Adrian Peterson is still a shitty human being...

[kjwood75nro]

My father had a paddle that he personally crafted, named Leroy (no idea why) with a scary, cartoonish face drawn on it.

My sister and my names were written on the board, and every spanking we received (always 1-3 swats, and it didn't count if we tried to block it or moved), counted as our tally, and whoever got to 5 first had to pay it off in extra chores.

My sister always "won."

Outlandish, perhaps, but it established clear-cut boundaries, set by functional adults, that surely helped us avoid long-term psychological dysfunction.

Adrian's case is definitely extreme by modern standards, but by the standards that my father lived through (1960-present), it's fairly normal.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by kjwood75nro

Adrian's case is definitely extreme by modern standards, but by the standards that my father lived through (1960-present), it's fairly normal.

And it's time for AP to grow the **** up and understand that what he learned as a child perhaps ISN'T the best way to do things, especially when it nearly cost him his multi-million earnings job.

[Deberg_1990]

Not sure why Peterson answered the question? He could have just said no comment

[cabletech94]

its not a big deal. i still fight dogs.

/mike vick

[displacedinMN]

Peterson probably believes in that shit more than he believes 2 + 2 = 4.

Not sure why Peterson answered the question? He could have just said no comment

No one said he was smart.

[Demonpenz]

I like how CP thinks of itself as a becon of mental health.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by Demonpenz

I like how CP thinks of itself as a becon of mental health.

Can't use foreign objects in combat sports, but it's totally cool to use them on toddlers.

[dlphg9]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Can't use foreign objects in combat sports, but it's totally cool to use them on toddlers.

It's lazy ****ing parenting is all it is. It's quicker to just hit your kid to instill fear, so they become terrified of you and start to learn at a young age that physical violence is the solution to your problems. It's alot less work than having a discussion with your child, rewarding good behavior, taking the things they like as punishment.

I just don't get how a parent could sleep at night after they hit their kid with an object. It's completely ****ed. So I think if someone is late to work or underperforms they need to bend over their managers knee and take the paddeling or belt. After all they need to learn their lesson.

[Chief Roundup]

Originally Posted by dlphg9

It's lazy ****ing parenting is all it is. It's quicker to just hit your kid to instill fear, so they become terrified of you and start to learn at a young age that physical violence is the solution to your problems. It's alot less work than having a discussion with your child, rewarding good behavior, taking the things they like as punishment.

I just don't get how a parent could sleep at night after they hit their kid with an object. It's completely ****ed. So I think if someone is late to work or underperforms they need to bend over their managers knee and take the paddeling or belt. After all they need to learn their lesson.

How many kids have you raised?

[lewdog]

Originally Posted by Chief Roundup

How many kids have you raised?

11 kids from 5 different women, from 4 different trailer parks in 3 different counties in 2 different states.

[stevieray]

Originally Posted by dlphg9

It's lazy ****ing parenting is all it is. It's quicker to just hit your kid to instill fear, so they become terrified of you

false narrative.

You instill the fear of the CONSEQUENCES for their actions.

Same reason YOU play by the rules. A healthy fear of judgment/punishment is beneficial.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by stevieray

false narrative.

You instill the fear of the CONSEQUENCES for their actions.

Same reason YOU play by the rules. A healthy fear of judgment/punishment is beneficial.

Some try to install ethical and moral principals instead of just fear. YMMV.

[rabblerouser]

Originally Posted by Demonpenz

I like how CP thinks of itself as a becon of mental health.

/thread

[lewdog]

Originally Posted by Demonpenz

I like how CP thinks of itself as a becon of mental health.

Best post you've ever had.

[RealSNR]

Like, shoving leaves in your kid's mouth and hitting him with a ****ing tree root obviously didn't work. Because he still beats his goddamn kid with a belt. Using his logic, "The more my correction hurts, the more well-behaved and likely my kid won't do stupid shit in the future."

It ain't working, dude.