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myntik1:
to set the record straight I care for my son more than I ever could have imagined.

I don't think my little brother ever got swatted on the backside. for me I was a bit more precocious and needed some additional guidance. I know the difference.  For the government to ban spankings and such is wrong in my eyes.  You can't legislate good behavior, sometimes it needs a helping hand.

Singapura:

--- Quote ---Chad . . . I saw an awesome product for people (like me) who think putting a kid on a leash is just fundamentally wrong, but are still worried about the whole, turn your head and their gone scenario.  It's a proximity alarm that can be set to a couple of different distance settings.
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Nice if you have four kids (or more). Then you can play that movie where the prisoners were going "poof" whenever they strayed to far from their "buddy". If forgot the title.

But seriously, I have one rule: you-should-not-hit-women-or-childeren-ever period. An (ex) good friend of mine started beating his wife and I called the cops on him. Once you start hitting you loose all credibility.

shmokes:

--- Quote from: myntik1 on April 09, 2008, 10:10:33 pm ---to set the record straight I care for my son more than I ever could have imagined.

For the government to ban spankings and such is wrong in my eyes. 


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A government ban on spankings?  Who's talking about that? 

myntik1:
certain states have contemplated banning spanking your child

SavannahLion:

--- Quote from: ChadTower on April 09, 2008, 06:26:50 pm ---
--- Quote from: SavannahLion on April 09, 2008, 05:17:05 pm ---However the 6yr old was out of control, hiding in the clothes rack (same thing I did at his age), lagging behind, and generally being a nuisance. He was leashed but apparently the child knew how to disengage the harness.

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Gee, do you think the behaviour had anything to do with the fact that his parents were literally treating him like a dog?  Leashes are not for people.  They are for animals.  Every time I see some lazy parent walking their kid like a beagle I want to throw the parent down on the ground and play "why you hitting yourself" for an hour.

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Nope, not at all. Let's watch you complain about leashes when your child decides to run out into a busy street. Yes, I've seen it. I was the truck that almost hit the little one. Took out a fence in the process. What was the mother doing? Five yards away trying to catch up.

Instead of throwing the parent down and beating them up, why not talk to the parents and the kid? Get an idea of why they got their kid on a tether. You'll be surprised at what you find.

Yeah, I know about products like what Shmokes mentioned. They're not always effective, especially in a noisy RF environment. They might've improved since I last looked though.


--- Quote from: shmokes on April 09, 2008, 10:52:13 pm ---
--- Quote from: myntik1 on April 09, 2008, 10:10:33 pm ---to set the record straight I care for my son more than I ever could have imagined.

For the government to ban spankings and such is wrong in my eyes. 

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A government ban on spankings?  Who's talking about that? 

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California.

Sometime last year or the year before, a parking lot security camera caught a woman placing (ie restraining) her child into the car seat then laying into him. The details are a little hazy, but I recall she punched the child, not spanked him. The child was very young, but I don't recall exactly how old. After the incident a San Francisco lawyer got stars in her eyes and tried to pass an anti-spanking law.

It was essentially a load of ---Cleveland steamer---. The law attempted to ban all spanking, period, for anyone under the age of the three. Clearly, anyone with half a brain who saw that video knew that what the mother did crossed way over the line of spanking and into the realm of a beating. Something existing law already addressed. I don't know what ever came of the mother, child or the law but I assume the law never passed and Child Welfare took the child away.

As far as I know, Texas was the only other state considering a similar ban. Don't know what ever came of that either.

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