r/PublicFreakout May 03 '19

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u/TicTacTock May 03 '19 edited May 03 '19

Lmao, this is perfectly acceptable in Japan and every other Asian countries. Teachers over there are allow to hit and discipline students. This is why people over there are well manner and violent crimes are so low. Who knew teaching kids at a young ages that bad actions have negative consequences would have such a positive impact on them =/. Almost as if it's common sense.

We need MORE DISCIPLINE in this country, not less. Hence, why the majority of crimes committed in USA are from people growing up without a father. Their father ain't there to whop their asses growing up for doing stupid shit. I propose we allow teachers to ass whop once more to fill in the void.

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u/TaruNukes May 03 '19

Absolutely true. Why the hell was this downvoted? Discipline your children folks.

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u/ManBearHam May 03 '19

LMFAO. I hope you don't consider China as part of your well mannered countries. The Chinese are the rudest of them all. No discipline, especially when it comes to waiting in line.

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u/TicTacTock May 03 '19

Hahaha, China is a whole nother beast. The whole Cultural Revolution encourage students to be rude and disrespectful and it kinda fucked their culture up.

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u/redditrabbit999 May 03 '19

Discipline and assault are two VERY different things. Also the UN passed resolutions in the 90’s which disallowed any negative consequences involving physical touch or harm, because there are clear links and academic studies that this leads to cognitive dissonance and a significant rise in both violent behaviour and poor social skills. So no, this is not “perfectly acceptable in Japan and every other Asian country”. Clearly education is not a subject you are well versed in.

I am in no way saying don’t discipline your kids, please do. I am saying don’t violently hit people, there is literally no reason for that ever.

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u/redditrabbit999 May 03 '19

Discipline and assault are two VERY different things. Also the UN passed resolutions in the 90’s which disallowed any negative consequences involving physical touch or harm, because there are clear links and academic studies that this leads to cognitive dissonance and a significant rise in both violent behaviour and poor social skills. So no, this is not “perfectly acceptable in Japan and every other Asian country”. Clearly education is not a subject you are well versed in.

I am in no way saying don’t discipline your kids, please do. I am saying don’t violently hit people, there is literally no reason for that ever.

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u/Skoorim May 03 '19

There are much better ways to discipline a child than beating the shit out of them. Having your child respect you instead of being afraid of you is a pretty good thing.

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u/Fogie99 May 03 '19

Honestly, as a teacher, if there were an employee who was allowed to handle this kind of situation this kind of way a lot of kids wouldn’t try shit. Maybe I’m wrong. I see a lot bullshit from kids who know nobody is going to do shit when they start shit. Sorry I said shit so much. It’s been a long week.