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Re: Allowing corporal punishment in schools?
If you think it is never acceptable to hit an adult, then there is no further need to continue.
I stopped reading here. Nothing else you have to say is worth the time - i dont waste my breath on stupid pacifists. Yes i said stupid, not ignorant.
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Re: Allowing corporal punishment in schools?
You can't look at this like its a black and white issue. Different parents will choose different routes, and as long as whatever they choose is not excessive then it will work. If a child is spanked too much they might develop emotional problems, but on the flip side if a child does not respond to non-physical behavior modification and is not spanked they can grow up to become spoiled and entitled. It is just as bad (probably worse actually) to not be firm enough with your children as it is to be overly controlling.
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Ive always been against corporal punishment of children. I think hitting someone is a sense of violence. I also defend a parents right to rear their child as they see fit as long as the child doesnt suffer.
Schools need to teach, not 'correct'. Leave it to parents to do the correcting. Too many schools think hitting kids is 'tough love' which I disagree with. It is not a schools job to 'love' your kids. Spare me the valentines day crap that school is paternal love. Schools need to remove themselves from 'correcting' children. Teaching them facts and figures and allowing parents to moralize them is the way to go. So I am totally against corporal punishment of kids by schools. Leave your hands off my kids (if I have any). Thanks. |
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In light of this, schools also need to be able to kick out kids who pose constant problems. Suspend younger kids for a few days and then maybe the parents will be able to see what they are forcing the teachers to go through. |
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Kids will be kids. It is funny how some expect them to be well-behaved, subserviant, miniature adults. I would say to encourage kids to misbehave simply to enjoy themselves and to get it all out. |
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Spanking is never done out of anger. It is the way to tell a child that what they are doing is terribly wrong. Kids aren't randomly picked up and spanked, parents go through other options first. It is at the top end of the discipline continuum, used after other means don't work. |
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My issue is with schools playing parents. It seems many on this board support the role that schools wish which illicited my emotional response. No, not everyone who hits their kid is a sadist. I hope none are. Just the ones who regularly leave bruises and tell their kid its "tough love". |
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Yes you do. You can’t know that I am stupid or that I am a pacifist because you said you stopped reading. Therefore you are either ignorant or a liar. Either way you struggle with the concept of supporting and explaining your claims, and refuting others arguments effectively within the confines of a civilised debate. By your logic anyone who does not agree with you is an idiot. Why do you bother on these forums? |
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Its nothing but an old school, pig headed, simpleton mentality held by people with closed minds. The tired old line that “ I used to get a beating and it never did me any harm” is charmingly ironic!.
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They generally need no encouragement to misbehave, rather need some explanation as to why it is viewed thus and why it is unacceptable. And the parents need to understand that it won’t always work the first time. |
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That’s possibly a fine ideal if you are to employ such measures. I would suggest there is plenty of variation depending on the individuals involved. |
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Not unlike the anti gun crowd. On the other hand, i dont give a damn if you spank your kids or not - they're your kids. I simply dont want anyone to have the audacity to tell me what I should and should not do with mine.
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I've already provided a link which says spanking doesn't help. Now it's up to you to provide something backing up your positions. You have not provided anything uptil now other than your own opinions, which you are entitled to, but in a debate one needs more than just an opinion. Quote:
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Lifestyle - they stop partying excessively, devote more time to the kid, but other than that, I don't know ... the usual arguments still occur - really, you should provide some insight into this. Quote:
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