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To: rxh4n1
Mom was the tough one, she’d smack ‘em in public.

Try doing that today, and while most folks will applaud, some Karen or your kid will report you to child protective services and/or their school and you might lose your kid(s) and/or be arrested.

Spanking areas should be located at very public areas such as malls, town squares, etc.

Discipline of children should be allowed only in these public areas. The embarrassment to the kids should reduce the need for disciplining them.

Should a parent get carried away and take it too far, beating the kid, other parents and/or cops can pull the parent off before damage is done.

There should be pillories and stocks at the spanking area for those who don't "get it".

24 posted on 09/19/2024 11:15:04 PM PDT by Mogger (AreIn bookstores is a very expensive, beautifully bound in green leather Holy Koran. If one was goin)
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To: Mogger

“Try doing that today, and while most folks will applaud, some Karen or your kid will report you to child protective services and/or their school and you might lose your kid(s) and/or be arrested.”

You’re right, some buttinski would make an issue of it. Luckily for us, that was long time ago and our kids are all grown now. Times have changed and sometimes not for better.


26 posted on 09/19/2024 11:45:15 PM PDT by rxh4n1 ( )
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To: Mogger

My mother made me HELP HER kick my ass. “Go get the wooden spoon.” They had to clear cut an Amazon rain forest and displace at least one indigenous population to replace the number of wooden spoons that mom broke over my ass. An I deserved every one.


32 posted on 09/20/2024 3:12:28 AM PDT by nonliberal (Russia is not my enemy.)
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