Corporal punishment of children should be banned

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These studies are funded by Jews.  Jewish culture is very soft and anti corporal punishment; so the study is biased.
How can Jews be seen as soft on crime when they circumcise the child even before it uses its penis.
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@RemyBrown
International human rights treaties, such as the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, emphasize the importance of protecting children from all forms of violence. The idea that it is acceptable to inflict physical pain on a vulnerable individual is ethically problematic. 

No, because they're poor and they are too strict on crime
Not just crime. In Saudi Arabia, you can get death penalty for things you say. If you are born a muslim and if you change religion in Saudi Arabia, they kill you.

America I think has a much better balance
No.
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Exceptions exist; don't expect religion to be consistent.
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@TheGreatSunGod
International human rights treaties, such as the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, emphasize the importance of protecting children from all forms of violence. The idea that it is acceptable to inflict physical pain on a vulnerable individual is ethically problematic. 
Who runs the UN?  Oh yeah; it's Jews (people who can't withstand a lot of physical pain).  The UN is biased.

But a world without pain is like a world without spices.  Only the Jews love that type of world (Kosher food usually doesn't have a lot of spices).  Feed your kid whatever food you want, but don't expect it to be the norm.

Nobody calls it child abuse to feed your kid a burger with siracha.  It doesn't mean you chug a whole bottle of it, but it has it's place.
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  • Corporal punishment is linked to a range of negative outcomes for children across countries and cultures, including physical and mental ill-health, impaired cognitive and socio-emotional development, poor educational outcomes, increased aggression and perpetration of violence.

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@RemyBrown
Corporal punishment of children being legal creates a legal grey area for child abuse. It goes against ethical standards in child psychology and education. It contradicts the principle of non-violence, undermines the concept of children as rights-holders, implies that physical pain is a legitimate tool for shaping behavior, creates a hierarchy of human value where children are less deserving of respect, justifies the use of force by those in positions of power, contradicts the notion of a safe and nurturing environment for children. It blurs all lines between discipline and abuse.

But a world without pain is like a world without spices
This isnt about all pain, but about corporal punishment.
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It goes against ethical standards in child psychology and education.
That's what the Jewish elites would say (no hatred to them based on their beliefs, but their bias should be called out) because Jews run education and psychology.  Children raised by cops end up much better.  Those kids learn martial arts.  They learn discipline; obedience to people who care about you, and cops are much more down to earth direct people.  Jews talk very politiciany; and that needs to change in their culture.

creates a hierarchy of human value where children are less deserving of respect
Good; children deserve less respect because respect must be earned, not given.  If children want respect, then they should earn it.


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@RemyBrown
It violates consent, as children dont truly consent to physical pain. It damages the child's sense of trust and security, fosters fear and anxiety, not genuine understanding. It can lead to long-term emotional trauma. It increases the likelihood of aggressive behavior in children, impedes the development of healthy coping mechanisms, contradicts the goal of fostering self-discipline. 

children deserve less respect
If you deny someone respect, then it is no wonder that person grows up not respecting others.
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@TheGreatSunGod
It violates consent, as children dont truly consent to physical pain. 
Children can't consent; they are stupid; they can't; the parent savior complex is justified; and that's why you need to educate them with the belt if necessary.


 It can lead to long-term emotional trauma.
Tell that to my black friend with the BBC; he got whipped when he was 4; he doesn't misbehave.  Diversity is a strength; this person was not whipped as a child (image), this person was (Andrew Tate On Disciplining Children).

Don't get me wrong, the Jews have an excellent vaccination culture; but they need to be a bit tougher to their kids I think.
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@RemyBrown
It creates a cycle of violence, where children learn to use force. It undermines the child's self-esteem and sense of worth. It contradicts the goal of developing a child's emotional intelligence, can cause the child to associate learning with pain. It can lead to many mental health issues, makes a child less likely to seek help when they need it.

he got whipped when he was 4; he doesn't misbehave.  
I was beaten when I was 4, and I dont respect anything or anyone. I consider all other people as objects to serve my will.
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You're slipping back into bad habits BK.

Just don't use the word spank.
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You're slipping back into bad habits BK.
Thanks.
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I was beaten when I was 4, and I dont respect anything or anyone. I consider all other people as objects to serve my will.
So childhood beatings made you more assertive.