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Originally posted by HunkaHunka
reply to post by DarrylGalasso
What you fail to realize Daryl is that children learn what they are taught.
If you hit a child everytime they do something wrong, they learn that everythime they are wronged they are right in lashing out with violence.
It's as simple as that.
Originally posted by DarrylGalasso
First off please allow me to introduce my self. My name is Darryl Edward Galasso I have a MBA in psychology, so I would imagine that unless I have slept through 7 years of college I COMPLETELY understand the learning process.
Originally posted by RogerT
Originally posted by DarrylGalasso
First off please allow me to introduce my self. My name is Darryl Edward Galasso I have a MBA in psychology, so I would imagine that unless I have slept through 7 years of college I COMPLETELY understand the learning process.
I certainly don't contest your imagination
What a shame you didn't learn how to use paragraphs during your 7 years of enlightenment
"I'm disciplined, detailed and organised," said David Haffner, Chief Executive Officer of Leggett & Platt, one of the largest manufacturing companies in the US.
Mr Haffner, 54, said: "I received the belt when I deserved it, which was about six times a year. The discipline influence remains for a lifetime. It was a major contributor to my success."
Originally posted by RogerT
Well that's very commendable, but you said you smack your kids, so you either think that smacking is not a violent act or you are lying about never resorting to violence. I'm confused.
Originally posted by die_another_day
Kid is nuts in my opinion,
Originally posted by stumason
reply to post by Canadianduder
And I "LOL" at your attitude without having learned any facts about the case.
You have formed an opinion based on nothing, that is foolish.
If the abuse was that bad, then he had recourse to escape it. His own Grandparents for example, the Police, his teachers, his friends. But no, it would seem his initial reaction was to shoot his dad and his dad's friend. A violent reaction, in a violent society.
It remains to be seen just how bad the "abuse" was. A clip round the ear for not doing homework or a smacked arse for being a disobedient little turd is not abuse.
Personally, I would rather wait and see what evidence, if any, comes out about what exactly transpired before forming any cast-iron opinions.
EDIT: Baby P is a single bad example out of thousands of good examples. We could all find a bad apple if we look for one, but it is hardly proof of anything. is it? A couple of Social Workers and a doctor cocked up and a baby died.
Every day, hundreds of kids are well cared for by Social Services and the like, but they don't get a mention do they?
[edit on 30/11/08 by stumason]
I feel it's a waste of my time even asking these questions
Can you actually point out these posters in this thread? I think I've missed their posts.
A lot of you do not understand why some children kill their parents; well this is one example why kids do. My parents were evil they were monsters!