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Previously on "Smacking to be outlawed in Scotland"
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSlapping is the least effective punishment.
I get that some parents don't know how to control their anger, and obviously if you're beating your child or hitting hard enough to leave bruises then that's not okay, but I will never be persuaded that you can always just talk/coerce kids in to understanding what's right or wrong. Judging from the behaviour of most kids these days, a few more smackings wouldn't go amiss...
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Taking away the iPad is the modern smacking. It probably works as effectively - anything kids value as valuable gives you leverage when you can take it away.
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Seriously - mein kofp ist becoming mixed up and then some. Unable to utter a coherent er you know a...
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostYou can jailed for smacking your child here in Deutschland be.
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostWales smacking ban plan goes to public consultation - BBC News
Seems like the sheep shaggers are the next to go for it, although apparently you will still be able to smack kids but you'll have to pay 5p a time or alternatively pay 10p and get a smack for life.
(Shamelessly stolen from Pondlife)
As long as sheep shagging is not banned.....
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Wales smacking ban plan goes to public consultation - BBC News
Seems like the sheep shaggers are the next to go for it, although apparently you will still be able to smack kids but you'll have to pay 5p a time or alternatively pay 10p and get a smack for life.
(Shamelessly stolen from Pondlife)
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostKetamine works a treat and is apparently easy to get hold of if you hang around by the staff entrance to some hospitals
(so I heard from a friend)
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Posthttps://www.theguardian.com/society/...ed-in-scotland
So what drug are we supposed to use to keep them under control?
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