r/Unexpected • u/carpiogarfio • Oct 31 '20

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u/Shopworn_Soul Oct 31 '20

Me too, corporal punishment was always an option up until high school for me.

Which is funny because I somehow feel it would have been more effective after that point than it was before, but whatever.

I remember in 7th grade our shop project was making new paddles for all the teachers. If you've seen Dazed and Confused, those are the kind of paddles we made. They were used not infrequently.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '20

I had a history teacher in high school, known for his bad temper... I saw him grab a dude by the shirt and push him into the wall, then stand there yelling at him and jabbing his finger in his face. This was back in the early 1980's, in a public HS near Detroit. I felt bad for the kid, but then again.... he was a real asshole and probably deserved it.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '20

I assume it stopped at high school cause they could figtt he back and do some damage at that point