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Old 16-03-2005, 17:50   #150
Xaccers
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Re: The Youth of Today...

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Originally Posted by Russ D
As I've said, physical punishment is IMO for the parents only. Woe betide anyone who decides to administer punishment on to my daughter like that. They'll find themselves in court faster than you can say "it's for their own good"
Thing is Russ, I can be pretty much 100% sure that if a PC brought home your daughter after she had done something wrong, or even just informed you that she had, or if the school informed you that she'd been disruptive/misbehaving etc in school, you'd definitely deal with her and let her know it's not acceptable.

Unfortunately there are so many "parents" who would have a go at the PC or the school and try and shift the blame onto someone else.

I remember hearing about a 5 year old who called a WPC a "f'kin cnt"
When the WPC asked the mother if she was going to let her daughter get away with that she got the following reply "Well, you lot have just arrested her brother so what do you expect?"
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