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If somebody beats a child in front of me, there is a possibility their heart will stop beating before I stop beating them.
I would not intervene unless I thought the child was in immediate danger of some significant harm. I'm not going to chide a mother that merely smacks a kid on the butt or on the back of the head for acting out in a grocery store.
I don't think that all corporal punishment rises to the level of criminality. I don't agree with it, but I respect the other parents' choice to use it up to a point...
Like a slap across the face...that would be crossing the line. Seeing someone "snatch up" a kid that is about to break something wouldn't concern me much.
Then if you agree it isn't, why use it as discipline at all?
I never said it isn't. I don't understand why you keep trying to put words in my mouth to achieve some type of warped agenda.
Anyways, you answered your own question.
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Originally Posted by Strel
Discipline can come in many forms.
There you go!!!
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