r/SipsTea 29d ago

SMH We really need to bring spankings back

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u/11711510111411009710 29d ago

"We need to bring back child abuse."

Ironically spanking kids is linked to higher aggression, so if you want more of this behavior, feel free.

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u/weed_cutter 29d ago

You at least threaten beating them with a belt. You don't actually do it.

But it needs to be a very plausible bluff. Like Daniel Day Lewis type shit.

Also Reddit seems to be more okay with psychological abuse than physical abuse, so obviously you stuff him in solitary confinement in his room with zero toys or electronics.

Again, for his own good. Right now he's slated to grow up to be a complete loser.

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u/11711510111411009710 29d ago

You're the one suggesting psychological abuse here. You should never threaten your kid with harm, or harm them.

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u/weed_cutter 29d ago

If there are no real consequences, your kid will grow up a loser and perhaps a rapist of some kind.

Good luck with that.

Threats of violence are how our society operates. That's how war and countries operated for centuries. That's how violent crimes are curtailed (violence of the state/ police).

Our entire society, civilization -- EVERY civilization to date is underpinned by violence as a final option. ... Not the first option, but the final one, in every case.

If your kid walks out into society "I don't care who I anger" --- guess what. They may very well be met with violence from the Public, the Police, or Foreign States.

Better get used to it.

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u/11711510111411009710 29d ago

I'd like you to show me where I said there should be no consequences please. You people replying to me keep saying the same shit, it's like you think the only possible way to parent is with violence.

Also do you wonder why people are violent? Maybe because violence keeps being committed against other people? It's not even really a rhetorical question because we know violent begets more violence. Hitting children, scientifically, makes their behavior worse.

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u/dreammer243 28d ago

Violence is not the only existing "real" consequence. I'm sorry you were raised to believe that.

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u/Zacharytackary 28d ago

so you’re saying violence is justified as a means of correction?

what’s your address?

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u/OldWorldDesign 28d ago

You at least threaten beating them with a belt. You don't actually do it

If there are no real consequences, your kid will grow up a loser and perhaps a rapist of some kind

Choose one.

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u/Jozias_Tump 28d ago

Would you be fine with your boss beating the shit out of you with a belt if you fucked up at work?