″They obstruct the traffic. Road accidents caused by children are on the increase, and road accidents cost money that could be put to better use.″
″Unsupervised children run wild,″ declared others. ″They become morally depraved and take to crime.
The authorities must take steps to round them up.
They must build centres where the youngsters can be moulded into useful and efficient members of society.″
″Children,″ declared still others, ″are the raw material of the future.
A world dependent on computers and nuclear energy will need an army of experts and technicians to run it.
Far from preparing our children for tomorrow's world,
we still allow too many of them to squander years of their precious time on childish tomfoolery.
It's a blot on our civilization and a crime against future generations.″
The timesavers were all in favour of such a policy, naturally,
and there were so many of them in the city by this time that they soon convinced the authorities of the need to take prompt action.
Before long, big buildings known as ″child depots″ sprang up in every neighbourhood.
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