Good Parenting?
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Don't know the extent of the bullying, but I'm going to guess he was making fun of the kid's loss of hair. So...
Great job, dad, and don't stop before it's shaved all the way off.
Great job, dad, and don't stop before it's shaved all the way off.
Outstanding parenting.
HSanders
Cracker bitch
I am not a parent but I don't see anything wrong with doing things that are not physically/materially harmful to a child that make that child think of the consequences of their actions. IOW obviously no physical abuse at all and if it were true mental abuse I would not be in favor of it. I do not think this fits that definition.
Also that kid is a little bitch so obviously needs some mental toughness.
Also that kid is a little bitch so obviously needs some mental toughness.
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Spare the rod, spoil the child
- God (sort of)
Don't spank your kids or use harsh discipline. Be their friends and let them grow up to be unruly sissies
- Dr. Spock and Company (basically)
- God (sort of)
Don't spank your kids or use harsh discipline. Be their friends and let them grow up to be unruly sissies
- Dr. Spock and Company (basically)
Ice_Ice_Brady
the executioner’s face is always well hidden
Shit parenting. The boy’s hair (and personal identity) belongs to him, not his dad. There are better ways to layout consequences than this. I’d be more understanding of corporal punishment than this.
Tony2046
Well-known member
Consequences for bad behavior??
Lord Chevy
I'm home
I disagree ... His hair was a privilege, not a right. He lost the privilege. No different that parents limiting clothing styles, diet, how late you stay up, etc. "Personal Identity" is not an excuse for bad behavior, nor is it a shield against consequences.
Ice_Ice_Brady
the executioner’s face is always well hidden
Can choose consequences that don’t violate boundaries like this. Kids should be able to look how they want to look. Doing this violates his dignity and is humiliating. There are so many other punishments available. His hair doesn’t belong to his father.
Lord Chevy
I'm home
And this is why we have antifa, crying weaklings on TikTok, and an entire failed generation.
Ice_Ice_Brady
the executioner’s face is always well hidden
Legally, yes. Otherwise, no.
It is very different.
You’re dumb.
Tony2046
Well-known member
Yes it does. His dignity belongs to his father. His understanding of the world belongs to his father. This entrance into the world cannot begin with a "no consequences " approach.
To quote Clifford Huxtable, “I brought you in this world, I can take you out if it”….
Assuming he bullied a kid with cancer about being bald, the Dad is fully within his rights to shave off his hair, IMO.
Disclaimer: I am an overgrown toddler who doesn’t have kids (shrugs).
Assuming he bullied a kid with cancer about being bald, the Dad is fully within his rights to shave off his hair, IMO.
Disclaimer: I am an overgrown toddler who doesn’t have kids (shrugs).
Ice_Ice_Brady
the executioner’s face is always well hidden
Sure, he’s within his rights. But is there a better way to teach your kids a lesson about bullying rather than shaving his head, humiliating him, and posting a video on TikTok for the world to see.
Maybe, but I think humiliation fits the crime of bullying a kid with cancer…
The kid won’t ever fuck with cancer kids ever again, right?
Ice_Ice_Brady
the executioner’s face is always well hidden
No he’ll just rechannel his rage, and insecurities that lead to this behavior, elsewhere. Probably wind up joining the MRGA crew.
Interesting….agree to disagree, but you have kids and I don’t…so…(shrugs)
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