Yeah... gonna have to say BS.
As most of the studies "Spanking", more than likely, refers to straight up abuse.
Yeah... gonna have to say BS.
As most of the studies "Spanking", more than likely, refers to straight up abuse.
Well as everybody is ignoring logic and just shouting louder I call quits
What's ironic though is that humans exist for hundreds of thousands of years and raised gazillion kids, tried different methods and techniques. And yet in the current year of 2016 there are still people thinking they know better.
You don't. The answer to the eons old question of how to raise and discipline your kids is simple: depending on the situation, sometime they deserve some spanking, other times a bit of yelling and grounding. When you hesitate to apply the right reaction to their action - you are doing it wrong. When you decide against it - you are doing it beyond wrong. If you rely on some study on "how to discipline kids" disregarding the fact that it doesn't apply to your kids and the situation - you are hopeless.
All right, gentleperchildren, let's review. The year is 2024 - that's two-zero-two-four, as in the 21st Century's perfect vision - and I am sorry to say the world has become a pussy-whipped, Brady Bunch version of itself, run by a bunch of still-masked clots ridden infertile senile sissies who want the Last Ukrainian to die so they can get on with the War on China, with some middle-eastern genocide on the side
Actually from any medial perspective, it is not. You cannot blame someone, for something they cannot interpret. This is an iron rule when working with handicapped people and should not be broken. It's like punishing your pet, without the intelligence to link the act to the punishment.
I'm responsible for her care, including her understanding the rules as to not hurt herself. For example, we have a big problem with her wandering out during the night and risking falling down the stairs. May I beat her to convince her not to do this?
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No, my argument already won quite awhile ago. It's just fun to watch the layers and layers of special pleading logical fallacies pile up.
well, i was spanked, now i have over-reacting fear of failing even basic things or doing anything badly, getting adrenaline rush from even slight "problem" that can occur and generaly fear of doing almost anything "new" to me because of said fear of failing and knowing i "was in trouble"..."thanks mom"
So your argument really just boils down to: It's alright to hit children to teach them lessons, but nobody else, ever? What's the basis for this argument? Please present me the evidence that says beating a child instills lessons in ways that are somehow invalid for people in ANY other group.