That sounds exactly like something a pro-spanking BOFA would sayOh great, here come the anti-spanking SJWs...
I was spanked as a kid, and now I suffer from a disorder called "respect for others". Oh darn, end of the world.
That sounds exactly like something a pro-spanking BOFA would sayOh great, here come the anti-spanking SJWs...
I was spanked as a kid, and now I suffer from a disorder called "respect for others". Oh darn, end of the world.
Corporal punishment should never go away. Because parents are too afraid to give their child a good lesson in showing respect, you get children that act like this...
and then they grow up doing this...
I don't agree with beating a child or whooping them just because you are angry with them, but children that do not have proper respect need to be taught it.
My child once went and starting kicking and spitting on her bus driver. Damn straight I took her inside the house and she got the belt across her ass for it. She never acted that way again. She still absolutely loves me, but she knows that she acted wrong and needed to be punished.
I disagree. I got spanked as a kid and i dont treat people poorly now. Hell, you can even hear the woman saying in the first video that she wont hit her child.There's a very real possibility that the people in those videos were hit as children and now they lash out any way they can. You act like strippers with abusive parents aren't a dime a dozen as well. Respect and good manners can be taught without hitting/spanking. The parents who do have to resort to that are typically either ill-tempered or short-tempered, so it's not a surprise when the kids grow up and act the same.
That's anecdotal, though. I guarantee that spanking and hitting are some of the issues that come up most in therapy when discussing parents. It's a given that children do need boundaries, but IMO hitting/spanking represent a real lack of creativity in how you can establish those boundaries.I disagree. I got spanked as a kid and i dont treat people poorly now. Hell, you can even hear the woman saying in the first video that she wont hit her child.
I know many people that were spanked, with belts and paddles, as children/teenagers who treat everyone like shit and either became druggies or domestic abusers themselves. Hell, have even seen a girl a knew from school slap her mother in the face and call her a dumb bitch.I disagree. I got spanked as a kid and i dont treat people poorly now. Hell, you can even hear the woman saying in the first video that she wont hit her child.
Hey, as long as the parents sign off on it, it's absolutely fine in my book. It's only a max of 3 times, come on people. If you're being a little shit and disturbing on multiple occasions, you'll get a few smacks on the ass. It's called operant conditioning, and it works.
friendly reminder that there is no evidence suggesting corporeal punishment to be an effective way of raising children. In fact there is a lot of evidence to suggest it causes the problems it's supposed to correct.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3447048/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27055181
Yeah, no, the first person to try and discipline my kid like that, that isn't me will feel my hand across them. Respect for the rules and how to not be a societal nightmare to your fellow human beings starts, as always, at home. Schools have no business laying their paws on other people's kids like this. You send 'em to detention and/or suspend them. Then the PARENTS decide what happens. If that's a whuppin' at home, it's a whuppin' at home (if you do that, and FFS, be reasonable). If that's a stern talking to and having privileges stripped, that's what happens there. And if the parents want to work with the school to determine a punishment, that's fine, too. But there is ZERO fucking excuse (save for extreme circumstances) for a teacher or other official deciding to physically assault a child. Again, fuck no.Hey, as long as the parents sign off on it, it's absolutely fine in my book. It's only a max of 3 times, come on people. If you're being a little shit and disturbing on multiple occasions, you'll get a few smacks on the ass. It's called operant conditioning, and it works.
Where on earth are you seeing that said studies were excluded? Or are those hypothetical studies that you wish existed, but don't know what the real-world outcome would be?Very nice meta-analysis, where they qualify "spanking" as "smacking, slapping, or hitting" anywhere on the body, as long as it not meant to cause harm. Truly an amazing piece. Oh, and it also excluded schools and other institutions in that analysis. It also excluded studies where spanking was combined with other types of discipline. No shit you're going to be a little screwed up if you get spanked every time you screw up, but this analysis excluded studies where it was used as a last measure. This meta-analysis has it's place, but the fact that you're using it against spanking as a whole does not make sense.
Edit: Oh, and it also excluded studies that had threats of spanking, meaning that this analysis looked at when a child did something wrong, they were immediately spanked without warning at all.
Corporal punishment should never go away. Because parents are too afraid to give their child a good lesson in showing respect, you get children that act like this...
and then they grow up doing this...
I don't agree with beating a child or whooping them just because you are angry with them, but children that do not have proper respect need to be taught it.
My child once went and starting kicking and spitting on her bus driver. Damn straight I took her inside the house and she got the belt across her ass for it. She never acted that way again. She still absolutely loves me, but she knows that she acted wrong and needed to be punished.