Infinite_Fall6284

They do, but a much lower rate. I'd say it's more socialisation than a hormone thing. Men are "expected" to be a little violent, so young boys are socialized to be so. Whereas women are expected to be more obedient.

Girls will no longer be sent to youth prisons | ‘They are often victims themselves with complex mental health and emotional needs,’ says justice minister explaining ruling

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They won't be going to young offenders institutions which are majority male which are all of them. So they're being sent someplace else. It's still a jail, but Secure schools and secure children's homes are just words for youth jails with more tailored support. You can watch the PMQ debates on this

Girls will no longer be sent to youth prisons | ‘They are often victims themselves with complex mental health and emotional needs,’ says justice minister explaining ruling

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Girls in these youth centres make up a disproportionate amount of the self harm stats. They're just gonna get sent to girl's centre instead of the male one.

Girls will no longer be sent to youth prisons | ‘They are often victims themselves with complex mental health and emotional needs,’ says justice minister explaining ruling

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Why doubtful? Crimes that men and women commit are quite different are require different sentencing

Girls will no longer be sent to youth prisons | ‘They are often victims themselves with complex mental health and emotional needs,’ says justice minister explaining ruling

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Girls are still going to jail. They're just going to a female one. Read the article

Girls will no longer be sent to youth prisons | ‘They are often victims themselves with complex mental health and emotional needs,’ says justice minister explaining ruling

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Infinite_Fall6284@reddit

I'm from feltham lol

Girls will no longer be sent to youth prisons | ‘They are often victims themselves with complex mental health and emotional needs,’ says justice minister explaining ruling

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Yes it fucking does why are you lying? Black female feminists had brought issues of racism against black men and boys for ages

Girls will no longer be sent to youth prisons | ‘They are often victims themselves with complex mental health and emotional needs,’ says justice minister explaining ruling

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Not really. These girls are just going to be sent to a womans equivalent rather than mens one.

People born in England that identify more with “British” than “English”, why?

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I think it's the emphasis that gives an air of superiority

How are you spending New Year’s Eve?

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Infinite_Fall6284@reddit

Ugh so lucky!

What is the credibility of The Telegraph in the UK?

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Why are all the uk country subs so depressing? Like, I've been to other subs for other countries and they all seems quite lighthearted. r/england, r/wales and even r/scotland sometimes are just so...grumpy.

What is the credibility of The Telegraph in the UK?

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It seems to have implicitly endorsed trump so probably not.

What's the cheapest place to buy a house in the UK that's mostly civilised?

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Infinite_Fall6284@reddit

I don't think looks matter? It's mostly affluency vs deprived that should be looked for.

What is your truly unpopular opinion about the UK?

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I don't think we're worse. I do think we had a larger effect though.

What was common in 1950s United Kingdom that would horrify people today?

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Infinite_Fall6284@reddit

Comfort over style I guess. And working class people still had poorer quality of clothing too.

Returning to the UK after 15 years, what's going to be the biggest difference?

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Lol no it's not. It's on a downward trend.

Returning to the UK after 15 years, what's going to be the biggest difference?

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Really? What kind?

What do people in their late teens and 20s do on a Saturday night?

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17 here. I don't think we do much lol

You see a drunk girl slumped over at a bus stop, alone, in a quiet area, at 2am. What do you do?

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Accused of what?

Would you allow your 15yo son spend 3 weeks Interrailing around Europe, visiting 8 countries, incl Amsterdam, accompanied by only a 16yo boy? And do you think the social services were right to interview the mother of the 15yo when they found out?

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I mean yeah. Especially if they're going away for nearly a month. It's a different country, different laws, different culture (albeit very similar). I think we can agree to disagree here since it seems like we have vastly different outlooks. Have a nice day 😊

Would you allow your 15yo son spend 3 weeks Interrailing around Europe, visiting 8 countries, incl Amsterdam, accompanied by only a 16yo boy? And do you think the social services were right to interview the mother of the 15yo when they found out?

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I'm not arguing for parents hovering over their children, I meant that there should be an adult present. I've also had large responsibilities as the eldest child which came with lot's of freedoms but those freedoms came gradually. A mid-teenager travelling around england would be a good start, but travelling around europe alone is pushing it. These teens are a special case because their parents are wealthy and seem to have other ways of keeping them safe. An adult that looks out for them should be there at the very least like an older sibling or friend.

Would you allow your 15yo son spend 3 weeks Interrailing around Europe, visiting 8 countries, incl Amsterdam, accompanied by only a 16yo boy? And do you think the social services were right to interview the mother of the 15yo when they found out?

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It does though. Europr is on the safer side but some places are generally not safe for women travelling solo. I'd say it's not a moot point since I was talking about the dangers of travelling young and how it can be unsafe even for adults. They're in their mid-teens too. I wouldn't mind if it was like 17-19 but one of them isn't even 16 yet. I would get your point about travelling in pairs if it was like a young teen-older teen duo but both a very young.

Would you allow your 15yo son spend 3 weeks Interrailing around Europe, visiting 8 countries, incl Amsterdam, accompanied by only a 16yo boy? And do you think the social services were right to interview the mother of the 15yo when they found out?

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Yes it can. Difference is I know the language and culture, and I can comfortably speak up. It's different in a foreign country where I hardly know anyone and am just experiencing it for the first time as a teenager.

Would you allow your 15yo son spend 3 weeks Interrailing around Europe, visiting 8 countries, incl Amsterdam, accompanied by only a 16yo boy? And do you think the social services were right to interview the mother of the 15yo when they found out?

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They do though, especially girls and women. Source: groped and sexually harrassed while travelling at 15-17 around western Europe.

How many of you actually knew this and why???

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Why? If someone's lived here long enough why not?

Would you allow your 15yo son spend 3 weeks Interrailing around Europe, visiting 8 countries, incl Amsterdam, accompanied by only a 16yo boy? And do you think the social services were right to interview the mother of the 15yo when they found out?

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I mean aren't they mostly children? I get what you mean, some level of independence must be given but I can hardly blame sone people for being a little jittery about their child travelling to a different continent.

Would you allow your 15yo son spend 3 weeks Interrailing around Europe, visiting 8 countries, incl Amsterdam, accompanied by only a 16yo boy? And do you think the social services were right to interview the mother of the 15yo when they found out?

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Literal adults have to travel in groups because of how dangerous some places are, two English teenagers don't stand a chance

Would you allow your 15yo son spend 3 weeks Interrailing around Europe, visiting 8 countries, incl Amsterdam, accompanied by only a 16yo boy? And do you think the social services were right to interview the mother of the 15yo when they found out?

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Those aren't mutually exclusive though. Social services can investigate really bad cases and more tamer ones too. The issue is how underfunded they are.

Are crimes in the UK and western countries actually disproportionately committed by immigrants?

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No one is getting jailed for talking about it. And those foreigners kids are most likely citizens who grew up here.

Are crimes in the UK and western countries actually disproportionately committed by immigrants?

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You skipped over the polish immigrant part. Why is a 3rd generation carribean person less British than the indigenous? They may have carribean influences in their life but since jamaica was a british colony, that makes a bit of sense.

British women, what instantly makes you disinterested in a man?

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Infinite_Fall6284@reddit

He's dim and his twitter feed proves it

British women, what instantly makes you disinterested in a man?

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Yeah except those kind of men can't date period.