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drew - 05 Jan 2005 17:26 GMT
I am planning a family and recently had the spanking/anti-spanking
debate with a co-worker.  I thought I'd come to usenet and look for
some answers or at least read the debates.

Judging from the tone of the debate; both sides belittling each other
with words like "moron" and "a.shole" used to describe adherents of the
opposite point of view, my conclusion has to be that neither spanking
or non-spanking seems to have worked for the parents of most posters to
this group.

Your parents have clearly failed to instill in most of you any manners
or self-control, whether they tried to do so by spanking you or by
talking to you.
Kane - 06 Jan 2005 07:08 GMT
> I am planning a family and recently had the spanking/anti-spanking
> debate with a co-worker.  I thought I'd come to usenet and look for
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> or self-control, whether they tried to do so by spanking you or by
> talking to you.

You are inverted and constipated. Turn over and take an enema.

Why would you look here for answers? There are few here. However, on
the web there are more than enough good sources. Try searching.

If you want to spank you'll find support, and if you don't you'll find
information and support. It's not a matter of manners. It's a matter of
using your own head.

Take your indignation or whatever phony nonsense you've got your head
filled with and toodle on..or, get into the debate here. Your choice.
Kane
drew - 06 Jan 2005 15:27 GMT
I'll go elsewhere thank you.  Why would I look here for answers?  Well,
I thought maybe there would be some information in
alt.parenting.spanking.  Unfortunately, like most of usenet, this forum
has become a soapbox for angry, boorish individuals like you.

If it is simply a matter of using your own head, then there is no
reason to post here at all, is there?

You might think that displaying good manners is phony nonsense but this
group is a perfect example of what happens when respect and manners are
replaced with coarse language and rudeness.  There is no debate and  no
exchange of useful information.   You just have individuals with
polarized views hurling insults at each other.

And so I will toodle on as you have suggested.   But I'll pass on the
enema that you have recommended for me.

One final note.  Take your own enema after you've finished online and
not before you start.  That way your filth will go into the toilet
where it belongs...not into your postings where it resides presently.
Kane - 06 Jan 2005 18:36 GMT
> I'll go elsewhere thank you.

You still here? Kind of pointless to debate if you are going to leave
immediately, no? And pretty thoroughly destroys your credibility as
someone wishing to debate, or leave. You are dancing and playing about
with your ego draining out your nose.

> Why would I look here for answers?  Well,
> I thought maybe there would be some information in
> alt.parenting.spanking.  Unfortunately, like most of usenet, this forum
> has become a soapbox for angry, boorish individuals like you.

Suppressing one's own boorishness and anger behind polite words is the
mark of a hypocrite.

> If it is simply a matter of using your own head, then there is no
> reason to post here at all, is there?

Depends on what's in your head. If you wish to discuss some methods of
parenting using spanking, you are in the right place. If you wish to
discuss some methods of parenting without using pain and punishment,
you are in the right place.

There are people, myself among them, that have knowledge to share that
you might find useful.

What you did not know, or apparently lurked long enough to find out, or
failed to pull up some archived threads and read for content and
comprehension, is tht this ng is infested with rabid compulsive
spanking advocates. They will lie, twist, mislead, nearly anything
posted in favor of ending the barbarous practice of hitting children
and calling it "loving" discipline.

One of the common of those kinds of thugs actually plagerized an anti
spanking pro supportive parenting professional in mental health and
education from her website, first making fun of it, and many months
later posting about 90% of it with the pretense it was his own work and
represented his views on "good" parenting practices, along with the
choice of spanking.

That is what we contend with here. Any wonder we are rude to these
twits?

> You might think that displaying good manners is phony nonsense but this
> group is a perfect example of what happens when respect and manners are
> replaced with coarse language and rudeness.

No, it's a perfect example of what happens when you have mental
cripples that have access to an outlet, and have to protect the very
things that crippled them.....childhood CP and other parenting
atrocities.

> There is no debate and  no
> exchange of useful information.   You just have individuals with
> polarized views hurling insults at each other.

Apparently you have taken a snapshot of recent posts to make your
judgement. Is that an example of "debate" and an "exchange of useful
information?"

I spotted you for a phony the instant I finished reading your first
post. You yourself are a spoiler. If you believed the criticisms you
just offered, you would have, instead of criticising, openned with
questions to elicite that information you claim you are seeking.

Instead you STARTED YOUR FIRST POST WITH A HEADSHOT. Nothing more. Open
with questions next time and see what happens.

In the archives there are a multitude of posts by both sides that have
the information you are asking for. We are simply tired of reposting it
continuously to the ill mannered little brats that insist on urging
brutalizing of children.

> And so I will toodle on as you have suggested.   But I'll pass on the
> enema that you have recommended for me.

Your choice, always. And without all the information you wanted from
all those prior posts of ours. Tsk tsk tsk.

> One final note.  Take your own enema after you've finished online and
> not before you start.  That way your filth will go into the toilet
> where it belongs...not into your postings where it resides presently.

As a flamer you are on a par with your debating skills, and your
informational research ability.

If you want your hand held, ask questions. If you want information NOW,
go to the archives of any ng you lurk in, and take a long read.
Everything you are looking for is in our archives.

If YOU don't bother to look that's YOUR ignorance at work, not our
rudeness.

In fact if you read the archives you wouldn't for a second make the
accusations you did in the first paragraph of your first post.

Kane
Carlson LaVonne - 06 Jan 2005 22:44 GMT
> I am planning a family and recently had the spanking/anti-spanking
> debate with a co-worker.  I thought I'd come to usenet and look for
> some answers or at least read the debates.

Unfortunately, usenet is not the best place to find answers. This ng had
better debates early on but many serious posters on both sides of the
issue have dropped out due at least in part to the behavior of several
persistent abusive posters who support the practice of spanking.

> Judging from the tone of the debate; both sides belittling each other
> with words like "moron" and "a.shole" used to describe adherents of the
> opposite point of view, my conclusion has to be that neither spanking
> or non-spanking seems to have worked for the parents of most posters to
> this group.

I am opposed to the practice of spanking.  I am opposed to all forms of
corporal punishment of children.  However, I have never used the words
"moron" or "a.shole" to describe adherents of the opposite point of view.

I would welcome non-abuse dialogue regarding corporal punishment of
children.  There are so many ways to parent children that do not include
hitting, hurting, shaming, or demeaning.  Not only do these practices
tend to yield better short and long term results, but also children
deserve a childhood free of pain, shame, and fear.

> Your parents have clearly failed to instill in most of you any manners
> or self-control, whether they tried to do so by spanking you or by
> talking to you.

Please do not lump everyone together.  You may have read only a small
portion of the posts here, and for a limited amount of time.  I have
been a member of this ng for nearly ten years, and because this ng is
not moderated, I have read a huge variety of posts over the years.

LaVonne
Doan - 07 Jan 2005 00:53 GMT
> > I am planning a family and recently had the spanking/anti-spanking
> > debate with a co-worker.  I thought I'd come to usenet and look for
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> issue have dropped out due at least in part to the behavior of several
> persistent abusive posters who support the practice of spanking.

LOL!  Kane supports the practice of spanking???

Doan
Greegor - 11 Jan 2005 21:29 GMT
ROFL
Kane IS his own worst enemy!
cdc0038@acs.tamu.edu - 12 Jan 2005 12:52 GMT
Well put Drew. It has degenerated in here over the years but that is a
good reflection of the "Culture Wars" (see Pearce & Littlejohn, 1997;
McGee, 1984; Millen, 1992 and a wealth of others who discuss the
impasse in America on authentic dialogue and compromise).--Keep posting
Drew (if you pissed off pseudo-kane you are welcome here)!-

Non-spanker by choice,
Chris C.
TX

> I am planning a family and recently had the spanking/anti-spanking
> debate with a co-worker.  I thought I'd come to usenet and look for
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> or self-control, whether they tried to do so by spanking you or by
> talking to you.
 
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