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Published: 2013-05-08 18:05:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 27334; Favourites: 1264; Downloads: 22
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An excuse I hear so that parents don't have to punish their child, guess what? They're not "just kids", they still need to fucking learn. And yes, I see kids do shit and go unpunished, examples are fucking up walls, taking an N64 cartridge out while I was playing a game and a kid at a FUCKING LIBRARY fuck up a keyboard and go unpunished, a fuckin' library.
And "they're just kids" you say? No, they still need to learn discipline, no matter the age. If I have a child, I will make sure to discipline him/her, and before thinking "corporal punishment", no, I will teach the child that it is wrong, and that the child would fail in life if the child keeps fucking up so yeah, fuck you for being lazy parents and fuck you for defending the children's actions.
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I cry when I see the state of our generation
At least the kids around my street are pretty good
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This is why I don't want to have kids.
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Me neither, because I don't want any of which I might have to end up having nightmares for treating them in a certain manner that unfortunately may seem nightmarish to the kids themselves!
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They need to bring back the cane.
Yes, it will hurt. YES, It's gonna fucking hurt, but it's DISCIPLINE.
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I lived with spanking as a punishment and I came out fine. Bring back the paddle at least
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Or bring back the flipping slipper, bulldog and idiot punishment.
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People should not even be afraid of their children. Β Kids are not as fragile as breakable glass. The only time they are is when they're actual infants.Β
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I didn't get childhood trauma from spankings or groundings. I got it from actual brutal literally bloody fights in the family. The people that call every type of discipline "child abuse " are an insult to people that went through shit like me.Β
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This one girl was beaten after caught stealing and it was posted to YouTube: www.ndtv.com/world-news/judgesβ¦
I know your supposed to whip your child but some people take it to far, lead everyone to assume that even the slightest touch is child abuse.
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That video is horrible! I know it's stealing but that's way too far!
I know. Wouldn't be surprising if just poking a kid was called child abuse. Though I'm exaggerating, the people that take it too far make parents that actually discipline their child/children look bad.
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CHILD ABUSE CHILD ABUSE
IMMA KALL THE POLIS
10000000 YEAR ARRREST
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Shaddap before I murder your dogs.
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Or the belt. My mom and her siblings had the belt.
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Hell yes. Admittedly, secondary school kids would need less of it, due to them having better morals.
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When I hear this, I would think that parents are afraid of their kids.
If parents ever say to me, "They're just kids.", I'm gonna say, "So? They need to be disciplined so they can learn to be mature adults for the future so they can have less of a chance of getting fired from their job. You want them to have a job in the future, don't you?"
I wonder if parents still say this when they hear that their kids got sent to the principal's office/got expelled/earned detention for their bad behavior.
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Yes! I was diligentlyscared shitless as a child, which helped my become the highly beloved goody-two-shoes that I am today!
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Good.
I remember being told that when I was two years old, I ran off into the alleyway. Of course, I was spanked for that. I'm glad that my parents spanked me for that.
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I'm glad you were! You must've been as brave as a lion to handle the intensely violent physical pain in your ass from that! Today's kids are as cowardly as chickens!
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I admit, I did cry when I was spanked, but I learned not to do it again. 
I remember about a month ago, my aunt told my mom and I about how at her job (my aunt is a waitress) about how a 2 year old licked the top of a syrup jar (gross, I know. And at least I think it was a syrup jar) and the mother apologized for it. And my aunt told me and my mom that she said to the boy's mother, "Oh, he's only two. He doesn't know any better!" And I wanted to roll my eyes at my aunt (but I didn't). My aunt is just too soft with everything, even with her dog. -_-
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Yes! Parents should never fear that hardness on their own children will give them nightmares! Sometimes a little fear can be highly beneficial enough to become less hated and more beloved in this particular case!
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I never had nightmares when my mother scolded me for doing something wrong (of course, I've been told that I was a good child since I never hurt people in any way or throw loud tantrums in stores, but I'm not perfect since I did also color on the walls when I was little but I don't remember how my parents got me to stop) in the past.
So no more of using age as an excuse. Even when I was three years old, I knew it was bad and wrong to hurt people.
I really miss the days when spanking and/or scolding was used on kids instead of the using age as an excuse to misbehave.
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Yes! This is definitely why nostalgia should be a virtue instead of just being treated like one! I'm glad you were brave! Valor is what today's kids need very badly!
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Parents also need valor too, since they're the ones raising children after all.
The parents that don't discipline their kids make me think, " 
But yeah, it seems like spanking and/or scolding is fading away too quickly. I'm 18 going on 19, and whenever I see kids being idiotic, I would think, "
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Yes! Brave, diligent parents -> brave, diligent kids!
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Yep. In middle school and high school, even I didn't like it when people acted like total idiots in classes. I was always a quiet person.
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This is just making kids feel like they can do whatever they want. My mom punishes me for almost anything i do wrong.
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Great to see another person who is diligently ensured that you behave like a goody-two-shoes!
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My cousin says that about the demon she calls a child.
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what happened to the good ol' five across the ass?Β
let me guess, that's considered child abuse, and requires the highest prison sentance in the history of earth..
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Yup. I also hear people saying grounding is child abuse.
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Are you serious?!
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How the actual fuck?!
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I heard that it was because someone locked their kid in a room for a long time and said it was a grounding.
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That's not how you ground a kid!
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Yup. Then people take that to mean grounding is child abuse.
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thefuckiswrongwithourcountryjesus...
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Yup. A lot of things could have been prevented with proper punishments.
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Tell me about it! It's almost as if they're afraid it might scar the kids for life!
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and people question why kids are so disrespectful these days..
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Yes! Parents should never fear that yelling at their kids will cause them to go deaf as well! Respect is a VIRTUE!! If kids braved being yelled at, they'll become more virtuously respectful to the point where they'll grow into sugary nice adults! Bravery is another highly important virtue that kids have difficulty practicing and maintaining as well!
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I was once at a Mc Donalds with my father, I was at the play room as I watched the kids play, most kids thought of me as a boy since I had shorter hair and was wearing baggy shorts then. This little boy walks over to me and stares at me, of course I just smile at the boy but THEN he reached out and grabbed my crotch to see if I had a penis. The laughed and ran off as I walked over to his mother all she said was "he's just a kid." I wanted to slap her. But I didnt because I saw his sister yelling at him for what happened.
Well fucking hell the sister has more parenting skills than the actual mother.
So yes. I gravely hate that excuse, even if the child touches your crotch but whatever! Their just children!
No.
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Ugh! That was extremly unfair
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indeed it was.
I hope someone else tells that mother that she is a horrible parent.
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I totally agree.
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Like...come on. Who would let their child do that to a person? That is rude!
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