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vikingswest @Vikingswest1 (6304) • United States 19 Feb 22

Once a common way to discipline children, it has become criticized by many people. I am talking about a spanking, not a beating. A swift swat on the hindside to punish bad behavior. It's obvious that time outs and other forms of...

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barefoot48066 @DWDavis Not every kid needs spanking to stop at exactly the same developmental stage. It depends on the kid and on the parents' expectations.

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 19 Mar 09

Yes, it is true. President 0bama made fun of the Special Olympians by comparing his bowling to the heroic efforts of these handicapped atheletes. Unbelievable! Here's the...

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barefoot48066 The Gulf War was fought with the approval and under the auspices of the UN. The idea that a cease-fire agreement overrules both the UN Charter and a subsequent Security Council resolution to "remain seized of the matter" is risible.

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barefoot48066 @barefoot48066 (58) 23 Mar 09

Just curious what responses would be from people on this forum. I'm not looking for an anti-spanking lecture, as I've heard it all before. I am just curious whether I'm the only one left in the world who thinks a bare-butt...

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barefoot48066 Actually Julian it is not yet illegal in families in the UK, despite the best efforts of the anti-parent lobbyists. You can go to any anti-spanking site and find out for yourself.

24 Mar 09

barefoot48066 @barefoot48066 (58) 23 Mar 09

Just curious what responses would be from people on this forum. I'm not looking for an anti-spanking lecture, as I've heard it all before. I am just curious whether I'm the only one left in the world who thinks a bare-butt...

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barefoot48066 I was always bare butt spanked and rarely if ever experienced more than temporary redness that faded. That may not hold true for every child. But it is not the case that if you bare-butt spank your child you are going to bruise them. A red bottom that fades...

23 Mar 09

redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 19 Mar 09

Yes, it is true. President 0bama made fun of the Special Olympians by comparing his bowling to the heroic efforts of these handicapped atheletes. Unbelievable! Here's the...

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barefoot48066 The last resolution adopted by the UN prior to the invasion was Res. 1441 which stated that the UN Security Council would "remain seized of the matter"--hardly an open invitation to a free-for-all--and even that would not have been passed if the US and UK had...

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barefoot48066 @barefoot48066 (58) 23 Mar 09

Just curious what responses would be from people on this forum. I'm not looking for an anti-spanking lecture, as I've heard it all before. I am just curious whether I'm the only one left in the world who thinks a bare-butt...

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barefoot48066 It simply isn't true that all spanking is illegal in the UK. You need to talk to actual police or attorneys and not just get all your information from the gutter media.

23 Mar 09

raydene @raydene (9871) • United States 22 Mar 09

Have you ever protested war or anything? Have you stood in a line with others or marched or sat in front of something to make a statement about something you believe in? I used to protest ...but always in a non-violent...

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barefoot48066 Yeah, Saddam Hussein was another Hitler the way Oasis was another Beatles. By the way, "our side" incinerated plenty of German buildings, men, women and children, which you didn't bother to mention.

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 19 Mar 09

Yes, it is true. President 0bama made fun of the Special Olympians by comparing his bowling to the heroic efforts of these handicapped atheletes. Unbelievable! Here's the...

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barefoot48066 Don't know if you're aware of this, but the UN Charter does not give this or any other country (or alliance) carte blanche to unilaterally invade countries that are not in compliance with UN Resolutions. If it did, the first target of most of the world would...

22 Mar 09

redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 19 Mar 09

Yes, it is true. President 0bama made fun of the Special Olympians by comparing his bowling to the heroic efforts of these handicapped atheletes. Unbelievable! Here's the...

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barefoot48066 Iraq was absolutely not a threat to the United States. Never was, never would've been. I don't really give two hoots about your claimed sources: if Bush and the rest of his neocon gang of war criminals had anything substantive to bolster their case, they...

21 Mar 09

clorissa123 @clorissa123 (4926) • United States 10 Mar 09

Okay, it is wrong to slap or hit your children, which might cause them traumatic experience later on in their life. It is also illegal to do so according to state laws. But some children deserve a few spanks before they understand...

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barefoot48066 Yes, but CPS talking to you is not the same as something being illegal. If they talk to you and the child is not injured and there is no problem, they leave.

20 Mar 09

redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 19 Mar 09

Yes, it is true. President 0bama made fun of the Special Olympians by comparing his bowling to the heroic efforts of these handicapped atheletes. Unbelievable! Here's the...

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barefoot48066 Congress was not primarily Democratic in October, 2002. Do your homework, please. And Iraq was never a threat to the United States in any case. Poland and Czechoslovakia were a more credible threat to Germany than Iraq ever was to the United States.

20 Mar 09

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clorissa123 @clorissa123 (4926) • United States 10 Mar 09

Okay, it is wrong to slap or hit your children, which might cause them traumatic experience later on in their life. It is also illegal to do so according to state laws. But some children deserve a few spanks before they understand...

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barefoot48066 I agreed with everything you say until you started talking about Utah. There are no states where spanking per se is outlawed. If there were any, you can bet your bottom dollar (no pun intended) Utah wouldn't be one of them. See for example this link (which was...

20 Mar 09

clorissa123 @clorissa123 (4926) • United States 10 Mar 09

Okay, it is wrong to slap or hit your children, which might cause them traumatic experience later on in their life. It is also illegal to do so according to state laws. But some children deserve a few spanks before they understand...

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barefoot48066 Good for you mom! And don't be afraid to follow through if he deserves it. Spanking is legal in all 50 states, by the way.

20 Mar 09

redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 19 Mar 09

Yes, it is true. President 0bama made fun of the Special Olympians by comparing his bowling to the heroic efforts of these handicapped atheletes. Unbelievable! Here's the...

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barefoot48066 I'll vote for him again for the same reason I voted for him the first time: the Republicans are going to nominate a warmonger or a fundamentalist religious dimwit, or both, and Obama will be the lesser of two evils.

20 Mar 09

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 8 Feb 08

This is a question that I have asked myself numerous times. We are trying to raise our children right. We don't let them run wild, they have structered bedtimes, we teach them right from wrong, don't let them get away with bad...

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barefoot48066 That might be good advice for Christian parents. Those like me who are not of the Christian faith have different believes about morality and life in general, so that doesn't help much.

9 Feb 08

RowenaTheWitch @RowenaTheWitch (947) • Italy 19 Jan 08

Would you vote for Hillary at presidential election if she will choose Obama as his vice president? Would it change something for you?

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barefoot48066 No, it is the Republicans too. All of them except Ron Paul are the American equivalent of jihadists. Giuliani wants to increase the military, Romney wants to double the size of Guantanamo, all of them except McCain crack jokes about torture, and McCain says we...

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jormins @jormins (1223) • United States 17 Jan 08

Have you seen his latest interview? He's getting all mad about the lawsuit filed which is so obviously trying to help the Clinton campaign. For 10 months Nevada has planned to have Casino Caucuses to help the casino workers...

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barefoot48066 The question is, how can anyone in the state of Nevada actually vote for Hillary after she pulls something this blatant?

18 Jan 08

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