Should Smacking Children Be Banned?
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2024
- The Royal College of Paediatrics is calling for a law change in England and Northern Ireland to make smacking children illegal.
Should smacking be banned?
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Smacking should not be banned in society.Parents need their autonomy.Banning smacking in society doesn't stop violence in society.Violence in society is more complicated than that.I was smacked as a child but didn't grow up to be violent.We live in the real world,not a utopia.Stop with this nanny state social engineering nonsense.
Look how calm it made you! If you have to resort to hitting a child you've already lost the plot
@@bereal6590 Look how scared it made you!If you're living in a utopia ,you're not living in the real world.Come back when you've got something intelligent to say.
New Zealand has had this law in for quite a few years. The children threaten there person with reporting them, the young now are uncontrollably. It hasn’t stopped the abuse happening. My belief is don’t bring that LAW IN.
I thought it was already banned
it is in many countries, not all
😂😂 I used to have my mum tortured every time I got my legs smacked I used to do the can can dance and she could never get me 😂😂😂
im dying thats so funny hahaahhaha
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
Flashbacks😂
Look to your neighbours, UK.
Is it legal there? Is it legal in Germany, Sweden, Norway, Netherlands, etc.?
I don't know about any of them, but here in Denmark it is illegal to hit/smack your kid(s), and have been since 1997.
An danish kids are so well behaved….i mean there is not even a litter on the floor 😂
I love Denmark it’s a beautiful country I go there every summer ❤
Banned in Sweden in 1958
Far far better societies than here in the uk✌
@@rosine749 Banned in 1979 actually, in schools in 1958.
@@lewiswise7808 Sorry, my mistake, you are right. But I am pretty sure the cultural change preceded the law of beating children at home. The works of Alva Myrdal and her husband was influential from about the mid 30s. My grandparents told stories of being spanked and caned though and they were strongly opposed to it. I havent heard of anyone in my parents generation (born in the 50s) who was smacked by their parents... There was so much social reform in especially the 50s here. And in the 40s there was a film (Hets) about a sadistic teacher that sparked debate. I was quite shocked when I moved abroad and found out that it was not only legal but widely accepted.
My Dad belted us out of anger and to lash out when we annoyed him. Using words like discipline made it sound as if he was in control but really it was the opposite.
You don't smack your dogs/cats to correct their behaviour, so why do that w children?
Crazy that being belted is being compared to smacking loool
@@mycrownmelanin5966 For some, it means the same thing though. People saying "I'm gonna belt you one, in a minute" isn't always literally using a belt. Even the language or wording is subjective and vague and some people are going to downplay how they hit their kids.
Sorry I have to disagree when my parents said get the belt they meant the belt when they said get the curtain wire they meant the wire and when they said get me my stick it was literally what he meant never heard them ever say I’m going to smack you and mean something else from years of experience I would have to disagree
It’s illegal in New Zealand for years. They tried to stop the abuse on children, it didn’t change anything the abused are still abused. The problem is now the kids know that the parents aren’t allowed to smack , the children now hold it against the parents . The children in New Zealand now do what they want, and now they have no respect for adults. They say on here they have good kids but what about the other 90% of children. My advise is don’t bring that law in.
Funny because I have distinctive memories of BEING smacked as a child, but have zero recollection as to WHY I was smacked. So did I even learn a lesson? Did I simply just recall the trauma?
I don't think physical punishment is right in this day and age; we no longer belt children in schools because it is deemed cruel, so why should we beat them at home?
Arguably, teachers are currently striking in this country because they cannot get a handle on children's behaviour...
@@katarinabaird4789 that's not a simple and singular reason why teachers are striking
@@bereal6590 it was in the school in, I think it was York?
I totally agree that parents should be responsible for disciplining their children. Ofcourse not to smack and cause physical abuse.
I’ve no desire to be a mum but even still I’d never ever hit my child. You can still discipline a child without having to resort to smacking them! We’d never smack our pets so it shouldn’t be ok to do it to children either….
As your not a mother Emily, pipe down
What would you do to discipline them if they just ignored you? You’d have to resort to smacking
What about when your child is constantly hitting you? Or when you tell them as a teenager they aren't allowed out of the house late at night, but they can call the police on you if you physically stop them for false imprisonment. I've not smacked mine, but I've been hit a lot and even restraining them has resulted in little ones being emotional and really upset, as well as there being no consequences for the child as I'm separated from dad. Children should always have rights and should never be hit in anger, but they also need to understand that actions have consequences. So I'd like a solution please as to what you would do if your 13 year old went missing.
@@arranlargue6167 smacking is not the answer. You can discipline without it ending up having to smack them. That poor child would remember you smacking it for the rest of its life.
@@2370mchal Whatever! I think you need to pipe down too….
This is one of many reasons why I'm scared of having children when or if the time comes... My parents smacked me and my brother occasionally when we were small and our behaviours got out of control. Not to hurt us or make us cry, but to sort of stun us into not committing that same or similar behaviour again. What if I have children and they misbehave? You can't smack them, can't shout at them, can't swear at them, can't smoke or drink around them... What else is there to do? Just let them misbehave at home and in public?? 🙃
If it leaves an injury or a mark YES. Why don't you get a psychologist on, someone who can actually speak some sense.
No it’s not okay to smack your kid. Not all children have the same tolerance and ability to take any physical punishment from parents (and they shouldn’t have to). I agree with the women on the left completely! Instilling fear into a child or threatening to smack them in order for the child to submit to you is the least loving thing to do. It is not right, it won’t help, in fact it could make things a lot worse.
Nah, I like my mum's parenting style, threatening to smack me and my sister worked. The woman on the right is who I agree with. My dad did go too far though. He pushed my mum and me and he damaged property. My mum threw stuff too. My dad once punched me in the head when I was a kid. His dad used to punch him in the head when he was a kid. I know that what my dad did was wrong...all the gaslighting and domestic violence. But my mum is a good mum, threatening to smack is fine...she used to get the big, wooden spoon out and threaten to smack, lol.
It’s never okay to hit children. We need to learn to talk and teach in an appropriate manner.
And if they don’t listen and just ignore you, then what?
@@arranlargue6167
Good question. Professional help might be needed. If they don’t listen, there’s a problem. Find out what it is.
@@martaaldama6419 what if that doesn’t work and it’s just them being a rebellious teenager? You’re still not going to physically discipline your child?
@@arranlargue6167 He is a silly billy. My mum threatened to smack me, and it helped me in the long run.
smacked children are now doctors and lawyers ..... never been bad only if it is regular ..
I thought It already was illegal to smack your child and had been for years in England,
It isn't.. it's illegal to leave a mark is my understanding..
Narinder cannot communicate effectively, thats why she has to resort to smacking and dragging her kids. She's talking at a speed of lightening and cannot have a healthy debate. She thinks shes right all the time obviously her parents smacking her didnt help.
SHOUTING SHOUTING SHOUTING
- narinda Kaur
Roadhouse
😂😂😂😂 absolutely. Nonsense. Id need some ear plugs if I was around her.
You can’t legislate your way to utopia
Hasn't this been litigated already? Smacking already banned?
I’m really surprised it isn’t already illegal.
The fact that this question is even raised and „debated“ is more than disturbing! Simply NO, children or any other human should be hit in order to be disciplined! ANYONE who says different should seriously consider moving to Iran.
That's a ridiculous thing to say. A snack on a toddlers bottom and you compare that to Iran?!
It definitely works, Polynesian families do it all the time, they grow up with good mannerisms, unlike most children these days they grow up self entitled and with no mannerisms
@@j-coldho1164 manners, not mannerisms
@@bereal6590I’m highlighting the characteristics , I’m using a plural noun thanks
@@j-coldho1164 mannerisms is not plural of manners. Two totally different things
The thing is, I don't see an issue with light slaps on the wrist and such. The problem is that it can get out of hand because the lines get blurred between discipline and abuse.
So that's why I think it should be banned
I agree with you. I've seen parents who want to appear decent and only slap their kids on the wrist (in public) take that too far. One mom slapper her daughter's hand so hard it folded in and I thought her wrist had broken. The girl was in tears and I, a child myself at the time, was horrified. There are better ways to discipline children. Parents tend to hit their children out of anger and loss of control themselves. That's not discipline, that's abuse.
I was "smacked" as a child and now I have borderline personality disorder. I highly suspect that Narindar has the same disorder only she has an extra sprinkle of narcissism.
You bring the viewers' place, you're supposed to ask.
Saw narinder and bye
All children should be protected just becouse you are their parents it doesn't mean you can do with them wherever you want. Yes as a parent you should be judge and instead of smacking give you children good examples how to behave. This mother constantly shouting i am not surprised she has to smack her children they probably will never listen otherwise. I hope they are ok
Smacking means you aren't safe with them. Also good parenting doesnt involve THREATENING CHILDREN. Parents should never make threats they aren't prepared to follow through on.. you're child wont respect you if they think you're a liar
Another word for smacking is hitting. We only call it smacking when talking about kids. A great way to teach kids violence is unacceptable is by being violent.. parents, lead by example. Children are watching you and learn by copying behaviour
If you are resorting to smacking you have already lost, because you have lost control
Hey, my mum is a good woman, and she threatened to smack me! I like my mum's parenting skills.
My dad actually punched me in the head when I was a kid and he pushed my mum and me. He punched me in the head once. His own dad used to punch him in the head too.
I was smacked couple times...my brother's were too ..I'm a metalworker...my brother is a teacher and other brother is biologist....all married with kids ...no issues whatsoever... occasionally we bring it up at family doos with our parents and we all have a laugh about it!So no problem whatsoever!!Worlds gone soft!!
I knew a woman who was anti smacking and had a daughter who was a horrible child, a bullying teenager and a precocious adult. It makes me laugh when i see comments such as 'talk to your child' 'reason with them'....ok....so when youre in the middle of a shop and your 2 year old is screaming for new wellies and trying to knock items off shelves, apart from screaming back at her you just calmly let her get on with it? When your 3 year old boy loses your grip and runs into a busy road i ask him to come back quickly??? No, i run towards him and grab him back and smack his bottom to shock him never to do that again because funnily enough i dont want him to risk that again - we are comparing adults to children with limited capacity of communication and in the heat of a moment our instincts kick in to protect. We as stressed mums at times are pushed to the limit, we arent bad and we arent beating our children, but sonetimes there is a place for snacking. As Narindar says, unfortunately it will not stop those parents beating and abusing their children whatever laws the country puts in place.
The word discipline means to teach. It does not mean to hit. If you're so run off your feet, stressed out then maybe having kids isn't the right thing to do. People should have kids when they know they're able to give all the time that requires, and that's a lot of time. Teach road safety but if they're too young use children's reins. Teach them
look up "hasty generalization fallacy" she should definitely have been disciplined but not HIT, the two are not the same. There are also plenty of kids who were hit frequently that were horrible children/bullying teenagers and precocious adults too!
This debate is completely missing the point. Firstly, you should never hit a child on any part of their body other than their clothed bottom. The woman advocating for smacking is saying that kids should be smacked on their bare hands. Smacking on the bare skin can leave red marks on a child's body, more often than not causes physical pain, therefore it is a form of child abuse. Giving a child one moderate smack with the open palm of the hand on a clothed bottom won't hurt them, won't leave red marks on their body, won't make them yelp with pain, and won't even make them cry. But it will make them realise very quickly that naughty, disobedient, disrespectful behaviours will not be tolerated. The other point that is being missed is that not once does this woman say that children should be smacked if they have ignored repeated warnings to stop misbehaving, continually won't do what they're told to do when they're told to do it, or show a blatant lack of respect towards an adult.
NO, NO, NO ,NO ,NO..this is why the uk society is in the state it is !!!!!
Agreed. Too many weak-spined wimps.
Absobloodyexactly
@MajesticSwan690 that's because simple minds like simple solutions. They don't look at why the current situation is as it is. Society is a mess in the UK and kids are in that mix but they didn't make it like that, the adults did
I'm not a mum and have no desire to be one either, but I have to say, smacking a child does not make them better people at all. Instead, children come away with the mentality that it's ok to be aggressive towards others when you are angry. I was smacked as a child, bullied and shouted at so many times, that the only effect it had on me was anger and then depression in my teens and twenties. The strange thing is, i was a quiet child and was never bad or disruptive, but was shouted at and smacked whenever i made a mistake, didnt undertand something or was inattentive. Hitting anyone, but especially a child, is not acceptable and anyone who thinks it is backwards!
Shut up!!What if nothing else works??then what u gonna do?don't say professional help please
@@greatwhiteshark9192 I think YOU need professional help
@@thesnare100 how come?
Ask yourself why we have a big, big problem with FERAL YOUTH ? 🤔 LACK OF DISCIPLINE. Yes there abusive parents. But the kids nowadays fear nothing, even the justice system is a joke. Discipline and respect are long gone
I got caned as a kid and didn't do me any long term problems...kids have to be educated so they can behave in society
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No, it shouldn’t be because they’re never going to learn.
Oh for the love of these pair(I mean the guests)
I agree with the dad you said he threatened to smack but never did. That's what my dad did to me. I never misbehaved after that, like wise in school, was punished in front of the whole year group, never missbehaved at school again.
Something needs to be done as youth crime, anti social behaviour by kids is at an all time high.
Every other animal on this planet dispenses none hurtful physical punishment to discipline their young. Humans are no different.
Most kids soon realise the threat of a smack is hollow and they push it to see if the threat is real or not.
@@arranlargue6167Too true.
Look at society and you see why kids are like that. Lack of discipline and consequences (not physical punishment) in schools, not enough police, and raging individualism. Lack of social cohesion and a society that promotes empathy acceptance and inclusivity. These kids are produ ta of their environment
@bereal6590 I agree with that. I see it many times in my work, parents who's kids are running riot not doing anything about it, not because they don't want to, but because they are scared of the what everyone else will do, ie being judged etc and be on the wrong side of the law. Its the same with security guards, they tell me at my job the reason they don't go after the under 18 shoplifters or troublemakers is because the current law says if they try to remove a say an abusive and violent kid from a store they themselves could be charge with assaulting a minor, even though the guard has the legal power to use reasonable force, they could still be in trouble. This is part of the problem, the laws, immediately go in defence of the under 18, even if you are the victim and just trying to defend yourself.
@@AnubisX1 We never had as many unruly kids when you got the belt in school, F being a teacher in 2024, kids are out of control.
She said would you hit a stranger on the street well if a stranger came and hit you and bit you on the arm yes you would lol if your child did that you would also give them a smack otherwise just like the stranger that child would continue to do that behaviour with you and others then everyone looking at you crazy like how come you ain’t raise your child right I think it should be a last resort and only used if nothing else is working and never in access but looking at society their are way too many entitled spoiled children with no respect for others because they are raised without consequence
Smacking banned by whom? The government. And what will the government do if you disobey?
They smack you. 😮
@MajesticSwan690 sounds worse than being smacked
@MajesticSwan690 it just seems ironic that the punishment for abuse is…. abuse.
Mate you cannot ban this🤦♀️what is society coming to, this is needed to discipline children and teach them right from wrong and how wrong comes with consequences, otherwise they will grow up to not be responsible for their actions
WELL SAID
@Shazzygirlsometimes you do. Children are not just "people". They are developing humans and need different treatment than adult people
No offence but that’s pretty narrow minded. Is there really no other way to discipline kids?
How about a time out, how about restricting their TV time? Works perfectly fine for our kids….
Has it not occurred to anyone that maybe the majority of parents in this country AREN'T good parents? Just because you don't beat your kids into the ground doesn't make you parent of the year if you're still hitting them on order to teach. Just because something is normalised as ok doesn't mean you as parents are good if you do it. You may be well-intentioned, but that's the most I would use.
We're regularly told not to discipline our pets with hitting because they do not learn that way.
So, if a dog or cat can't learn in what we think is simple cause and effect behaviour why on earth do we think children are different?
The idea in hitting for discipline is that if you do something bad and get a negative consequence of pain. That you will associate that pain with the bad thing you did.
But that's not how the brain works. When pain is inflicted on you, it doesn't work out the reasons for it. It goes straight to the area of the brain that handles fear and survival. Because you will think that you're in danger. There's no such thing as a loving smack. Your automatic system won't be like 'oh it's ok. It's a loving smack done by your parent.' It will go 'danger! Pain! Something hurting us! Get to safety!'
In other words the brain goes straight to emotion and bypasses the logical reasons why the person hit you. A young child is still developing. So if you hit them enough that means you're activating the aggression, anger and fear responses in the brain a lot and they're more likely to be aggressive as a result because that part of the brain has been activated more times.
I really don't like how Narinder talked over the other woman this whole time. Really disrespectful.
You are not totally correct though, yes the idea is to associate pain with bad things, especially for something that can cause harm.
Would you rather than having light slap on the hand or getting first degree burn because you play with boiling water/ fire? It getting a deep cutting wound because you play with a kitchen knife? It getting hot by a car because you play on a public road.
@@netron66And there's the problem. How do you define a 'light slap'? If it doesn't make the child's hand go red? If it goes red but only a little? If they don't bawl their heads off? If it's only once?
And you completely missed my point. Depending on how young the child is, they're absolutely not going to associate you slapping them with the dangerous thing they're about to do. It's just going to go to the pain receptor in the brain and COMPLETELY miss the point as to why they've been hit. They literally cannot learn from it. And even if they did, the emotions that can be triggers from that can be really negative and extra volatile from them on. Because our brains from a young age are still programmed for survival.
Absolutely take them away and tell them in a loud voice why it's a bad thing to do xyz.
Also, if they're really young. You're going to be supervising them outside and telling them not to do certain things.
If they're a young child you gradually allow independence as soon as you're sure they understand about safety and danger risks.
You're acting like the only way to educate your young child about dangerous situatuons is to hit them. Because light or not, you still struck them.
When like I say, all that does nothing for the child and at that point is just a release for your worry and frustration.
And not to mention the mountains of research that suggest that hitting your child leads to lowered IQ, Increased aggression and increased likelihood of bad mental health later in life.
If I had a child. I'd rather not risk it. I'd rather drag them from that road and yell at them than add to issues like that.
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"So, if a dog or cat can't learn in what we think is a simple cause and effect behavior why on earth do we think children are different?"
The same reason we can teach dogs to "play dead", roll over, and "speak", but can't a goldfish anything: humans are much more intelligent than dogs or cats.
I can't believe people are acting like they have been seriously negatively effected by a little smack as kid😂 Jumping onto the "trauma" bandwagon everyone is so "traumatized" everyone needs therapy😂 Get a grip. This law will only penalise regular parents.
Not the point, you wouldn't smack another adult who is your own weight and height, so why is it acceptable to do to a small defenseless child? Also you can't assume for everyone that it was just a 'little smack', some were brutally and repeatedly whacked and left bruised and sore
Agreed. People are too soft. We were on one end of the spectrum, genuine abuse was the norm, but now we've raced to the end of the spectrum and people get "trauma" and need meds, therapy, and snuggles if somebody sneezes in their direction.
I'm with nurinda on this kids need discipline!
Me too.
Me three
The answer is yes
Should be up to parents. My mum was very strict and I knew if I didn’t behave she would smack me as a last resort. I still loved her to bits.
Children should never be hit at all.
Is it still legal for children to abuse their parents ? Also hitting and kicking etc by minors ?
Abuse is partly about power dynamics and fear... also there is a age of legal responsibility..
Because children are usually much smaller it is possible to restrain if necessary.. adults aren't defenceless against children the way children are against adults.. it's partly about vulnerability.. adults are nowhere near as vulnerable.. if a child is violent it's a sign of mental distress and parents must find out how they can best support their child.. it may be they are being abused, they are traumatised, they have mental health issues -problems with emotional regulation and impulse control, they may be neurodivergent and/or overwhelmed -there is help available for those things if parents seek it out which it's their responsibility to do that..
They can model good communication to the child and teach the child how to manage and communicate their emotions so they are better able to cope and not have to resort to violence.. children often learn by copying behaviour.. if you teach your child the skills they need to cope they won't need to resort to that..
Everything is a form of communication with kids including violence. It's communicating something they don't know how else to communicate
I think abuse is the wrong word here and the word would be behavioural issues/anger issues/mental illness/neurodivergence/trauma because of the power dynamics
Abuse has a lot to do with power and children don't really have any power, certainly not in the way that adults do..
Narinder is clearly displaying signs of being a proper Karen here 😂
People who abuse have that in their DNA, and wether theres a law in place or not, these people wont change.
A light smack on the hand when a child has done wrong wont do any harm
I was smacked as a kid when i did something wrong, and to be honest, i would like to say thank you to my mum and dad because if they hadnt of chastised me , i could have grown up a disrespectful human being.
Ive turned out ok , and it never did me any harm .
Some of the kids these days are so disrespectful and entitled, a slight smack when they where younger or being told " no" would have resolved their entitlement.
Why not let the kids take charge and tell the parents what to do.? No more " violence". Oh yes , temper tantrums notwithstanding.
Why ban smacking?
Because psychological scars. Your children shouldn't be afraid of you or feel unsafe at home EVER. Every child psychologist says it's harmful.. there is a wealth of evidence at this point which proves it his harmful. My dad was beaten in school (when it was legal) he grew up to be an abuser with out of control anger issues.. now he has 3 adult children, none of whom are able to cope with the emotion of anger/none of us ever learnt how to express it in a healthy way because we were never shown how (cross generational trauma)
Because they’re all woke clowns now, people think banning smacking works, but it actually leads to more bad behaviour, look at the behaviour of kids in schools now to 40 years ago, massive difference
@@mariannehavisham8323 My parents were also beaten a bit in school by their teachers in their country in South Asia where they come from.
You're talking of literal abuse. There's a HUGE difference between BEATING children and creating mental and/or physical scars, and giving them a quick whoopin'. I got smacked as a child (now 22) and it taught me discipline and respect. People are too soft. No wonder the UK's going to dirt.
EDIT: "Smacked" not "smack".
No, never
Ok the contrary ... If we do not punish them, kids coulg get crazy: being "non binary", "trans" or some other aberration like that
oh you cant say that..........................................WELL SAID !
It depends about the kid's, know your child...
I agree with the woman on the right. The woman on the left is too soft.
It’s the parent’s decision to smack. Scottish laws are mad. We were all smacked when we were young. Is the black woman a DEI hire? She shouldn’t be telling us how to discipline our children.
I agree that Scotland's law is mad.
What does DEI mean, sorry?
Never mind, I found the answer...Diversity, Equity, Inclusion. I think DEI can be a good thing, but I just agree with the woman on the right more than the woman on the left.
Why hurt your hand use a belt
Judging by your comment, you're between the ages of 65 and 85?
@@rachelfoster1930
Going on your comment, you have no sense of humour?
@@green-isaac-ii probably not the same humour as someone in their 80s, no
Ok boomer
@@rachelfoster1930judging by your comment your mom's name is Karen
I was never smacked, but my mum always threatened to smack...or she would threaten with the big, wooden spoon, lol! My dad would push my mum and me, and he once punched me in the head when I was a kid, because I annoyed him. His own dad used to punch him in the head when he was a kid. I personally think that smacking can be a useful tool in the parent's arsenal when it comes to making sure the child is on the right path. Obviously, excessive force is a no no...like the belt attacks that Joe Jackson gave to the Jackson kids are going way too far. But a little smack can sometimes be good and useful in disciplining. Some kids are too naughty and they need a smack to make them behave better. There are some people out there who want a zero-smack policy, but then you are creating a generation of unruly and spoilt kids if you have a zero-smack policy. It depends on the personality of the kid. Some kids are well behaved and do not need any smacks. Whereas there are some other kids who do need smacks, because otherwise they will run riot. Also, my parents are from a country in South Asia, and smacking is done a lot in the country where my parents were born, and it works!!!
I couldn't agree more. Also, I'm very sorry you experienced that with your dad. He's an example of abusive and not disciplinary.
@@MusicAccount0102 Thank you for agreeing with me :-). Yeah, my dad is not very close with me, we don't always get along with each other. Yes, he was abusive, he still is to my mum. It is ok. Thank you for the kind words to me :-).
See, 55 percent of viewers said that smacking should be allowed, that says something. Close call vote though.
Narinder is possibly the most awful commentator on TV right now. She's an ineffective and aggressive communicator, no wonder she feels she has to smack her children with all that aggro inside her - she clearly can't regulate her emotions.
Good Morning Britain has become pathetic ever since Piers Morgan left. I see only 3k views in the last 16hours. Piers Morgan last video 11hrs ago already just under 350k.
Every day without Piers Morgan is a good day
@@BjoernLewin Clearly only for a small, puny minority.
Then when we go to work and make a mistake, employers should cut pay
It's not right is it
Disgusting - no wonder the UK is becoming a third world country, I would expect this from poorer countries, not the UK
Disciplining through violence happens all throughout the animal world, and humans are animals. How does a lion discipline her cubs, they bite them. Then the cub knows not to do that because they don’t want to feel that pain again.
@MajesticSwan690 Why are you being daft? We are talking about discipline, not cannibalism 🤦🏻♂️
They dont have language, we do. And that is what we teach children to use to set boundaries towards others is it not?
@@rosine749 Animals have body language, and that’s often more important than words. “Actions speak louder than words”
@@arranlargue6167 so you go down to the supermarket and physically fight with the clerks every day for food? Well in that case...