Nutsy (2014-09-16 00:17:08)

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Ah. I really don't know you well, so ppt...

If I can fanfasm over IA, you can fangasm over Chrysie. That's only fair.

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Nutsy (2014-09-16 00:24:04)

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Nah, I'm pretty stubborn.

Most of the users here would just sit there and post "Seriously? ", anyway.

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Nutsy (2014-09-16 00:26:33)

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IA has Kagepro.

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Nutsy (2014-09-16 00:36:28)

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AntiChrist likes IA apparently.

IA sings all but three of the Kagepro songs. Kagepro 4ever. I want to get Kano's cosplay. Kano is bae.

There's no way this will ever end. It'll continue like this forever.

IA is my one and only, and Chrysie yours. We're defending our families here. Neither of us will back down.

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SackThing101 (2014-09-16 00:46:36)

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I can fuse the words master and debating.

Nargacuga. Debate.

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Nutsy (2014-09-16 00:57:29)

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It's from Monster Hunter.

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little5 (2014-09-16 08:03:36)

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Aw man, there's a good debate topic and I'm too tired to debate on it.m

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Jason2k14 (2014-09-16 09:52:21)

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^ What the..

Lemme guess, were you one of the children?

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Nutsy (2014-09-16 10:03:14)

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As long as the punishment is not a lethal threat(Smashing kid's head against wall) or falls under strange and unusual punishment(forcing kid to drink hot sauce), it's legal.

It's still a crappy way to raise a child, though.

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FishyTish (2014-09-16 19:06:39)

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whts a deebate>?

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.~Feferi~. (2014-09-16 19:31:16)

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Spanking isn't too bad when the child is disobedient but a time-out and groundation is somewhat better, in my opinion.

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little5 (2014-09-16 19:55:06)

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Corporal Punishment is a bad way to bring up a child, period. It's damaging to the child's mental and (sometimes) physical health. The discipliner can't really control how hard they're hitting, nor can they control the amount of pain that's being inflicted. If they hit hard enough, the child could be bruised and they could cause even more serious physical/internal damage. This leads to possible bullying (at school) and the child feeling self conscious.

..And that brings me to mental health. Imagine being a small child, harmless, defenseless, and doing what you know best, exploring. You're just about to touch that one shiny object that's caught your eye. You've been wanting to play with it for days. Now, imagine a big man/woman hitting you. You can't fight back, and if you do, they hit harder. You're forced to endure the pain. You probably don't know what you did wrong. Now, imagine it happening on a daily basis. You can't defend yourself against this monster. Not only will it scare you, but you'll feel trapped. Aren't these "monsters" supposed to be helping you? If you tell anyone, you'll possibly get in more trouble.

They learn from their parents, and the only thing that they learn from this is to be more violent. There are proven studies that show that kids who are beaten tend to be more violent. It also teaches the child that the best way to solve a problem is to hit. Not only does it make them violent and nearly incapable of resolving conflict, but it doesn't work for long. Once the child is older, and much more stronger, they'll begin to fight back. This damages the parent-child relationship even more.

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Jason2k14 (2014-09-16 20:52:03)

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This nigga.

Wow.

I'm done

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Jason2k14 (2014-09-16 21:30:50)

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little5 (2014-09-16 21:48:23)

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So, you're implying that the best way to solve problems (the child not listening) is by taking out your frustration on the disobeying child?

Thank you for supporting my argument.

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