In which all but the most conservative polypeople have a stroke...

[BustaMike]

[St Leo]

This is disgusting.

[Elok]

Re: Re: In which all but the most conservative polypeople have a stroke...

Originally posted by GePap
Becuase we are also able to walk and chew gum at the same time?

I agree that schools should be done with corporal punishment.

I mean that evolution causes a huge hubbub, but the idea of whacking other people's kids on the rear as a perfectly normal disciplinary measure is just shrugged away. It's used for minor infractions, is the thing-talking back and tardiness were among the most frequent reasons cited by the article. I would wholeheartedly support a good butt-whooping for sexual harassment, because that kind of problem requires extreme remedies. But a little less than ten percent of Mississippi's kids get paddled each year, which sounds pretty huge to me for something as harsh as physically beating the kids.

[Whaleboy]

I'm with Azazel 100% on this one

[JohnT]

As a parent*, all I can say is:

I see nothing wrong with this. Deal with it, AZ. (and weren't you leaving, anyway? )

*When you give your opinion, can you please say whether you're a parent? Thanks!

[Ben Kenobi]

Can't resist:

[Az]

I see nothing wrong with this. Deal with it, AZ. (and weren't you leaving, anyway? )

Left, and came back. ( didn't say I was leaving forever, just for a month )

You see nothing wrong with this?



Do you think it's ok to beat up children to teach them a lesson?

[Fake Boris]

Originally posted by Azazel
Do you think it's ok to beat up children to teach them a lesson?

When I was a little boy, my small brother used to bite my mom. She had to give him a huge slap in the face for him to stop- talking didn't work, and the situation had been worsening for weeks.

Sadly, there are some people who unly understand brute force. (Yeah, my brother is still like this today).

[Az]

Sadly, there are some people who unly understand brute force. (Yeah, my brother is still like this today).

He still bites your mom?

Still, This is rather "self-defence" case. There are a mulititude of other cases that don't have to be punished by force, and even this one doesn't. How about closing him in his room?

[Kirnwaffen]

No greater teacher than pain.

[Fake Boris]

Originally posted by Azazel
He still bites your mom?

No, but he did hit her recently (he's now 18). She threw him out, and now he lives at my dad's house. Since my dad is huge and strong, he's not been annoying him (bastard).

Still, This is rather "self-defence" case. There are a mulititude of other cases that don't have to be punished by force, and even this one doesn't. How about closing him in his room?

That's the point: what's so wrong with physical pain? Why must it be terribly worse than psychological torture (when you're a baby, spending a few hours in a dark closet is TERRIBLE).

[Nubclear]

[Capt Dizle]

I support paddling. I went to all of my kid's teacher's and encouraged it. And I promised that they would get a matching spanking when they came home.

In cases where the teacher's did not spank them, I fixed that by giving a double dose at home when I got notification. If I had to go to school and research for disciplinary actions, they got the Biblical seven for one.

[Fake Boris]

Originally posted by jimmytrick
I support paddling. I went to all of my kid's teacher's and encouraged it. And I promised that they would get a matching spanking when they came home.

In cases where the teacher's did not spank them, I fixed that by giving a double dose at home when I got notification. If I had to go to school and research for disciplinary actions, they got the Biblical seven for one.

[Az]

That's the point: what's so wrong with physical pain? Why must it be terribly worse than psychological torture (when you're a baby, spending a few hours in a dark closet is TERRIBLE).

not for a couple of hours. send him to his room, until he promisses not to do it again, and if he does, THEN send him for a lot of time. Then, he'll understand.