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![]() Dave Heil wrote: Mike Coslo wrote: N2EY wrote: And the argument is null anyway. If beating your kid worked, you would only have to do it once or twice. You're on a slippery slope, Mike. If TALKING to your child did any good, you'd only have to do it a couple of time, right? I can hear my mother's voice now: "How many times to I have to tell you?" Ahh, but talking DOESN'T work! You can't always reason with a child. You have to deprive them of something that they value for a little while. Then you give it back to them until the next time they misbehave. I'm not advocating talk, and I'm not advocating beatings, I'm advocating something I've found that works. In fact, I was recently enlightened to the fact that (I hope this doesn't invoke Godwin's law!) Saddam Hussein, Joseph Stalin, and Adolf Hitler have one thing in common. They recieved regular beatings as children. So the secret seems to be, beat your children on an irregular basis and they won't grow up to be tyrants and ogres. It'd be interesting to find that Jeffrey Dahmer was never spanked and that his parents tried to reason with him. Read: http://www.crimelibrary.com/serial_k...er/naked1.html for an interesting if horrible accounting of Jeffrey Dahmer. Indeed, he was not raised in an abusive environment. But it is unfair to attibute anything to a pathological serial killer's upbringing compared to a normal person. But there is a difference between Dahmer and the nasties I mentioned above. Many people call them all madmen, but there is a huge difference between Dahmer and the others. - Mike KB3EIA - |
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