On 12 Nov 2004 08:22:34 -0800, cdc0038@acs.tamu.edu (Chris C.) wrote:
..........and posted, obviously trolling for support, to
alt.christian.religion...
You'll find, Chris C., that not all Christians agree with assaulting
children and calling it "love."
http://parentinginjesusfootsteps.org/
http://stoptherod.net/
>In the absence of any regular advice --here is some that doesn't
>support punishing parents who don't follow them to the letter.
>
>-Special notes to new posters: I do not support the reform of
>reasonable force statutes
There is no such thing as "reasonable force statutes" regarding
corporal punishment of children. "reasonable force" is a statutory
concept relating to criminal law regarding the use of force in
situations where one is protecting self or others. It is used to judge
the use of force by police...who, by the way, are only allowed to use
force in three ways; to arrest someone's progress who resists, to
protect the officer, and to protect the suspect or others.
Police are not allowed by law to use force to "punish" as in "corporal
punishment." Any such attempt is prosecutable as "assault"
except.....in the instance of a parent assaulting a child physically.
Morally this is recognized in many nations as assault and a crime.
While I do not, at this time, presuming my neighbors and fellow
citizens to be morally progressive and cabable of responding to ethics
and logic in argument, support the use of statute to correct this very
sick practice of spanking.
>that lead to punitive measures for parents
>who may use discipline within the current legal limits (this would
>include but is not limited to physical restraint to protect a child
>from harm of self or others).
How does spanking "physically restrain"[t] a child? That is,
ostensibly, not it's purpose. Or it wouldn't be labeled as corporal
"punishment."
You are confusing one with the other to obscure the issue of spanking
being the moral equivalent of assault.
Your logic is badly flawed and you have not progressed, personally,
for as long as I've seen you post here. You fail to defend your
so-called
"choice" and you have failed logically repeatedly to defend spanking
as not being assaultive.
>-also do not post any personal information on this site. Often
>participants in this n.g. will use/abuse the information and conti
nue
>to do so if you return.
Interestingly I find that you and your cronies are most often the
perpetrators of such abuse.
Upon my first visit to the ng a couple of years back I was stunned to
see Chris Dugan, who I could find NO posts written by the used ad hom
in any of his arguments, being repeatedly and viciously attacked by a
whole slew of low-lifes such as you (I'm not as polite as Chris D.)
From "LaChrissy" to YOU, to Fern, to Observer, to Doan and the
occasional a.shole troll.
You, Chris C., are a phony. And any google of your posting history
here makes it plain you talk out of both sides of your mouth. You
pretend to an ethic you do not practice, and try to project your own
sick attacks as being done TO you rather than BY you.
>48 Suggestions:
R R R ... in it's original, it is "Positive Discipline: 50 Principles
& Alternatives to Punishment"
>Positive Discipline: 48 Principles & Alternatives to Punishment
>
>Principle #1: Decode the message behind the misbehavior
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #2: Understand WHY the behavior is occurring
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #3: Help the child calm down by staying calm and speaking
>calmly
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #4: Explain to the child how his/her behavior affects
others
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #5: If possible, alter the precipitating factors that led
to
>the behavior
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #6: Discuss together a non-punitive consequence for the
>behavior that is logical to the behavior
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
And what the hell is a "non-punitive consequence?" A hug? I doubt you
a.sholes that obvious hate, distrust, and are frightened by little
children have it in you to respond to unwanted behavior with positive
consequences...though I've proven again and again, and taught others
how to do it, even with children that were so far gone that they were
diagnosed as mentally ill.
>Principle #7: Carry out what you promised to carry out when you
>promised to do so
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #8: Do not nag, lecture, threaten or use sarcasm
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #9: Praise efforts and reward success
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #10: If the behavior begins to occur again, give a reminder
>of why the behavior is not appropriate- you will need to be
consistent
>over time
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #11: Unless the behavior involves harming self, others or
>property, give three warnings "1,2,3..."
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #12: Immediately follow through with the consequence with a
>brief restating of the infraction in a firm (but friendly) tone
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #13: Discuss with the child what occurred, why it wasn't
>acceptable and how it can be prevented in the future.
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #14: Let the child voice his/her feelings freely without
>judgment
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #15: Help the child to understand that he/she is a good,
>acceptable person and that the behavior, not the child, is
>unacceptable- accept young people unconditionally regardless of their
>behavior
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #16: Remember what it was like to be at the child's age.
>Refrain from tacking adult meanings and connotations onto childish
>behavior
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #17: Read up on child and adolescent development and find
>out if what you are expecting is developmentally appropriate- or if
>the misbehavior is age-appropriate behavior
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #18: Understand each child's individual capabilities, needs
>and circumstances and modify your expectations and approaches
>accordingly
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #19: If the child has multiple negative behaviors, only
>focus on modifying those that are most destructive to self, others
and
>property
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #20: Empower children with acceptable choices- don't just
>tell them what they CAN'T do- give them acceptable alternatives
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #21: Use re-direction, distraction and selective ignoring
>for minor infractions
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #22: Use of the toilet should be viewed as a necessary
>right, not a privilege- promote health and healthy attitudes towards
>the body by honoring this right- if children misuse the bathroom pass
>in school, have them use the toilet in the nurse's office for one
week
>as a consequence
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #23: Decode the need the child is trying to meet by his/her
>misbehavior and help them meet that need by acceptable means
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #24: If the child is out of control, guide them to a quiet
>area to calm down before discussing the problem
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #25: If a child must be placed in a "time out", do not
>impose a time limit- let the child come out when he/she is ready-
>never leave a young child unsupervised- never close a child into a
>frightening room- do not banish the child
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #26: If the child comes out of a "time out" prematurely,
>state that it looks as if he/she is ready to behave appropriately and
>give them that chance- avoid forcing them back in unless the behavior
>starts up again
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #27: Children often misbehave when they lack attention-
give
>them the attention they need and deserve- including hugging, patting
>the back, ruffling the hair, high fives, etc.
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #28: Rather than give "do not" messages, state what you
>would like to see instead
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #29: If physical restraint is necessary to avoid an attack
>against the self or others, do so progressively, in stages beginning
>with a verbal warning, increased physical proximity, followed by a
>hand on the shoulder and then a gentle hand on the arm, progressing
>with as little restraint as possible to keep the child from harming
>self or others
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #30: If the child shows lack of attention and restlessness,
>evaluate whether the activities you provide are stimulating,
exciting,
>involving and appropriate to the learning style and intelligence
needs
>of the child
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #31: Discuss the importance of verbalizing feelings rather
>than acting on impulses- model this!
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #32: Model the behaviors you want to see your children
>emulate
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #33: Do not engage in conduct that you don't allow in your
>children
Then I can't have sex with consenting adults, smoke, drink alcohol,
cross the street by myself, or stay out after curfew. Get real you
simp.
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #34: If your child has consistent behavioral problems do
>your best to alleviate the causes- enforce only necessary limits and
>cut away unnecessary rules and inflexible ways of doing things
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #35: Teach and model positive, healthy guilt and remorse
>that leads to restitution and responsibility- teach and model good
>social skills
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #36: Never shame, belittle or humiliate your child- help
>them build a positive self-image and a healthy self-esteem
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #37: Admit when you've made mistakes and apologize to your
>child
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #38: Teach and model that violence is not acceptable,
>including that it is never acceptable for adults to hit children
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #39: Be involved with the media your child is viewing and
>discuss what they see and why it is positive or negative
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #40: The rule about gaining respect is to earn it- you earn
>it from a child by giving it to them
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #41: Help a frequently errant child succeed by giving
>him/her small steps towards a goal that ensures success- never give
up
>on a kid!
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #42: Do guide children and do not leave them to regulate
>their own behavior- children feel unsafe when there are no limits at
>all- spend more time with them
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #43: Tune in to, rather than ignore, physical and verbal
>cues that something is bothering a child
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #44: Deescalate a problem before the child gets out of
>control- be aware of the warning signs of escalating behavior
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #45: Treat boys with the same dignity and caring, gentle,
>loving concern that you treat girls with- do not discipline boys for
a
>behavior that you allow girls to get away with- do not tolerate
sexist
>attitudes in girls that you wouldn't allow boys to get away with- do
>not put gender restrictions on toys, emotions, hobbies and activities
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #46: Avoid power struggles and verbal fights with older
>kids- negotiate democratically when possible
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #47: Honor a child's need for autonomy and power over some
>aspects of his/her decisions- let them make decisions where
>appropriate
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>Principle #48: Above all, treat all children with dignity and respect
>by refraining from using negative, punitive and violent methods of
>control- Use positive methods that promote critical thinking and show
>love, caring, empathy, understanding and patience towards all
children
And pick spanking as a reasonable response if you fail or fail to
respond effectively without force?
>--I'm interested in hearing from those of you who are not supportive
>of the "cohort" agenda to punish parents through revoking the
>reasonable force statutes on the books.
There are not "reasonable force" statutes regarding parent child
discipline. CP is CP.
<>Here in TX we are keeping an
>eye on them when they try to harm families by extending the control
of
>laws to further limit family rights and by putting kids at greater
>risk through the use of spurious data/research.--I am not interested
>in any
>contact with the"cohort"
What is a 'cohort'?"
>and have
>boycotted any conversations with them for several years now.
You are a reasonable then in your "debate" of the subject as all the
other little dim twits that show up here and move on because they fail
to put forward logic and ethical argument. In other words they fail to
defend the practice of spanking as a reasonable means of treating
children.
>Their
>agenda is all to obvious and very harmful to families.
The making of peaceful families that do not use pain and humiliation
is not a harmful agenda.
>--The only point
>we agree on is that spanking is not needed to discipline kids--beyond
>that they beat the drum for their singular cause (spanking = child
>abuse---no matter what and parents who use it should be punished).
Your definition does not apply to everyone in this ng that disagrees
with you, Chris. That is only one point some of us make. We have other
points we make as well. And punishment is not universally agreed upon
by us.
Notice how often one of us mentions the Swedish model...their law
against child abuse. Then recall what the "punishment" is for breaking
the law in Sweden.
>***I would like to add that they owe an apology to those adults who
>grew up with "real" abuse (as in most current legal definitions).
No we don't. Not a single person here that is against the practice of
assaulting children and calling it CP, or "spanking," has ever
minimized or otherwise denied the difference.
>Their attempt to fuzz the lines does great disservice to you and all
>those who have been harmed.
WE have not attempted to "fuzz the lines" the least bit. In fact I've
requested repeatedly that YOU folks clarify the line...which by it's
nature and reality IS FUZZY. Even the law cannot and has not clarified
the line between child abuse and acceptable corporal punishment.
In time, as law makers in other countries have done, if YOU and YOUR
cohorts do not stop defending child assault and make a moral choice
to end it, law makers here will come to see that there IS NO
LINE...that the use of pain and humiliation for parenting IS
assaultive..and the reason we have laws to protect adults from assault
are exactly the same reason we should not assault children.
Because it is immoral, and it proven to not work.
>I would also like to see poster return to
>the n.g. that have been chased off by the bullying tactics of this
>group (they have violated and continue to do so most rules of
>netiquette).
We have stood up to the bullying tactics of you and your cohort.
Fighting back is not bullying. You are, by your willingness to allow
and support parental choice to assault their children, a complicite
bully.
>I'm sure they have used these type of tactics in their
>own homes, with their families (and friends).
How can you be sure, other than to make a veiled by obvious personal
attack on them by that statement and claim? The behavior of a bully.
I learned as a child there is only one cure for a bully who will not
listen to reason, logic, and exhortation to stop.....kick their butt
thoroughly. Then switch to the more civilized offerings to discuss the
issue.
>We do not advocate their
>example...
Then why did you just do it, and why do those in your camp use ad hom
and lies?
Fern is the most blatant example of a liar, Doan of an ad hom name
caller.
And you, of a slimy word twister that pretends to saintliness while
using ad hom yourself, as you are doing in this post.
A few of your cohort's various attacks, lies, and immoral rants:
Doan:
"I have already proved that you were on the punishment component in
the Embry study. You are either stupid or a very bad liar. Which
is it? :-)"
In another, I accused him of dodging a question...by a device you are
using now....I said "Dodger." He replied with:
"Stupid dog! :-)"
I then said he was behaving like a child, calling him "little boy."
He replied with:
"You don't see them hurling obscenities, do you stupid dog? :-0"
See the lies and escalation of ad hom? He's an obvious bully.
I stated:
> When you took on answering the question your answers, as always in
> honest debate, became YOUR responsibility to provide proof. You
> haven't. You've simply sited other poor examples of logic and honesty.
He replied:
"I used your logic against you, stupid dog! ;-)"
This is a tiny sample, by the way, the last three entries from just
ONE post, of hundreds and hundreds of posts by Doan that shows who is
and isn't the bully in these exchanges.
Fern has posted 295 posts with LaVonne as the subject...and I found
none that were not derisive, and few that did not contain lies
concerning LaVonne.
Then there was this silly twit:
"
From: LaChrissie@webtv.net (LaChrissie@webtv.net)
Subject: Re: Reply to Chris C
View this article only
Newsgroups: alt.parenting.spanking
Date: 2001-11-19 10:15:43 PST
Little osama dugan is crabwalking about as fast as his
namesake.....The
little weasel is clearly on the run and here's a classic portrait him
"
LaChrissie went on for hundreds of such posts, obviously obsessed with
Chris D. and your cohort's inability to defeat his logic and facts.
Observer, "LaChrissie," and other abusive twits long gone from here
have similar posting histories.
YOU Chris C, have posted the following comments:
From your most recent putting words in LaVonne's mouth, "'Everybody
Look at Me'"
To;
"The clique displays obsessive tendencies"
"waiving her somewhat tattered diploma"
To making unproven, bogus claims about me and my posting:
"
-Mind reading
-Making up histories of posters and backgrounds
-Placing his words and actions on others
-Misrepresenting the data
-Misrepresenting other posters
"
None of which I do, and exactly what YOU do.
To this lie (Gowtch) and ad hom (Chris Dugan) combined:
"
It's nice to see the only "ex-cohort" (thrown out for his usual
behavior) member back spewing forth his rantings for which he knows
nothing! I hope he follows up with some choice phrases as usual (I
still think he's Chris Duggie in hiding).
"
and;
"
Fern--This is the classic moron Kane talking his typical tripe below.
No response is even needed. He doesn't warrant one. He reminds me of
Ivan (maybe it is). This needs to be crossposted just so others
(cohort included---because they wouldn't even have him) won't waist
[sic] their time or energy on him. He doesn't even matter in the
equation (I believe they call that "less than zero").
"
And Chris C., these all came from just the sequential first 7 or 8 of
the hits in google when I clicked on your addy. You post like this
constantly. You cannot post without ad hom and lies, apparently. And
hom and facts would be interesting and colorful. But lies? Tsk.
>They support full equal--political, social rights for kids and have
>posted as much.
Nonsense. A simple lie. No such advocacy has happened. What has
happened is that the "cohort" individuals have each expressed their
own views. For instance some are for laws against spanking. I,
personally am not, and stated so, and given the reasons why not many
times.
Some are for some punitive child teaching, I happen to not be. Some
are to a degree and others less.
You are clearly a bigot..by the use of classifying us into a group so
you can belittle and insinuate as less grand than you. Trying to make
a connection to our claims, statements, arguments, debate, that is not
up to your lofty ideals of reasoned discussion of this issue.
As I said you are a phony. Here's some more for folks to see what you
are really up to, and your lack of ethics:
Taking my statement out of context, by unethical snipping, you
commented:
"
His intellect is obviously limited so
he feels the need to add such verbiage to legitimize his lack of
scholarship. -Keep posting.-Chris
"
"As you have already figured out by now that Kane is a member of the
notorious "think-a-likes" that camp out here in this ng. Many of us
refer to them as the"cohort" because of their love of the fight. They
can't see that the narrow focus of their agenda will actually harm
parents and families in the long-term. Keep giving them hell (they
deserve it for the neophyte propaganda they push).-Chris
"
"
Fern--it's sad to say that these cases are all to often allowed to
occur. Of course the rights of any individual, according to the
"cohort', doesn't compare to even 1 child receiving a single swat (I
remember reading a post like this from several members of that liberal
elitist group).
"
Rather than go on with this sad litany of your phoniness let's take a
closer look at your more recent attempt to "take the high ground" from
those you call, "the cohort."
You, who claim to be a researcher and degreed scholar......posted the
work of another without citation and credit, so it might appear to the
reader as your own work..did you not?
All you did was leave off the last two suggestions. Was that supposed
to allow you to take others intellectual property? Not without a
citation it's not.
YOU, allowed to read other's work for scholarly content? R R R R R R
Now go and apologize to Ms. Couture:
Positive Discipline: 50 Principles & Alternatives to Punishment
© 2000-2003 by Laurie A. Couture, M.Ed, LMHC
http://www.childadvocate.org/2e.htm
That's our name calling twit, Chris C. A LAZY TAKER OF OTHER'S WORK.
Do you bring this same ethical standing to your arguments with those
you disagree with here?
>Keep an eye on them in your community they have no
>practical understanding of what they propose.
Who among us have you ever seen steal another's work deliberately and
post it unattributed, with the assumption or implication very possibly
made by the reader, that it was our own work? Who needs watching?
>Parents are the true
>advocates of their children---not neo-social constructionist.
I'm stunned by your fair mindedness, and your lack of name calling and
blaming.
I've never seen a single poster here, as you insinuate above, that you
refer to as "the cohort" and "they," claim that parents aren't the
best advocate for their children.
Their argument, that you attempt to change by putting words and
political motivations on them they have not said or is exhibited by
any of us.
"The cohort," and "they," have argued that some parents are not good
advocates for their children. And some are not, obviously, as some
have abused, neglected, and killed their own children.
Usually we referred to abusive parents, and of course, to parents that
are not logically clear about the connection between hitting and
spanking and assault.
That is the central argument here, and you attempt to reframe it into
a bogus argument. Who needs watching here?
I DO consider them, and you, as poor advocates for children.
By the way, what is it in the belief of ending assault of children
extrapolates to the larger question of social reform?
Does this mean you are against social reform? That IS, as far as I can
tell, all that "neo-" as in "new," "social" as in "society," and
"constructionist," as in "builder," could mean, unless of course you
were name calling...a practice you claim is the exclusive game of "the
cohort."
By the way, the website you "borrowed" the list of parenting
disciplines from:
http://www.childadvocate.org/2e.htm ,
Bills itself as "The Web Site that Brings Attention to the Human
Rights of Young People," A quick read of the site shows it to be
exactly what you attempt to use as a derisive attack on "the cohort."
And among the comments on the use of punishment is this short sentence
of description: "Physically and verbally violent and aggressive."
You should read Ms Coutre's personal info page at:
http://www.childadvocate.org/6a.htm
And her position on CP:
At http://www.childadvocate.org/1a.htm
"
Definitions
© 2000-2003 by Laurie A. Couture, M.Ed, LMHC
Corporal Punishment is any action on the part of an adult or caretaker
that intentionally inflicts, or causes to result, pain or
physiological discomfort in a person under the age of 18 for the
purposes of punishment or containment. Corporal punishment is
generally referred to as spanking, slapping, smacking, hitting or
paddling a child in a way that does not meet the legal requirements
for a definition of child abuse. However, corporal punishment also
includes: Biting, shaking, shoving or pulling a child; denying,
restricting or rationing a child's use of the toilet; denying any
other physiological need or forcing physical exertion and fixed
positions as a means of punishment or containment.
"
By the way, your combining of the last three "principles" into a
single one, does not constitute a defensible taking of others work and
not citing them with credit...as in:
"
Principle #49: Honor a child's need for autonomy and power over some
aspects of his/her decisions- let them make decisions where
appropriate
Principle #50: Above all, treat all children with dignity and respect
by refraining from using negative, punitive and violent methods of
control- Use positive methods that promote critical thinking and show
love, caring, empathy, understanding and patience towards all children
"
I suspect you jambed the together to confuse the readers perception of
what they really say....for they clearly say, "don't spank."
When you a looking for parenting principles to list to attempt to take
the moral highground in this debate, Chris C., you might want to avoid
someone that has the strong opinions of "the cohort" you attempt to
ridicule and bully by these tactics of yours.
You are really funny, Chris C. and of course a three dollar bill.
This post is just one in a series of attempts from time to time from
you to try and legitimize you and your little "cohort." Sorry. No
cigar. Anyone that can read can figure you out in a moment, unless
they to suffer from the compulsion to assault children, or defend
others doing so.
>Non-spanker by choice
How many children have you raised, or are you raising, in your home?
I have a choice not to eat icecream too. I am a non-icecream eater by
choice.
I don't keep any in my home so of what importance is my "choice?"
>Chris C.
...the phony. You aren't one of those texans given to exaggeration,
are yah,
Chris C.?
>TX
Kane
jcalhoun - 13 Nov 2004 18:21 GMT
Mr. Kane--after looking through many of your posts it appears you like
to see yourself talk. You seem to modify posts to fit your personal
needs and use the approach you accuse others of. I've never been
spanked but you are a fool! You either like yourself very much or even
hate yourself (are you by chance bi-polar?).-Jim
> >Non-spanker by choice
>
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
> ...th
Carlson LaVonne - 13 Nov 2004 21:41 GMT
Jim,
Kane has been a regular poster on alt.parenting.spanking for years, as
have I. While Kane and I have a different posting style, I have yet to
read a post from him that demonstrates anything other than the utmost
respect for children.
LaVonne
> Mr. Kane--after looking through many of your posts it appears you like
> to see yourself talk. You seem to modify posts to fit your personal
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>>...th
R. Steve Walz - 14 Nov 2004 02:54 GMT
> Mr. Kane--after looking through many of your posts it appears you like
> to see yourself talk.
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You're just a impotently defensive spanker who can't handle the Truth.
Quit the ad hominem, get back on topic and prove that you actually
have something to say, and are not merely an ignorant knee-jerk!
Steve
> > >Non-spanker by choice
> >
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> > ...th
Chris C. - 14 Nov 2004 12:49 GMT
Jim--You'll have to excuse the name calling clique here. They don't
won't new posters entering their private propaganda domain. In their
world if you don't prosecute parents who may have spanked a child then
they will attack you rather than welcome you to this n.g.
It is my hope you will continue to post here regardless of their
rantings. BTW I strongly agree with your assertion with regards to
kane (lower case intentional). Please continue to exercise your free
will (and right) here. Many non-spankers post here that don't agree
with the fascist approach! Welcome...
Non-spanker by choice,
Chris C.
TX
> Mr. Kane--after looking through many of your posts it appears you like
> to see yourself talk. You seem to modify posts to fit your personal
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> > ...th
kane - 14 Nov 2004 19:07 GMT
>Mr. Kane--after looking through many of your posts it appears you like
>to see yourself talk.
Yes. I do. I have an affinity for truth and clarity. What with being
outnumbered it sometimes takes much more "talk" to deal with all the
many issues and delusions raised by the loonies.
>You seem to modify posts to fit your personal
>needs
I have never in all my posting, and it must be in the thousands, even
changed a single word of another's posts. Show me the modifications
you charge me with?
I am even careful in my posting method that includes line by line
responses, to NOT change the meaning of their claims and comments.
Many that post in opposition to my arguments do EXACTLY what you claim
I'm doing...they do it by snipping entire posts of mine, leaving a
single phrase out of context pretending that that was my meaning. They
often do not even attribute my post in full or part at all, and reply
as though I had taken a stand I had not.
>and use the approach you accuse others of.
As I said. Show me my modifying of other's posts.
>I've never been
>spanked but you are a fool!
I have a sneaking hunch you are lying..but we'll see.
>You either like yourself very much or even
>hate yourself (are you by chance bi-polar?).-Jim
I like myself very well indeed. Others who know me appear to as well,
rather a lot of them. It comes from learning gentle parenting methods,
and being raised by them.
Please continue. I want to see how I modify other's posts to change
their meaning...rarely ever snipping, and having never snipped without
clear notice...and then only material unrelated to the debate.
And I have never changed a single word of another's posts...ever.
Those that make such a claim appear to me to be, unless they can prove
their claim, liars.
Have at it, "Jim"
>> >Non-spanker by choice
>>
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>> ...th
kane - 14 Nov 2004 19:30 GMT
>Jim--You'll have to excuse the name calling clique here.
Beg pardon? You are a name caller-ad hom user, a.shole.
>They don't
>won't new posters entering their private propaganda domain.
This is an unmoderated newsgroup. They can come or go without any
restrictions whatsoever. I LOVE to have pro spank compulsives come
here. How shall I expose them for what they really are if they don't?
As for "propaganda domain," you are one of the prime propagandists
posting here.
>In their
>world
Same one you are in. Jim is welcome. If he can stand the heat and is
interested in debate, which seems unlikely given that his first post
was an attack, I'm here and willing...and I've just invited him to
prove his ad hom attack as a friendly opening response. Once that's
cleared up we can begin.
>if you don't prosecute parents who may have spanked a child then
>they will attack you rather than welcome you to this n.g.
As "Jim" was addressing me, and with ad hom in his first post, I have
to assume you include me in your claim, I defy you to turn up ONE post
that I advocate prosecution of parents for having "spanked."
I have made it a point to research and post here the fact that there
isn't a single state (Minn might be a slimly possible exception by a
quirk of wording in statute) where spanking is illegal...and I have
stated repeatedly that I am not an advocate for a law that includes
punishment of the parent.
I have cited the Swedish law from time to time as an example, and it
has no penalty for offenders. It meets my criteria for a moral
appeal..as I believe is possible in this country. I'm wondering if I
wasn't naive, seeing your resistance to moral suasion.
You are posting lies about me; propagandizing as usual.
>It is my hope you will continue to post here regardless of their
>rantings.
Me too, but did you notice, the first post from "Jim" is ad hom?
>BTW I strongly agree with your assertion with regards to
>kane (lower case intentional).
Certainly not an ad hom attempt, is it now. R R R R
Being clever about concealing your attacks doesn't give you a morally
superior position to someone that attacks in an overt and honest open
fashion. It just marks you as a sneak, not an uncommon survival
reaction among those who were spanked.
>Please continue to exercise your free
>will (and right) here.
Did you see me disinvite "Jim" to this ng? In fact my most recent post
to him invited him to PROVE HIS AD HOM claim.
This goes to the reality of you twits...claiming moral superiority
while all the while exercising your mealy-mouthed duplicitious
attacks. You are a sneak.
>Many non-spankers post here that don't agree
>with the fascist approach! Welcome...
That's odd. I just saw you post a long venting diatribe claiming
something the opposite of that...that we are all vicious attackers.
Yer nothing if not a hypocrite, Chris C.
By the way, you have 24 hours to get that permission from the author,
or give her an apology and post it here, before I advise her of your
plagarizm.
>Non-spanker by choice,
It's easy to not eat pie if you have no pie.
So what's remarkable about your being a "Non-spanker, by choice?"
It doesn't look so hot when you defend other's right to do to children
what is illegal to do to an adult.
>Chris C.
>TX
Kane
>jim_clhn@yahoo.com (jcalhoun) wrote in message news:<b442a453.0411131021.75581823@posting.google.com>...
>> Mr. Kane--after looking through many of your posts it appears you
like
>> to see yourself talk. You seem to modify posts to fit your personal
>> needs and use the approach you accuse others of. I've never been
>> spanked but you are a fool! You either like yourself very much or
even
>> hate yourself (are you by chance bi-polar?).-Jim
>>
>> > >Non-spanker by choice
>> >
>> > How many children have you raised, or are you raising, in your
home?
>> > I have a choice not to eat icecream too. I am a non-icecream
eater by
>> > choice.
>> >
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>> > ...th
Carlson LaVonne - 13 Nov 2004 21:38 GMT
Kane,
Thank you for posting the websites below. Parenting In Jesus' Footsteps
is a wonderful website. Not all Christians do aggree with assaulting
children and calling it love. There are many fundamentalist, born-again
Christians that hitting or hurting children in any way in the name of
discipline. These individuals are becoming more vocal and their numbers
are growing.
LaVonne
> ..........and posted, obviously trolling for support, to
> alt.christian.religion...
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>
> Kane
Pastor Frank - 06 Dec 2004 12:35 GMT
> On Wed, 1 Dec 2004, Glenn (Christian Mystic) wrote:
> >
> > Spanking your kids is not child abuse
>
> Spanking teaches little people that when you have the advantage, you
> should inflict yourselves on other people to get your way.
Not spanking teaches little people, that they can inflict pain on others
without ever having to fear retaliation in kind from anyone. That's the way
to train guard dogs and soldiers. You must NEVER hurt them, so they will
attack absolutely fearlessly.
Pastor Frank
The most important, yet most ignored commandments of Christ:
THE ROYAL LAW OF CHRIST
**Jesus in Mk 12:30: And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy
heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy
strength: this is the first commandment.
**31: And the second is alike, namely this: Thou shalt love thy neighbour
as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these.
**Jesus in Mat 22:40 "All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two
commandments."
THE GOLDEN RULE OF CHRIST
Jesus in Matt. 7:12: "Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men
should do to you, do ye even so to them...."
Pastor Frank - 06 Dec 2004 12:35 GMT
> >> > Kane,
> >> >
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>
> Spanking your kids is not child abuse
I am talking about spanking without leaving a mark. My child play fights
and hits others without leaving a mark, including me, but this above fanatic
wants to "hunt me down and beat me senseless" without leaving a mark. Well,
he is welcome to try, but if he bruises me, I will return the favour in
spades.
Btw Mennonites are against all violence and will rather die than harm
one hair on their enemy's head. They will not go to war, but I bet this
above extremist will.
Pastor Frank
The most important, yet most ignored commandments of Christ:
THE ROYAL LAW OF CHRIST
**Jesus in Mk 12:30: And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy
heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy
strength: this is the first commandment.
**31: And the second is alike, namely this: Thou shalt love thy neighbour
as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these.
**Jesus in Mat 22:40 "All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two
commandments."
THE GOLDEN RULE OF CHRIST
Jesus in Matt. 7:12: "Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men
should do to you, do ye even so to them...."
Pastor Frank - 07 Dec 2004 13:57 GMT
> >> > Kane,
> >> >
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>
> Spanking your kids is not child abuse
I am talking about spanking without leaving a mark. My child play fights
and hits others without leaving a mark, including me, but this above fanatic
wants to "hunt me down and beat me senseless" without leaving a mark. Well,
he is welcome to try, but if he bruises me, I will return the favour in
spades.
Btw Mennonites are against all violence and will rather die than harm
one hair on their enemy's head. They will not go to war, but I bet this
above extremist will.
Pastor Frank
The most important, yet most ignored commandments of Christ:
THE ROYAL LAW OF CHRIST
**Jesus in Mk 12:30: And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy
heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy
strength: this is the first commandment.
**31: And the second is alike, namely this: Thou shalt love thy neighbour
as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these.
**Jesus in Mat 22:40 "All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two
commandments."
THE GOLDEN RULE OF CHRIST
Jesus in Matt. 7:12: "Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men
should do to you, do ye even so to them...."
Pastor Frank - 07 Dec 2004 13:58 GMT
> On Wed, 1 Dec 2004, Glenn (Christian Mystic) wrote:
> >
> > Spanking your kids is not child abuse
>
> Spanking teaches little people that when you have the advantage, you
> should inflict yourselves on other people to get your way.
Not spanking teaches little people, that they can inflict pain on others
without ever having to fear retaliation in kind from anyone. That's the way
to train guard dogs and soldiers. You must NEVER hurt them, so they will
attack absolutely fearlessly.
Pastor Frank
The most important, yet most ignored commandments of Christ:
THE ROYAL LAW OF CHRIST
**Jesus in Mk 12:30: And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy
heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy
strength: this is the first commandment.
**31: And the second is alike, namely this: Thou shalt love thy neighbour
as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these.
**Jesus in Mat 22:40 "All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two
commandments."
THE GOLDEN RULE OF CHRIST
Jesus in Matt. 7:12: "Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men
should do to you, do ye even so to them...."