Holy crap... FB status re: spanking

CheeksMcGee · April 2010

You can be all for spanking, but using this type of language and attitude about it makes it sound very ugly.

My friend's status: "There's a national debate going on about corporal punishment in schools.... Congress may pass a law banning it."

Some douchebag's response: "Bull S**T!!! If my son does something that the school feels that he should be "Popped" for.... I say Pop his little a$$....then he"ll get his a$$ whooped when he gets home!!!"

And another response: "I feel thats what is wrong with kids these days...they dont get their a$$ whipped enough! lol"

Holy crap.

*blondie* · April 2010

Poor kids

sunnyday016 · April 2010

I sincerely hope those douches never have kids.

Mrs.21 · April 2010

OMG is all I can say.

MegDC · April 2010

These find individuals are a perfect example of why spanking doesn't work.

mlwurster · April 2010

Not exactly the point, but I thought corporal punishment was banned in the schools?

aelyngstad · April 2010

mlwurster:
Not exactly the point, but I thought corporal punishment was banned in the schools?

That's what I thought. I don't want anyone putting their hands on my child!

TommysGirl56 · April 2010

Saying you are going to kick a kid's @ss is soooo not appropriate. And if it was a joke, it definitely is not a good one.

Erin5849 · April 2010

I don't understand parents who speak about their children as if they are lesser than themselves. How would they feel if someone said that they should get popped or whipped whenever they were out of line? Mutual respect goes a long way.

lynelise04 · April 2010

Do i agree with "beating" your child, no. Im not sure people should refer to disiplining their child as whooping their behinds. BUT, i do think that maybe if people were a little more involved and controled thier kids we wouldnt have some of the problems we do around here. I was walking thru a store and a 8ish year old ran into me, looked up and told me to move! I wanted todrab him back to his parents by his hand like a 2 year old. im just baffled by kids now. They are not being taught to respect anyone or anything. Most importantly adults and themselves.

Just J · April 2010

mlwurster:
Not exactly the point, but I thought corporal punishment was banned in the schools?

It varies from state to state.

ksayles · April 2010

aelyngstad:
mlwurster:
Not exactly the point, but I thought corporal punishment was banned in the schools?

That's what I thought. I don't want anyone putting their hands on my child!

In the state of IN, I reserve the right to ask a parent if it is okay to physically restrain their child.

I never would, but I know it is allowed. I don't think anyone has actually used that though.

My SIL teaches Kindergarten. 2yrs ago, she had a little boy with severe emotional issues. She had to ask the parents if it was okay to restrain him b/c he was a danger to himself. She had to hold his arms down from hurting himself. She told the principal she could not teach him. She was literally crying every day. She was frightened that she would actually hurt him.

littlestbrujah · April 2010

mlwurster:
Not exactly the point, but I thought corporal punishment was banned in the schools?

I know its not banned in PA. However I don't think its praciticed anywhere and highly frowned upon.

poppyweed · April 2010

I also see the most douchetastic stautuses and updates from my list of 'friends'. My e-friends make up the majority of the sane people I know.

MrsBeckaT615 · April 2010

Coming from a teacher, I do believe in spanking at school. I deal with children who were never disciplined period at home. They come to school and are fearless with zero respect for authority. Pulling cards and time out doesn't work for those children. Spanking would help.

juliane2004 · April 2010

Are they serious? Or joking?

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