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Re: Teacher Injures Student For Failing To Submit Assignment In Rivers (Graphic Pics by Nobody: 2:50pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
BluntTheApostle: Once again, national development has nothing to do with social or mental health, you keep trying to infer a connection that doesn't exist instead of sticking to facts. For example, no one can deny that today's German industrial edge was introduced and nurtured by Hitler's Nazis prior to WWII. No one denies that they were social misfits who tried their best to kill off anyone who did not fit their world view. And as I said earlier, bullying is a well studied phenomenon in South Korean schools. You can read up on it yourself. Teachers beat up the students, students beat up on each other. In some of the informal schools in the North, I watched slightly older children given canes and authority over the younger ones. It was obvious that they enjoyed beating those they had authority over. Hardly a good way to train kids to be well adjusted, compassionate adults. By extension, this teacher was teaching his students the same thing. BluntTheApostle: Punishment is defined as any penalty imposed as retribution for an offence or in psychology, with intention to change behaviour. I know what that is. What I don't know is what you consider it to be. I cited other forms of punishment that do not involve taking a life which you omitted to mention. Once again, if it is ok to cause pain to the point of injury by flogging, why is it not ok to pour boiling water or burn them with hot irons? Or do you perhaps think that there's nothing wrong with that form of punishment either, since it also could be effective at 'correcting wrong behaviour'? BluntTheApostle: First of all, a certain amount of emotional pain is inevitable in society. Incidentally you are concentrating on the feelings and emotions. I'm talking about the fact that a child who gets physically assaulted is indirectly taught that it is socially acceptable way to correct others, thereby ensuring that he'll also be likely to use physical violence to impose behaviour in others when he's an adult. The emotional pain a child feels when his chocolate is withheld is not likely to be inflicted on others or be as damaging. So he doesn't give gifts to others when he's an adult and he doesn't like their behaviour. How dangerous is that to society? Is it as dangerous as teaching him to physically assault others when he's stronger? BluntTheApostle: By the same reasoning, I know of children who are stronger than their parents or teachers. Would you be able to use your physical power over them? But all this is digression that has no connection to any point that I made. BluntTheApostle: Yet, but the abuse of corporal punishment is worse, because it teaches children that it is ok to not respect other people's body integrity on a whim, or because you feel like. This is why we have terrorists and psychopaths who think it's ok to harm others for personal pleasure. You will agree that a child who grows up thinking that it's ok to withhold chocolate to influence behaviour in others is less dangerous when he grows up than a child who thinks it's ok to beat up others when he feels like. BluntTheApostle: Irrelevant to the topic. BluntTheApostle: You're just throwing up fabricated strawman arguments. Withholding chocolate is not emotional assault. In fact, it is very important to teach children that they will not be rewarded for bad behaviour, nor should they be expected to be given everything they ask for. Emotional abuse would involve public humiliation of a child for example; especially in front of his peers. Yes I'm against that too. BluntTheApostle: Your analogy is too vague to exhibit any lessons, and you are assuming that I condone all those forms of punishment you cited up there. In any case, none of that is emotional abuse. Once again, I have no problem with proper punishment for bad behaviour, (note that I do not condone withholding a child's dinner for any reason). However, teaching a child that it is socially acceptable to physically assault a fellow just because you have more power than them is on a whole different level entirely, and tends to perpetuate a never ending circle of violence. An adult victim can walk away from an emotionally abusive fellow, but it's not always that easy to walk away from a person who thinks it's ok to beat up or engage in other forms of violence against others. Ask the victims of Boko Haram. Please stop the strawman stuff. Focus on that point because everything else you wrote was disconnected from the point I made. My point is that physical punishment only teaches children that physical violence is acceptable as a means of changing behaviour that you don't like in others. Therefore, it perpetuates the physical abuse in society across generations. |
Re: Teacher Injures Student For Failing To Submit Assignment In Rivers (Graphic Pics by Freedomforever(m): 3:02pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
This flogging is way too much for this student the teacher should be causioned to avoid this incident repiting itself again. |
Re: Teacher Injures Student For Failing To Submit Assignment In Rivers (Graphic Pics by WoundedLamb: 3:06pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
People bring in so much unnecessary emotions when administering punishments in Africa. |
Re: Teacher Injures Student For Failing To Submit Assignment In Rivers (Graphic Pics by zubinike(m): 3:26pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
illicit: As a teacher, concur with me that modern day student lack morals than your days in school. I don't support you canning a student to this manner, some parents would come to school to congratulate you it got this bad, why other parents brings their child to you to discipline them but not to kill them. IMO, the teacher was angry that the learning zeal in students drastically has gone down the drain. Teachers needs to be extremely patient. |
Re: Teacher Injures Student For Failing To Submit Assignment In Rivers (Graphic Pics by Sleekfingers: 3:31pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
post=99140428: if any idiot try this thrash with my kids.......he or she will regret the day he was born........his or her hands go swell till death...... |
Re: Teacher Injures Student For Failing To Submit Assignment In Rivers (Graphic Pics by tunddy(m): 3:49pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
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Re: Teacher Injures Student For Failing To Submit Assignment In Rivers (Graphic Pics by Numerouno94(m): 4:09pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
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Re: Teacher Injures Student For Failing To Submit Assignment In Rivers (Graphic Pics by Evidenx(m): 6:23pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
Karemarealty288:You are thinking what am thinking. . This is aggressive flogging after the lady refuse agree for him.. Hahha. |
Re: Teacher Injures Student For Failing To Submit Assignment In Rivers (Graphic Pics by BaeMercy(f): 7:57pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
illicit:you're better than the man I quoted, so put your mind at rest |
Re: Teacher Injures Student For Failing To Submit Assignment In Rivers (Graphic Pics by freemanq(m): 8:04pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
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