Consequences of Penal Code Amendment Bill
Posted on September 29th, 2025

Shenali Waduge

This Bill is not simply about banning corporal punishment — it is about social engineering

By stripping away parental and teacher authority, it manufactures a generation of children who are:

  1. Narcissistic Youth
    • Conditioned to believe their feelings are supreme and unquestionable.
    • Grow up entitled, arrogant, unable to take correction or responsibility.
  2. Unruly & Undisciplined Citizens
    • With no fear of consequence, youth will break rules at home, in school, and later in society.
    • Respect for elders, teachers, and traditions will collapse.
  3. Manipulable Pawns
    • When children reject authority at home and school, they become highly vulnerable to outside authority — social media influencers, NGOs, extremist groups, foreign-funded campaigns.
    • Youth without roots in discipline or culture are easily recruited for external agendas: street protests, anti-state activism, culture wars.
  4. A Society Turned Upside Down
    • Parents and teachers powerless.
    • Children with unearned power, no duties, no responsibilities.
    • Elders silenced, while youth are weaponized as tools for those who wish to destabilize nations.

Big Picture Warning:
This Bill is not about child protection. It is about child exploitation — creating a narcissistic, unruly generation that can be turned against its own culture, parents, teachers, and country.

THE GOVT MUST IMMEDIATELY WITHDRAW THIS BILL – RUINING THE FUTURE OF THE FUTURE OF SRI LANKA IS MORE TREACHEROUS THAN ANY CRIME

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