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Pierre · 23-02-2004, 12:42

"spare the rod, spoil the child"

The problem nowadays is that there is no effective punishment for kids and/or adults. They know they can be unruly with no comeback.

How can we expect teachers to be able to control disruptive and unruly chidren without:
An effective deterrent?
Support from the childrens parents?
Support from the government?
Support from the legal system?

If a little Ba***rd grows up knowing he can stick two fingers up to authority and get away with it. Then what going to stop him doing that in adult life.

Discipline is a cornerstone of an ordered society, unfortunately the bleeding heart liberals and do gooders have forgotten this, and instead like to invent new terms for things.

Attention deficiency syndrome - Boll*cks. If the kid's not paying attention then bloody well make him pay attention.

It really winds me up.

23-02-2004, 12:42	#186
Pierre The Dark Satanic Mills Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: floating in the ether Posts: 13,267	Re: Should Corporal Punishment Be Brought Back ? "spare the rod, spoil the child" The problem nowadays is that there is no effective punishment for kids and/or adults. They know they can be unruly with no comeback. How can we expect teachers to be able to control disruptive and unruly chidren without: An effective deterrent? Support from the childrens parents? Support from the government? Support from the legal system? If a little Ba**rd grows up knowing he can stick two fingers up to authority and get away with it. Then what going to stop him doing that in adult life. Discipline is a cornerstone of an ordered society, unfortunately the bleeding heart liberals and do gooders have forgotten this, and instead like to invent new terms for things. Attention deficiency syndrome - Bollcks. If the kid's not paying attention then bloody well make him pay attention. It really winds me up.