Press have been watching boot camps very closely for anything that may stink enough to publish in their tabloids. Something that is very unavoidable since it is children’s welfare that we are talking about. After all the bad publicity, why would you even consider sending your child to a boot camp?

Simple. Boot camp is heaven compared to the uncertainties that your child will face in a prison yard. Be aware that if your child does any crime, a boot camp is a substitute for regular prison where your child will be mixed with burglars, rapists and murderers — once he finally come to the legal age. If your child hasn’t done anything that may cost him a couple of years in prison and you are afraid that at the rate that he is going at the moment, he might be heading there soon enough, send him to a boot camp. Sending him there may not discipline him but this will make him experience how it is to be ordered around constantly, act in a schedule set by someone else and associate himself with strangers who may have worse behavior than himself. In a boot camp, he will experience being treated equally with other teens, he cannot have his way or do the pranks that he got used to doing. There, bad acts are confronted, you can’t just turn your back and wallow in your own world as if you didn’t do anything bad.

This entry is not supposed to be selling the idea of boot camps to parents. It is a warning to the teens that boot camp is only the start of the many consequences that you will have to put up with in case you cause any trouble. And mind you, being in a boot camp is not optional for you, you will have to convince your parents not to send you there because only they can decide your fate when it all boils down to this.

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