The Rehab Camp My Parents Paid to Kidnap Me
I think the camps might work in some situations, if they are properly run.<p>The missing ingredient, is &#x27;something to believe in&#x27;.<p>The reason that &#x27;disciplinarian&#x27; measures work in the forces, is because you&#x27;re doing it for a cause much greater, more important than yourself. You have to &#x27;dig deep&#x27; to find that.  And without a &#x27;cause&#x27; - it won&#x27;t work.<p>Also - in the forces you can have incredible amounts of responsibility - and responsibility really changes people. You&#x27;ve see the changes when people become parents - well - it&#x27;s the same in the Navy&#x2F;Army etc.. Finally - is the amazing cool things you get to do. Travel, jump out of planes, blow things up. etc.<p>I&#x27;m not justifying this necessarily, just pointing out the nature of the changes that often happen.<p>I doubt this guy would be well suited to the forces, but you never know. A couple of years in the Navy - seeing the world, having some responsibility, might have changed him. But for many of these types, simply finding the right creative outlet might be it.