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Sunday, December 6, 2009

Discipline

Okay well this blog is about disciple or lack thereof, and the damn problems it causes society. These days kids have no respect for their elders. I am a 13 year old girl, and I see nothing wrong with spanking your children. I think most of the societies problems lie with the fact parents don't spank thier kids anymore. I know this woman and she has a teen daughter. This teen daughter wants to got to a party at like 2 in the morning on a school night. Her mother says no and the girl punches her mom. The mom slaps her across the face, and that was it. All she got was a slap, and she called social services. If that girl was MY daughter and she punched me she would be out stone cold. Would have happened so fast she wouldn't know what to tell the social services. That b---- could call the cops. I'd send her ass to DT. I've also seen kids at the grocery store throwing a tantrum cause thier mom won't by them a candy bar, and when the mom gets tired of it she does the wrong thing. Instead of picking the kid up, swatting them on the ass, and putting the kid back in the cart, she give him the candy bar. What did she teach her kid? Nothing. If that kid was my child I would take him out to the car, beat thier ass, and then pay for the groceries. No candy bar in the end. He would never throw a tantrum like that again though. My daddy had this huge ass paddle, and if I piss him off... Damn I don't sit for a few days, and I'm turning out fine. I see nothing wrong with it, and I don't believe it is child abuse. It is teaching me some damn respect.  I 100% agree with spanking your children, and I am still a child. Parents spank your children. The will learn respect, and they will not behave so badly. There is a line though, so don't cross it!
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    Posted by St.JimmyHavok Wed Mar 4, 2009 5:49pm PST

    Rosalie, the paddle is abuse. If it hurts/leaves marks for more than 24 hours, it is abuse, and you need to call social services. I have a cousin who was in a similar situation.

    One day, I decided to visit her and her mom, and all through the visit, she seemed scared, and her mom was freakishly nice, but seemed to want me out of there ASAP. Well, on my way back to the motel I was staying in, I realizes I left my coat, and it was f**cking cold, so I went back for it. When I got to the door, I heard crying, I discovered that the door was still unlocked, so I went in. in the livingroom, I saw my cousin (she's 11, by the way) bent over the couch with her pants down, and her mom is going at her with a belt. you should have seen the look on her (the mom's)face, something like a deer in the headlights. My cousin pulls up her pants and runs out the door, and her mom is still staring at me like I was an alien or something. She tried to tell me something along the lines of "Well... She's had this coming for awhile now... I think it's best that we don't go running off and telling people who don't need to know... This should be kept between us...OK?"

    I ended up punching a hole through the drywall and smashing a vase so as to resist the urge to beat the s8*t out of her. The first thing I did when I got back to the car was call social services, then I realized that the kid was hiding in my car. I took her to a hospital, where they found even more bruises and whatnot, and now mommie dearest (inside joke) only gets to see her once a week, with supervision.

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