make sure that parents’ voices (and,wherever possible, those of children and young people themselves) are heard more strongly and heeded more often. Parents are the principal guardians of their children’s
happiness and healthy development, and we believe that their views have a special status beyond that of other groups.
Allowing myself to forgive changed everything: I could once again look at my former spouse as the father of my children; I could speak of the happy years we spent together before things went bad, and that meant the world to my kids. They asked me questions about our marriage and wanted to hear special stories from our life together. To share those with a smile meant I had to let go of my bitter feelings. But it was worth it. Gabrielle and Nicholas needed me to say positive things about their daddy. In doing that, I was preserving something beautiful about their childlike love for him.
Remaining active in our local church was also a vital part of my family’s healing. I’d seen some people withdraw from church after their divorce, but I knew my kids needed our church and the routine of being involved in kids’ programs like Awana or children’s choir. I figured that since I was at my weakest point, the influence of strong, godly adults in their lives was essential.
I haven’t done everything well. I know I’ve stumbled along the way, but God has been faithful. He has protected Gabrielle and Nicholas. He has protected their childhood and protected our family life. And as my kids sit on the cusp of their teenage years, my prayer remains that they will not lose their childhood to divorce, but to the natural maturing process, learning even more as teens and heading out into the world as well-adjusted, godly adults.
