I'm referring primarily to young people, because I think these young people need to be given a chance. Most young people come from desolate families. And I wonder how we should deal with that as a society.
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Loading...I'd like to give away a book containing my own short stories. I've typed them up digitally and am now stuck for a page where I can design/print my book, but only once.
Or would it rather flatter you?
But you remember them.
Hi, I wanted to ask what you do at your first early meetings (when you're already going home). Well, for me, the meetings there were often a bit awkward… the atmosphere, etc. You didn't know what exactly to do at home… and sitting next to each other on the sofa or at the kitchen table…
These are individual cases for which the system is not sufficient or not that which fits 100% and therefore it does not fit anything very difficult or partly at all. I think it is not possible to blame the system, which must ultimately be the best for millions of people (that is, not only the young people, but also their environment). Even if only 0.1% of this fall out, it makes up a few people considering the mass. You will never be able to develop a system where 100% hit rate is. If you change something, there will be other people who fall out instead.
It’s a shame for the kids, of course. Nonetheless, you try it anyway. But there will always be people who do nothing for a certain constellation. Unfortunately. You will never be able to rule out any eventualities and even if, the whole thing will be moved only where different.
Let life and live. In some things, I understand them, not in all.
You try to give them chances.
“System breakers” are THE kids who, despite all efforts (at least for the time being) do not benefit from the help offers or do not accept them.