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Then why do you say "You just saying a few harsh words does not always work" as an argument for physical punishment? Sometimes saying a few harsh words definitely isn't enough, which is why parents often use a whole arsenal of other tactics, including grounding, removal of a treat, extra chores etc.Ultratwinkie said:where did I say it was? No where. You assume I am taking up a stance that I am not taking.JoJoDeathunter said:Did you not read my above quote which you ignored and contained the exact answer to your query in this post? No offence but you're losing credibility here. I'll repeat in a more concise manner:Ultratwinkie said:You are naive enough to assume that a few strong words will effect anything, especially when the rebellious stage sets in. Children do have a mind of their own, but are arrogant enough to disregard any advice and do what they wish. not every child is the stepford children.Thespian said:You'll have to make the underlined sentence a lot clearer. I'm going to guess you're implying that modern day gang members are living their lives that way because of poor parenting, or something. I'm sure it could all be avoided if their parents were just a tad more violent and half assed.Ultratwinkie said:Right, and all the gang members and arrogance that comes with childhood are just parents who told their children to do those things. Children are stupid, and they do not always listen to words.
You just saying a few harsh words does not always work.
Discipline is not limited to just a choice between physical and "harsh words". Several examples are listed in my above post of other methods.
This is aimed more generally rather than at you but I am sick of pro-spankers presenting a false choice between spanking and no discipline at-all. That isn't true and I know you're intelligent enough to know that too.