Freeper Family Values: A Manual for Beating Infants

[elehhhhna]

Found in the archives, OP by Readmoreoften:

When to begin?

When should a parent start using the rod of correction on a child that the Lord has brought into the family? There is no clear and specific answer to this very good question. However, it is my opinion that the correction of children should start as soon as the need for that correction is made manifest. Every discerning parent who has been blessed with a little child in his home realizes that his initial impression of the sweetness and the innocence of the child is in reality an illusion.

A child very quickly demonstrates his fallen, depraved nature and reveals himself to be a selfish little beast in manifold ways. As soon as the child begins to express his own self-will (and this occurs early in life) that child needs to receive correction. My wife and I have a general goal of making sure that each of our children has his will broken by the time he reaches the age of one year. To do this, a child must receive correction when he is a small infant. Every parent recognizes that this self-will begins early as he has witnessed his child stiffen his back and boldly demonstrate his rebellion and self-will even though he has been fed, diapered, and cared for in every other physical way.

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[notadmblnd]

1. Well mine must be really evil...

since he'smade it to 13 and I've never laid a hand on him. I like that he uses his head to think on his own. I've often told him that I don't have to beat his butt, cause he'll do it himself if he makes the wrong choices. And here are a couple of reasons that I think make him particularly evil. He was commended this last spring by city, county and our State for pulling a couple of boys out of a pond where they had fallen through the ice and he made an effort and return a drivers license to a woman who had lost it after his peers told him to just throw it away. Yeah, my little hell devil is surly on the wrong path. Must remember to beat him when he gets home from school today :crazy:

[elehhhhna]

5. Once they take TaeKwonDo, they can block a butt-slap like a pro.

Just saying.

It was game over at the age of 6, when she turned around and said "Nice high-5, Mom!" and ran away laughing.

Don't smack 'em. Coach 'em.

[YOY]

2. No self-will? broken by the time they reach one year?

Fucking sick mother f***ers.

Child services need to be called.

[tabasco]

3. I pity any child raised by these cretins.

Pathetic excuses for human beings.

[Bassic]

4. God almighty

His will broken by the age of one year.

I am at a loss for words. :wow:

[elehhhhna]

6. WWJD? He said this:

"Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God."

"And said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven."

[GreenPartyVoter]

7. Broken? No. We do not want to break their spirits. That is the line

parents are supposed to never cross.

What an abusive idiot!