Dead beat dads are a menace to our society and it is time to take action. These men need to learn to take some responsibility for their actions. Dead beat fathers will no longer be tolerated. There are many ways to rehabilitate these men, and it needs to be done immediately. A few solutions to this problem are jail, education and exposing these men to the environment that they have forced mothers and children to live in. Dead beat fathers are not only a menace to society they are a hurting many innocent children that have been brought into this world. First, the police must arrest these fathers and put them in jail. This must be done before the child support payments are over two weeks late. This way the children haven't suffered for along period of time. These men should also be picked up either at their place of employment or at a social gathering. What a great way to humiliate these men as they have done to their families! This also would show woman that our society is not going to tolerate this type of behavior. Of course, some men may seem bitter toward the mother of the child, but he is only getting what he has dished out. Arresting dead beats dads will certainly put an end to non payment of child support.
Second, an educational program must be required while the dead beat dad is being jailed. This program would include the importance of a father figure in a child's life, financial support and benefits to the child. Also, a psychology course on the ramifications that a dead beat father can have on a child is required. Fathers would have to read stories written by children brought up in this type of environment, and the hurt that has been inflicted on them due to their fathers being dead beat dad. This course would open up the eyes of these fathers as to how much harm has been inflicted on the children. Our civilization must teach these men the importance of supporting the child both financially and emotional.
Research will show that boys raised outside of intact marriages are, on average, more than twice as likely as other boys to wind up in jail -- with each year spent without a dad increasing the odds of future incarceration by 5 percent (NJCCR.org). ...
