I'm thinking that a lot of Black people just belong in bondage. Their minds are just… warped and conditioned to be ruled by whips and chains. It's like a hereditary thing or something.
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I'm thinking that a lot of Black people just belong in bondage. Their minds are just… warped and conditioned to be ruled by whips and chains. It's like a hereditary thing or something.
I think it's the difference between when a player is hurt and when a player is injured. A player who's hurt will recover quickly and can still play. A player who is injured is handicapped for the foreseeable future. You hit your kids for discipline, and to Temporarily hurt them to show them cause and effect. The day you start injuring your kids is when it's abuse.
Throwing a Chancla at a kid might be no biggie
But throwing a brick is
Also your kid isn't your punching bag or stress ball. They didn't ask to be here so don't take your frustration out on them.
There should never be malicious intent behind disciplining your child. Period. That's Pretty much itDap. I like your description of a hurt player vs an injured player, then your pointing out that a chancleta is ok, whereas a brick is not.
We need the concrete things, ie chancelta in, brick out. Because people are beating around the bush and not describing what method is acceptable, ie belt lashes on the back and butt, arms and legs, slaps on the back of the head and across the face.---this is what we need. if we were going to create a manual on how to beat your child or what is acceptable we need concrete descriptions not just jargon like "assaulting or battering is obviously too much but the standard whoopin or a few strikes to instill fear yet convey caring........"
Why do people on here act like only black people whoop their kids?
I know people of every race who either whoop their children or got whooped (and that includes whites contrary to thecoli's belief that all white people are liberal hippy parenting magazine no violence types).
And I believe it does next to nothing to deter wrong behavior
There should never be malicious intent behind disciplining your child. Period. That's Pretty much it
I'm probably gonna beat my kids. Not for everything, but when they really fukk up.
There are levels.
Besides, all the talking makes kids think they can argue and logic their way outta stuff.
They need to learn respect. Adults and children are not on the same level.
My dude once the words "wait until ur father gets home" hit.
Immediately I go clean my room, do all my homework , do whatever chores I had to do, then I take my ass to sleep. Hoping the whole situation was a dream.
i get that. then again im educated and understand was malice is. To a young single mother, or young father who didnt have a father of his own yet is faced with the task of having to discipline his child. Say a child is given a bowl of oatmeal, but he was wants pancakes. Cries, throws tantrum. The child throws the bowl of oatmeal getting it all over the floor, table and during the event throws the spoon which strikes the father (in on his shirt, no bodily harm).
#2. You or your spouse tell your child who is watching tv that you're disappointed in their recent progress report and to turn the tv off and go do some homework and their expectation until their grades go up is that they wont be watching tv or playing videogames. Your child stands up says "SHUT THE fukk UP!!!!!!" then throws the remote at you/your spouse, and you/your spouse ducks right in time and instead of hitting them in the face/head the remote hits the tv behind them cracking the screen.
What reaction is acceptable from the father at this point?
this is crazy "logic"
Explain or nah.this is crazy "logic"
I'm probably gonna beat my kids. Not for everything, but when they really fukk up.
There are levels.
Besides, all the talking makes kids think they can argue and logic their way outta stuff.
They need to learn respect. Adults and children are not on the same level.
I had to read it a couple of times.
I kind of understand what shes sayin. I never planned on hitting a child, but I was with my nieces and nephews. and Ive taught to them when they first got to that age of comprehension, i taught them "When and adult tells you to do something, you look at them in the eye, say ok, then do it." We'd practice like I'd tell them to point their toys away or do some meaning less task or random even, and tell them why its important to do so "Shows your a good boy who listens" or "When you listen to adults you stay safe and dont get hurt."
Anyway I was watching them and he was chasin my niece who was just under two at the time, you know how those lil toddlers can get movin. I was tellin him "Hey slow down, take a break. You can continue to play with her but not so fast, she isnt as big as you shes going to bump into to something or fall then get hurt" He kept playing, cool at first but slowly went back to the same way he was playin before i told him to stop. So I told him to stop playin and sit down. This dude straight ignored me, I told him again very bluntly and he kept laughin and chasin her just ignoring me like I wasnt there or talkin to him. Then boom she bumped her head and started crying.
Nooooowww he wants to acknowledge me. We went through the entire "What did I tell you?" Speech. I told him to come here and look at me and I slapped his face. I told him why I slapped his face then slapped it again and told him to sit down. After I picked up his sister, I went over and went through the whole "When an adult tells you to do something you look them in the eye, say ok, then do it. Its important to listen to adults because when you listen to them your less likely to get hurt or hurt others."....
Thats was the first and only time Ive had to hit a child.