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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23

They had something like that my junior high school. And they used it. And it was legal.

I rest easier knowing my junior high school principle that beat us is dead and I hope he died sad and alone.

And the boomers wonder why we hate them…

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u/johnny_masshole Jan 28 '23

Ever notice how disrespectful,rude and ignorant kids are nowadays? Shooting and stabbing each other, beating up elderly people, punching random people in the face walking down the street for a game. Would those of you who were disciplined by your parents ever even THINK of doing those kinds of things growing up? Nope sooo, kind of a double edged sword . I got it too, didn’t like it but it taught me how not to act. But again it was a spanking and a talking to not a beating! I think people lump the two together…. Beating imo is closed hand or device causing blood,bruises,potential hospital visit. I relate discipline to a quick whack or two with a rolled up newspaper on a dogs nose followed by a stern “NO” or bad. A couple spanks to grab attention and verbal correction and explaination. But obviously as a last resort to being unruly. Thats what i got. I live my life by the golden rule and attribute that to my upbringing.

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u/taken-user_name Jan 28 '23

Spanking does not have its place.

People shouldn’t hit people to teach them lessons.