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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm sure it's been said already, but Restorative "Justice" sacrifices the education and safety of the civilized kids to attempt to help the uncivilized ones.  There's no justice in forcing twenty kids to deal with one kid who can't or won't act appropriately.  The truth is 99% of the time it's an issue if defective parenting, parents who are selfish and/or stupid and value their own time over the time necessary to teach their kids responsibility and respect.  Restorative "Justice" exacerbates the deficiency at home by removing the accountability.  Sure, it pretends to do the opposite but in practice and reality the kid is taught that he/she can get away with any impulse simply be pretending to be sorry later, with the added bonus of a group of people now fawning over poor little Johnny with the bad home life.  Spare me.  Restorative "Justice" itself was started to attempt to close the gap between White and Black suspension/expulsion rates.  The opposite has happened.  White kids have trended downwards while Black kids continue to climb.  I've seen the date, it shows the White and Asian kids will get bust d for something once, maybe twice ,then shape up because their parents hold them accountable.  The Black kids...well, some do, but many do not and this continues through high school.  Reality isn't pretty, but failing to deal in it is even worse.[/quote]

I was with you till you made it about race. Wtf![/quote]

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