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GogglesPisano 03-13-2018 07:03 AM

It’s been proven in countless studies that physical discipline of children has very negative consequences later in life. Time to evolve.

rickair7777 03-13-2018 08:21 AM


Originally Posted by Trowserchilli (Post 2549566)
What about sunglasses inside the hotel?

Denzel wore his in the Hotel in the movie, Flight.

That made sense... his pupils were dilated.

WHACKMASTER 03-13-2018 09:46 AM


Originally Posted by GogglesPisano (Post 2549629)
It’s been proven in countless studies that physical discipline of children has very negative consequences later in life. Time to evolve.

Bull$7!+. Physical discipline worked on me when I needed it and I turned into a productive member of society.

You’ve gotta find what kids are afraid of. If it’s losing the video game then discipline them that way. If they’re afraid of a spanking then use that. You’re not there to be their friend but rather their parent.

GogglesPisano 03-13-2018 09:55 AM


Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER (Post 2549706)
Bull$7!+. Physical discipline worked on me when I needed it and I turned into a productive member of society.

You’ve gotta find what kids are afraid of. If it’s losing the video game then discipline them that way. If they’re afraid of a spanking then use that. You’re not there to be their friend but rather their parent.

You understand the difference between anecdote and statistics, correct?

PowderFinger 03-13-2018 10:12 AM


Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER (Post 2549706)
Bull$7!+. Physical discipline worked on me when I needed it and I turned into a productive member of society.

You’ve gotta find what kids are afraid of. If it’s losing the video game then discipline them that way. If they’re afraid of a spanking then use that. You’re not there to be their friend but rather their parent.

Now I understand your screen name ... All these years I thought you were whacking something else.

2StgTurbine 03-13-2018 10:22 AM


Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER (Post 2549706)
I turned into a productive member of society.

Looking at your posting history, it appears you have a permanent chip on your shoulder. I prefer producing members of society with a more balanced personality that can control their emotions.

WHACKMASTER 03-13-2018 10:56 AM


Originally Posted by 2StgTurbine (Post 2549733)
Looking at your posting history, it appears you have a permanent chip on your shoulder. I prefer producing members of society with a more balanced personality that can control their emotions.

You have zero clue as to my real life persona and character. Nice try though.

LNL76 03-13-2018 11:16 AM


Originally Posted by 2StgTurbine (Post 2549513)
Cool. I am sure the threat of physical violence on a child never produces any unwanted side affects.

A swat on the ass never killed anyone. Worked on many in my generation.

crflyer 03-13-2018 11:20 AM

Here you go, guys.

https://www.parenting.com/parenting-forums

GogglesPisano 03-13-2018 11:25 AM


Originally Posted by LNL76 (Post 2549756)
A swat on the ass never killed anyone. Worked on many in my generation.

No, it never killed anyone. But it did teach them that violence can solve problems and motivate people. If it's taken too far, it can lead to violent adults.

A simple google search lists multiple studies that confirm this.


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