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Old 12-08-2009, 01:48 PM   #29
Slammed180
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Originally Posted by ronmcdon View Post
Do you try to find out the root of the problem (not much different than troubleshooting),
or do you dismiss it with a slap to the face?
The latter.

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With physical punishment (If you must use it),
you also have to consider some degree of restraint.
Not sure why you'd want to do that??

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do you smack them indiscrimanantly for every instance of misbehavior?
Yes.

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at what age do you stop?
When they're old enough to understand they shouldn't be fucking up all the time.

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at what level of intensity to you beat the kid?
Level 10.


lol. This isn't me trying to start an argument BTW.

I firmly believe kids these days need far more discipline than they're being given.
Too often I see kids misbehaving, and the parents/guardians do jack all.
Kids are smart enough to figure out that if all they're receiving is a vocal lecturing, it wont be hard to get away with more mischief.
Give a kid a stern, but not outright abusive beating, and the kid will think twice before committing that same act.

* By no means, am I advocating abuse as OK. A disciplinary smack/spanking is all I'm agreeing with*
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