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Nothing happened. There are just too many busybody do-gooders poking their noses in these days, so if you have to slap the little shit, you have to do it in private.
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5. Comment rated too low. Show this comment Voutelamberopipi 311 days ago
#4 You don't have to beat a kid to raise him - that's just the "easy way".
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#5. Perhaps in this situation, you as the parent would attempt to 'reason' with the child. LOL. 
Whatever else you may be Voutelamberopipi, you certainly are not a father. That is blatantly obvious.
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8. Voutelamberopipi 311 days ago
#7 No mate, i'm not. But I tell you one thing: my mom used to slap me like hell and my father never touched me not even once (talking about beating ofc) - guess who I respected most during my childhood/puberty...
I know it's a freaking tough job but as I said, beating is just the "easy way" 
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11. loadrunner 311 days ago
#5 it worked for me. I never got into trouble, my friends who got everything they wanted are still spoiled and broke.
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13. Comment rated too low. Show this comment KentBlake 310 days ago
#8. I thought so. Another armchair expert. I have two children and four grandchildren. So get back to me when you've popped your cherry and got a bit of 'real' experience.
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14. c0mmanderKeen 310 days ago
#13 Four grandchildren at 36 ? Wow. Wouldnt want that for me though
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I can't believe #5 has been voted down so much! My wife and I have never raised a hand to our twelve-year-old son, and he's polite, considerate and well-behaved.
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17. Comment rated too low. Show this comment KentBlake 307 days ago
... and a spoilt little shit who has you twisted around his little finger.
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1. abbahh 311 days ago