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Irresponsible Parents Should Be Punished
BY Drew omd Irresponsible Parents Should Be Punished There is nothing as beautiful as the sounds of the wedding bells, the flowers, the beautiful bride and the handsome groom in a ceremony that unites them before witnesses as they become a husband and wife and eventually parents. These are normally two adults who have made a decision to get married and eventually have children. Having children is a major responsibility and so is to taking care of them until they are eighteen. These parents have a God given responsibility to nurture, raise and train their children in the best possible way they can, to be good citizens. I do strongly believe that those parents who willfully avoid their parental responsibility should be punished. The most important relationship for all beings is that with parents. Through this relationship a child receives love support and learns very important values, ethics morals and methods of handling relationships. Many parents do not realize that most of the problems in our society stem mostly from what we learn when we were young and also what our children are learning from us in their developmental years. Some parents do not realize that their inability to commit to good parenting techniques causes serious detriment to the lives and well being of their children. There are parents who stick to their vows that they will remain faithful to their spouse in health and sickness till death does part them. There are also parents who are single by choice or through divorce or neglect of their spouse. There are also those parents who have their children and do not want anything to do with them. Irresponsible parents do practice multiple forms of neglect, including abandonment, physical and emotional abuse to their children According to the ” National Fatherhood Website” the United States censorship bureau, 24 million children, one out of

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