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Labour’s re-education camps (Labour obviously didn't drop all the old Socialist traditions) are still around and moving forward. According to The Register a pilot programme has been completed and come to the shocking conclusion that when people that, thanks to the welfare state, do not need to rely on their interactions with their community to earn a living are forced to be part of a community and view the other members as more than just a source of entertainment when there is nothing on daytime TV become far less anti-social.

Carting these people off to the slopes of the Himalayas for re-education is going to do nothing about the problem. They will still not have to care what people think and will still get paid for doing nothing when, or rather if, they return. So they will simply shift strait back into their old patterns of behaviour as these are the easiest ones for them to get what they want, because the state is willing to give it to them on a plate so long as they make no effort themselves.

Forced relocation is not needed, just a bit of engagement by removing the welfare state that allows these people to disengage from the rest of the society. They would quickly learn that people don't like them acting like dickheads if it is the people that they normally abuse that are the ones deciding whether or not to give the work they need in order to earn a living.