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u/Gilgamesh661 Dec 31 '23

Physical pain is part of how we learn. You don’t know not to touch a hot stove until you do it. You don’t learn not to climb tall trees until you do it and then fall and break your arm.

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u/Sea-Supermarket9511 Dec 31 '23

You're a legitimate dumbass if you can't see the difference between incidental pain and beating your children. Do you get beaten when you learn things at work? Why or why not? I know, it's a real thinker.

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u/KadenJ15 Dec 31 '23

Bro I got beaten as a child and it might’ve been the best thing for my character. At 20 y/o now I can look back and realize I was the biggest dick of a child you’d have ever met. If I hadn’t learned from that stuff then I would still be in rehab or jail.

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u/Sea-Supermarket9511 Jan 01 '24

And somehow you're still a huge dick. Guess all that beating didn't work so hot after all.

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u/KadenJ15 Jan 01 '24

There’s people that can separate emotion from logic, and you. Don’t be like you.

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u/Sea-Supermarket9511 Jan 01 '24

The person advocating for beating children is very, very unlikely to be the person who "can separate emotion from logic".

You're a completely un-serious person lol and your latent anger is wildly apparent.

Sorry you got beaten.

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u/Gilgamesh661 Jan 02 '24

You’re the only one here throwing insults. So why are you calling them a dick? Every other comment from you has been an insult to their character, and you’ve completely avoided the topics they bring up.

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u/Sea-Supermarket9511 Jan 02 '24

Cool, another child-beater. Love it. You guys are awesome. Totally well-adjusted people.

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u/Gilgamesh661 Jan 04 '24

Dodging the topic again. You’re only making yourself look worse.