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reply posted on 27-5-2011 @ 10:34 AM by TechUnique
reply to post by jrmcleod


And now we invade their country for the good of the children.

Has Egypt got oil?


reply posted on 27-5-2011 @ 10:44 AM by Chrisfishenstein
reply to post by jrmcleod


"Tough guys" like this mean as much to me as people who beat their wife!! If you need to feel like a tough guy beating children and women, I feel sorry for them!! I would love 5 minutes alone with this piece of $hit!!
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reply posted on 27-5-2011 @ 10:55 AM by pyrodude
reply to post by Konstantinos


Yes I am for real. Pulling the girls hair is extreme but I am merely commenting that this type of discipline was accepted 30 years ago and I'm not sure we should have moved away from it. I was never abused, not once, but boy did I break and bend the rules. In turn I got my share of paddling, belts, restrictions...etc. I turned out fine, perty good in fact. I'm just not certain that this small clip is as serious as some are making it out to be.


reply posted on 27-5-2011 @ 10:59 AM by loam
reply to post by boondock-saint


Originally posted by boondock-saint
I don't see anything wrong with the video.


Nothing wrong at all....if you wish to teach fear and that it is most effective to physically harm another if you want them to comply with your demands.

Originally posted by boondock-saint
children need to be taught that there
are repercussions for breaking rules.
If not, half of them will be in prison
by the time they're 21 yrs old.


Funny how hundreds of millions of law abiding citizens acquire a sense of right and wrong without such abuse as these children sustained.

But my bad, "a sense of right and wrong" isn't really the same thing as being "taught that there
are repercussions for breaking rules", is it?

We obviously need better sheeple in the world.



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reply posted on 27-5-2011 @ 11:00 AM by ararisq

At least American kids don't have to be afraid of a teacher armed with a ruler. Now, if only someone could cut down on the pot-smoking in the gym, or the gang rapes in the bathroom....or the kids going postal with a gun. But hey, and least we're not the barbarians, right?


Your point it taken - I don't think being hit on the hand with a ruler requires the threat of violence/murder. This is a very old practice that only recently fell out of favor in the West. The psychology is pretty simple, take your school work seriously or face negative reinforcement.

The West went on a wild roller-coaster ride of negative to positive reinforcement and then realized that positive reinforcement only benefited those that were naturally intelligent and that wasn't fair so now no one cares about anything. My child is constantly denigrated and punished by his teachers for reading and having the highest scores in his class. The only kids that have it easy at school now are the liars, manipulators, and children of the 'educators'. Those 'educators' are as much of a piece of trash as this man and they don't hit kids with rulers.

Children need reinforcement to do well, especially in this world where life is a 24-7 video game. I suspect in this case though his intentions were not to help the students but to reinforce their servitude and ownership by the state in the hopes they grow up good little slaves.
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reply posted on 27-5-2011 @ 11:01 AM by phishyblankwaters
reply to post by jrmcleod


who the hell smacks a little girl in the head with a damn stick? Disgusting. I'm all for stopping these crazy 'unparented' kids but you don't do that with violence.



At least American kids don't have to be afraid of a teacher armed with a ruler.


Way back when I was in elementary school we had 'the strap'. Every kid was scared to death of that thing. My particular principle (as it was the principle, not teachers, that dealt out punishment) liked to hang it up on the wall in the office, or have it on his desk when he's telling you what a rotten kid you are.

Yup, when I went to school, in Canada, the principle would regularly slap the crap out of a child with a strap of leather, thick, much thicker than a belt. Any Canadian that remembers those stupid CBC heritage commercials, think of the one about the women demanding better conditions for Canadian prisoners, that big old hunk of leather it what I'm talking about.

i don't quite recall when the rules started to change but during my schooling it eventually became the rule that your parents had to agree to let them use the strap on you, before it was up to the principle. To my amazement, and the utter shock and horror of the school staff, my parents refused and threatened to sue if they ever threatened me again. See, before calling my parents to ask permission, they had me in the office, principle smugly holding the strap and dressing me down.

Eventually the banned it completely. Why? 2 reasons:

1 It's not right to beat children, for whatever reason
2 It didn't work, it didn't stop kids acting up, or help their grades, it just made them avoid getting caught.


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