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CONFEDRATE4VER1 - 28 Dec 2004 07:36 GMT
I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear skin;then beat their bare
skin with a weapon such as a belt is an utter piece of trash.itell you this for
sure.I am a 39 year old 220 pound man.and if I EVER heard that going on;I would
take down the pants of the parent;man or woman doing it and whip them till they
begged like that child right in front of them.

God help those of you who engage in that someone like me ever see it.I may or
may not get in trouble for kicking your door down and whipping you black and
blue in front of the child your beating.But God as my witness it would all be
after the fact.

I hear some of you here say it isint a big deal.Well then it should not be a
big deal when I do it to you either.Small wonder little boys grow up to be men
that abuse their own children and beat on their wives.How could any child
beaten like that by his mother not grow to percieve women as monsters.

You let me walk past a house and hear that.Your neibors will be hearing you
scream and beg for mercy.That woman beating that child forgets he will grow to
be a man who could easily crush the life out of her.Sometimes;just
sometimes;justice is found.Sometimes people who get off at their childrens
expense like that get a surprise.
Greegor - 28 Dec 2004 22:00 GMT
Is this a CONFEDERATE position?
Carlson LaVonne - 28 Dec 2004 22:14 GMT
> I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear skin;then beat their bare
> skin with a weapon such as a belt is an utter piece of trash.itell you this for
> sure.I am a 39 year old 220 pound man.and if I EVER heard that going on;I would
> take down the pants of the parent;man or woman doing it and whip them till they
> begged like that child right in front of them.

It makes me angry as well, but rather than engaging in violence why not
work to eliminate these parenting practices?  No child deserves to be
hit in the name of discipline.  There are so many better ways to parent.

LaVonne

> God help those of you who engage in that someone like me ever see it.I may or
> may not get in trouble for kicking your door down and whipping you black and
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> sometimes;justice is found.Sometimes people who get off at their childrens
> expense like that get a surprise.
Doan - 28 Dec 2004 22:50 GMT
> > I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear skin;then beat their bare
> > skin with a weapon such as a belt is an utter piece of trash.itell you this for
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> work to eliminate these parenting practices?  No child deserves to be
> hit in the name of discipline.  There are so many better ways to parent.

Then prove it, LaVonne!  Show me a single "peer-reviewed" study in which
your non-spanking alternatives are better under the same conditions.

Doan
Kane - 28 Dec 2004 23:34 GMT
> > > I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear skin;then beat their bare
> > > skin with a weapon such as a belt is an utter piece of trash.itell you this for
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Then prove it, LaVonne!  Show me a single "peer-reviewed" study in which
> your non-spanking alternatives are better under the same conditions.

Not until you answer The Question, coward.

> Doan

Besides, who needs a peer reviewed study to decide not to bully their
children. Show her a peer reviewed study that in which spanking is
better under the same conditions. Show her what's what, big man.

Kane
Doan - 29 Dec 2004 01:29 GMT
> > > > I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear skin;then
> beat their bare
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>
> Not until you answer The Question, coward.

I have already, STUPID! :-)

> > Doan
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> Kane

Spanking is almost universal, across cultures, religions and races.
Parents are not stupid!  They know what's best for their kids.  As
for studies, LaVonne is smart enough to keep quiet on this one, unlike
you, empty kane! :-)

Doan
Kane - 30 Dec 2004 00:06 GMT
> > > > > I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear skin;then
> > beat their bare
[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>
> Spanking is almost universal, across cultures, religions and races.

So that's what has brought such peace to our planet.

> Parents are not stupid!

Soemtimes they aren't, and sometimes they are.

> They know what's best for their kids.

Some times they do, and sometimes they don't.

> As
> for studies, LaVonne is smart enough to keep quiet on this one, unlike
> you, empty kane! :-)

What are you going to do, blind me with your brilliance, like the
answers you came with 0:-> to The Question?

Did you happen to miss "who needs a peer reviewed study to decide not
to bully their children?"

> Doan

You got a peer reviewed study that shows spanking is more effective?
Please enlighten us.

You still sitting on that Embry study? R R R R R R .... The one the
lady in Mexico couldn't get from you because you insisted she pay
printing and postage? The lady in Mexico with the same name as a well
known person, famous actually, on the USC campus? R R R R  R....yer a
card, Doan. A regular card.

There's no confusion about whether or not you were spanked. It's
obvious your parents aim was too high.

Kane
Doan - 30 Dec 2004 01:57 GMT
> > > > > > I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear
> skin;then
[quoted text clipped - 41 lines]
>
> So that's what has brought such peace to our planet.

Where are the non-spanking cultures?  They didn't make it, did they? :-)

> > Parents are not stupid!
>
> Soemtimes they aren't, and sometimes they are.

Most of the times, they aren't.

> > They know what's best for their kids.
>
> Some times they do, and sometimes they don't.

Most of the times, they do.

> > As
> > for studies, LaVonne is smart enough to keep quiet on this one,
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> What are you going to do, blind me with your brilliance, like the
> answers you came with 0:-> to The Question?

The same one you came up with where is the line between talking to
your kids and verbal abuse?  So tell me, when you hit your kid, do
you know where the line is??? ;-)

> Did you happen to miss "who needs a peer reviewed study to decide not
> to bully their children?"

Ha! Ha! Ha!  Have you stopped beating your kid yet?

> > Doan
>
> You got a peer reviewed study that shows spanking is more effective?
> Please enlighten us.

That's funny!  The onus is on you.

> You still sitting on that Embry study? R R R R R R .... The one the
> lady in Mexico couldn't get from you because you insisted she pay
> printing and postage? The lady in Mexico with the same name as a well
> known person, famous actually, on the USC campus? R R R R  R....yer a
> card, Doan. A regular card.

Ha! Ha! Ha!  You lost her.  Your "formidable research skill" is showing
again.  How your debate on the Embry study going?  ;-)

> There's no confusion about whether or not you were spanked. It's
> obvious your parents aim was too high.

And it's obvious that you are STUPID!  Just ask Chris Dunga! :-)

Doan
Carlson LaVonne - 06 Jan 2005 00:49 GMT
"Besides, who needs a peer reviewed study to decide not to bully their
children. Show her a peer reviewed study that in which spanking is
better under the same conditions. Show her what's what, big man."

Doan has peer reviewed studies that show potential risks from bully
parenting.  I have provided reference after reference over the years,
and now he asks again.

If one chooses bully parenting and truly views children as objects to be
hit and hurt at a parent's whim, there is no research that can change
this pattern.

Doan is who Doan is.  Pray for his children.

LaVonne

>>>>I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear skin;then
>
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>
> Kane
Doan - 06 Jan 2005 03:50 GMT
LOL!  Now she is calling on her dog to do the dirty works for her.
Lavonne is who Lavonne is.  A hypocrite with a Ph. D.  who can't
spell!  ;-)

Doan

> "Besides, who needs a peer reviewed study to decide not to bully their
> children. Show her a peer reviewed study that in which spanking is
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> >
> > Kane
Doan - 10 Jan 2005 17:00 GMT
Since Lavonne (with a Ph.D.) can't answer my question.  I am publicly
asking Ms. Couture if she can give me an answer.  Can she cite a
study in which the non-cp alternatives are better than spanking when
compared under the same statiscal conditions?   In Straus & Mouradian
(1998), they found that:

1) Talking to the child calmly
2) Sent the child to the room
3) Time-out
4) Removal of privileges

All of these together "was found to have a much stronger relation than any of
the other variables" (to ASB).

Straus, Murray A. & Vera E. Mouradian. 1998 "Impulsive Corporal Punishment by
Mothers and Antisocial Behavior and Impulsiveness of children." Behavioral
Sciences and the Law. 16: 353-374.

Doan

> "Besides, who needs a peer reviewed study to decide not to bully their
> children. Show her a peer reviewed study that in which spanking is
[quoted text clipped - 57 lines]
> >
> > Kane
Doan - 13 Jan 2005 20:52 GMT
Once again, those with long letters behind their names, are responding
to my question with a deafening silence!

Doan

> Since Lavonne (with a Ph.D.) can't answer my question.  I am publicly
> asking Ms. Couture if she can give me an answer.  Can she cite a
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> > >
> > > Kane
Carlson LaVonne - 06 Jan 2005 00:41 GMT
>>>I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear skin;then beat their bare
>>>skin with a weapon such as a belt is an utter piece of trash.itell you this for
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Then prove it, LaVonne!  Show me a single "peer-reviewed" study in which
> your non-spanking alternatives are better under the same conditions.

I have, doan.  I have posted study after study.  You have been on the ng
long enough to know this.  I will not post again simply for you.  You
can read the archives or you can read your responses to my posts.
Either way, you will find the studies you ask for.

LaVonne

> Doan
Doan - 06 Jan 2005 00:48 GMT
> >>>I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear skin;then beat their bare
> >>>skin with a weapon such as a belt is an utter piece of trash.itell you this for
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>
> LaVonne

No, you haven't and you can't! :-)  The only study that came close to this
is the Straus & Mouradian (1998) and they found that:

1) Talking to the child calmly
2) Sent the child to the room
3) Time-out
4) Removal of privileges

All of these together "was found to have a much stronger relation than any of
the other variables."

REFERENCE:
Straus, Murray A. & Vera E. Mouradian. 1998 "Impulsive Corporal Punishment by
Mothers and Antisocial Behavior and Impulsiveness of children." Behavioral
Sciences and the Law. 16: 353-374.

Doan
Greegor - 11 Jan 2005 21:16 GMT
I love it!
Using the work of their own propagandist Strauss against them.
Kane - 12 Jan 2005 05:08 GMT
> I love it!
> Using the work of their own propagandist Strauss against them.

Oh, you mean inviting anyone to NOT debate on OTHER information and
data?

That kind of using their own propagandist against them?  That kind of
unethical debating?

The Strauss study is locked in an unresolved outcome. He failed to
study but two kinds of punitive parenting, one physical and one not.
If you read it you'd know that.

If I was allowed to set up physical vs verbal I could have made a
verbal out come much more punishing, <smile> as you have learned to
your dismay.

No, Strauss wasn't wrong because of the reasons claimed here, but
because he measured two things that are not much different in the
experience of the child. Humiliation parenting is the same for a child
no matter if it's CPs or verbal punishment.

What Strauss did do is prove that both are equally poor ways of
disciplining children. I've had other researches I've communicated with
come up with the same nonsense. And I've seen yet other reseachers do
the same thing. There is this deep abiding love for the concept of
punishment being discipline. It's not. It's just punishment. It teaches
some things, but not what we want unless we are sick abusive sadists.
And far too many parents are, and don't even know it. All because it's
the custom.

Kane
Doan - 12 Jan 2005 16:44 GMT
> > I love it!
> > Using the work of their own propagandist Strauss against them.
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> study but two kinds of punitive parenting, one physical and one not.
> If you read it you'd know that.

If you have read it, you wouldn't be making such a foolish statement!
Since LaVonne (with a Ph.D.) is on your side, why don't you ask her
if she agrees with your statement above?  But please don't call her
a "smelly-c.nt" if she disagreed! ;-)

Doan
Greegor - 18 Jan 2005 01:40 GMT
It really IS hilarious that Kane et alia used to
chant the name of their STRAUSS over and
OVER again, but NOW, even Kane is back
pedaling away from the La Brea tarpits
of STRAUSS.

It's right next to the rotting stench of
Doktor Professor Sir Roy Meadows!

And the PILTDOWN MAN scam!
Kane - 18 Jan 2005 23:03 GMT
> It really IS hilarious that Kane

I'm amused you are amused.

> et alia

At times I agree and at times I don't. Two of the principal posters
here that are against the use of CP on children and I disagree on how
this should be accomplished. I believe they are for legislation banning
spanking. I have repeated posted here that I am against such
legislation and holding out for morality and ethics to be the motivator
for people to voluntarily give up this savage cruel cowardly practice
of hitting children.

> used to
> chant the name of their STRAUSS over and
> OVER again,

I can't speak for others (what's an "et alia" by the way?)but for
myself the only reference to Strauss, et al, is to point out the
assumptions and claims around his list of non-cp alternatives included
three out of the four to be punishments.

Then you know what I said? I said that negated any result whatsoever.
To me it would equate with which was more horrific to the child, being
caned or being strapped.

> but NOW, even Kane is back
> pedaling away from the La Brea tarpits
> of STRAUSS.

Please show were I have ever used Strauss to defend non-CP.

> It's right next to the rotting stench of
> Doktor Professor Sir Roy Meadows!

You are very funny. Why do you assume everyone that reads this ng knows
what you are referring to?

By the way, I notice a lot of pediatricians still look to him for his
information on MBP and it's dynamics, to the point of inviting him to
continue to lecture on the subject.

Or does someone that is wrong on one point equate for you with him
being wrong on all points?

> And the PILTDOWN MAN scam!

That was a deliberate attempt to mislead, rather like you folks do.
Meadows may have been wrong but there was, if I am correct, and I
believe I am, no intent whatsoever to maliciously or purposefully
mislead anyone. I believe he believed himself to be right.

In fact, logic suggests he was right. A good deal of the crap you post
here can, on occasion, appear logical. When examined more closely it
turns out to be  nothing but crap.

It may be that parts of Meadows theories may be crap. It also looks
very much like another part is not. People do kill their own children
by various means, and one of those means is slow dangerous risking of
the child's life by interfering with normal health.

Tell us again about teach a cat dog tricks. And while you are at it,
why you mislead us for so long on your criminal background? How many
convictions was it again?

Kane
Greegor - 20 Jan 2005 18:59 GMT
If Meadows wasn't DIRTY, then why did he SHRED
his groundbreaking historical research notes?

And despite it being PEER REVIEWED, not
a shred of it still exists?

Yet it's in ALL the text books, worldwide!
Even now, after he SHREDDED his research!

That's why I compared it to Piltdown man!
Discovered to be a hoax many years later!
Greegor - 28 Dec 2004 23:05 GMT
LaVonne will WINN DIXY!
Greegor - 29 Dec 2004 00:16 GMT
In regard to "peer review" :

Why didn't that stop Professor Doktor Sir Roy Meadows
from running his ground breaking research down
the old SHREDDER?

That's right!   He had PEER REVIEW and still ended
up doing the OLLIE NORTH with the records!
Rather than being preserved as HISTORICAL,
the research was SHREDDED!

But it was indeed PEER REVIEWED!

Is it possible the problem is WHICH PEERS
review such stuff?

If it was PEER REVIEWED, then how could
every copy have conveniently been destroyed?

Wasn't it PUBLISHED in a few journals?

Fern, Did you see that some of this GOVERNMENT
paid for research is now being exposed to
the general public?

It seems some professionals are now supporting
the idea that it is UNETHICAL for research
data paid for at taxpayer expense to be available
ONLY in super expensive specialty journals!

You can expect to see more and more such
government paid for research made available
ON THE INTERNET!

We return you now to the CIVIL WAR redux,
complete with a guy who believes the
CONFEDERACY will rise again, but all
spanking is evil.
Hamilton1794 - 29 Dec 2004 00:49 GMT
CONFEDRATE4VER1 on rash behavior:

>I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear skin;then beat their
>bare
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>they
>begged like that child right in front of them.

  Of course, it's obvious that the tape is intentional hyperbole produced to
create an *emotional overreaction* like the one you're displaying.

  Given your screen name, what if it was 1850 in the Old South and it was the
plantation mistress whipping an 8-year-old "darky" household slave? Would it be
okay then?

>God help those of you who engage in that someone like me ever see it.I may or
>may not get in trouble for kicking your door down and whipping you black and
>blue in front of the child your beating.But God as my witness it would all be
>after the fact.

  Maybe the woman has a 28-year-old, 6'6" 260-pound husband, did you ever
think of that? Or maybe she doesn't, but she's a martial-arts expert who can
collapse your windpipe with one kick. What about that?
 
  Many people keep powerful firearms to deter criminals from breaking into
their homes, and I'm guessing that they'd fire first and ask questions (if you
were only wounded) afterwards, should a stranger come bursting into their
house.
  When you take the law into your own hands like a vigilante you may find out
that there are people able to fight back, so "after the fact" might arrive
quickly, at the speed of a .357 Magnum bullet, before you had a chance to even
touch anyone.

>I hear some of you here say it isint a big deal.Well then it should not be a
>big deal when I do it to you either.Small wonder little boys grow up to be
>men
>that abuse their own children and beat on their wives.How could any child
>beaten like that by his mother not grow to percieve women as monsters.

  What kind of a "deal" was it in the antebellum South, CONFEDRATE4VER1?
  Have you ever read UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, which is hyperbole as well but
reflected much worse things actually done to people that the Confederacy fought
to continue?

>You let me walk past a house and hear that.Your neibors will be hearing you
>scream and beg for mercy.That woman beating that child forgets he will grow
>to
>be a man who could easily crush the life out of her.Sometimes;just
>sometimes;justice is found.Sometimes people who get off at their childrens
>expense like that get a surprise.

  The vast majority of parents who spank (not "whip" or "beat") their children
do it out of good intentions and not out of cruelty or sadism, and many
children who were spanked by their parents eventually come to realize this.
  Child abuse is something different, of course, but I don't see the tape as
portraying a typical spanking of a child in today's society.
                                   {Hamilton}
Greegor - 29 Dec 2004 01:09 GMT
Kane says I am a narcissist, but he
plays these little games constantly.
billy f - 31 Dec 2004 04:18 GMT
Is there another sound file out there other than the one Chris Dugan wants
the world to hear. If this is the one your taking about there is no
indication that the child was stripped of any clothing before getting those
10 swats with a belt.

As far as coming into my home and butting your nose into something you know
nothing about. You better believe you will get a bullet in you from me if
you tried. I'm also a first degree brown belt so a gun may not even be
needed.

I think we all sometimes would like to let a true child abuser see how they
make their child feel. However you will be the one being shot, stabbed or
arrested for assault, trespassing and breaking a entry. Do you really think
the police would believe your story that you were saving a child from being
abused. Wouldn't you feel stupid if the child's pleads were over
exaggerated. I think your just talking out of your a.s personally.

>I listened.Anyone who needs to strip a child to bear skin;then beat their
>bare
[quoted text clipped - 28 lines]
> sometimes;justice is found.Sometimes people who get off at their childrens
> expense like that get a surprise.
 
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