QUOTE(Syphon @ Nov 8 2005, 06:57 PM)
Hitting women isn't wrong, it's called equal rights. Somehow society still frowns upon it. (Even the feminazis, who preach equal rights.)
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It is wrong you stupid doo doo head.
If they are beating you, grap a hold of their shoulders, and shake the shiz out of them like Chris Rock says.
Much better alternative to hitting the opposite sex -_-
QUOTE(o-0 @ Nov 8 2005, 07:23 PM)
beating is unnecessary if you know how to be a good parent and husband
if your wife starts hitting you for a good reason, you deserve it
if your child acts badly, you werent a good enough father
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Uh... You must not be very smart.
I get hit by my wife because I disagree with her, and won't let her do something horribly wrong, and bad that will hurt her? And I deserve it???
If my child acts badly, i'm not a good enough father eh? My son starts doing drugs, and I talk to him about it, and tell him al my experiences with them, and how bad they are, and they still continue to do them. Does that make me a bad father? Hell no you idiot!
You cannot control your childrens actions, or behavior without making them fear you. Once they fear you, you are no longer a good father -_-
QUOTE(wesmic da pimp @ Nov 8 2005, 07:35 PM)
It's hilarious to me that feminists preach equal rights. Aren't they sort of contradicting themselves with all the sexism towards men. I think women are have enough rights, if not a lot more than men. If women can boss men around and hit us, then I think I should be able to do the same. I honestly don't think women should be aloud to vote. Well, at least it should only count as half a vote. Women have a lot more rights now than they ever have, so why do they need more than even men? If women ran the world, we'd still be searching for the wheel. There hasn't been an important woman yet, doubt there ever will be.
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Very sexist of you Wes, very sexist. And judging by how you're saying, " If women ran the world, we'd still be searching for the wheel. There hasn't been an important woman yet, doubt there ever will be," you must not respect them, either.
Hmm... Maybe you're talking about the Feminists.......
Anyways.. There are important women, men are just dominative over things. It's in males nature to do such things..
QUOTE(Doodan @ Nov 8 2005, 07:51 PM)
Maybe Oprah, lol!
Speaking of Oprah, don't let her sway your opinions on women. You should make your judgements based on the ones you meet rather than the feminist brain washing that's gripping the country today.
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Oprah is one stupid ass black blam. (No. I am not racist)
QUOTE(Kow @ Nov 9 2005, 01:40 PM)
I agree with Doodan on all his views. Children should get a good whack every now and then. Instill in them the power of the parent. Warn first, maybe a slight squeeze of the hand if you've a hold of it, then you swack them. Not too hard, enough to smart, but not leave any marks. Take away anything they love to do (E.g. TV, Computer, Video Games, ability to leave the house). They'll reform. Trust me, 'tis how I was raised, and I'm all for it.
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Hmm... I agree with you agreeing with Doodan ^_^
I voted no. Women and children do not deserve to be beaten.
I believe the only time you should ever hit a woman, is if your life is on the line. If she is slapping the shiz out of you, grab a hold of her and shake the shiz outa her! Don't physically harm them, because only pussies do that.
I bet i've been "beaten" more than anyone here.
When I was younger, if we disobeyed our parents, we would get a belt to the ass. Abuse? Far from it.
It's called Discipline. The only way to teach people something, is to have them do it, and reward or punish them for it. In most cases, it was punishment for me.
But guess what? I know how to raise kids correctly when I have them, because I look back at my childhood, and see what my parents had to do to make me the kind, gentle, lovable person that I am today.