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Sunday, May 16, 2010
A scarry Thought.
THE FLIP-FLOPS are a danger to YOU The Backless shoes can cause you to slip and fall.YOU NEED TO LEARN HOW TO CONFORM IN THE WORLD.ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES TO WORKING FOR A LIVING.NO ONE EVER HANDED ME ANYTHING ON A SILVER PLATTER.EVERY THING THAT I HAVE I WORKED TO BUY IT.
NOW THAT IS WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE SOCIETY.
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I agree Mike. I see the very same thing. I see kids being disrespectful to their parents, teachers...well just about everybody. It's a shame and I am sure these very kids will become our next generation of convicts. Not all of them, but many.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific day. Big hug. :)
It is a sad state our society is in....if my kids were disrespectful to anyone, especially and adult/teacher they would get in trouble at home..far worse than school/church/etc.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, andrea
You are so right! There is such a sense of entitlement in so many young people today and I think a lot of it comes from parents who want to be friends, who give their kids whatever they want...
ReplyDeleteDiscipline and hard work will teach kids a lot!
Sandee,you have got that right.
ReplyDeleteAndrea,I smarted off once to my Dad and I was on the floor so fast it was not funny.Now a days that same thing would be called child abuse.let's stop mollycoddling the kids and go back to the ways it was.Yes Sir No thank ect.
Mari,My late father used to say if you want it work for it.He never handed me any thing.I was glad that he did.it taught me to be responsible.
Hey Mike,
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You can delete this comment after you check it out!!
(((((hugs)))))
I agree with the entitlement part of this. However, it was very difficult for me to read as I was terrified as a child due to my abuse. Many parents today don't know the line between discipline and abuse.
ReplyDeleteThis post triggered me.
Clueless
As long as I lived under my parents roof, I had to abide by what they said. I was disciplined by my father. My mother was not a great disciplinarian. But I loved both of them and did not want to disappoint them.
ReplyDeleteSJTS,be right over.I'm sorry that you were abused.I still sand about the lack of respect and discipline.Sorry that I caused a trigger.
ReplyDeleteSyd,Yep house rules,their house their rules.I loved my parents as well,and tried not to disappoint them as well.
Sorry to go on Mike. "The American Psychological Association opposes the use of corporal punishment in schools, juvenile facilities, child care nurseries, and all other institutions, public or private, where children are cared for or educated. It claims that corporal punishment is violent and unnecessary, may lower self-esteem, and is liable to instil hostility and rage without reducing the undesired behaviour. The APA also states that corporal punishment is likely to train children to use physical violence"
ReplyDeleteAs a behavioralist, my experience is that corporal punishment solves the problem immediately, but does not teach them skill such as self control, calming one's self, thinking about natural consequences, etc..
CC,yes corporal does solve tghe imediate problem,and along with teaching the proper way to do things and how to treat people the right way.My parents did all of that.I think I turned out pretty good.It all boils down as to how one raises their children.
ReplyDeleteMike...truce...I agree to disagree with this view point. okay. :-)
ReplyDeleteClueless,you got it we are in agree that we can disagree.
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