miles mathis says corporal punishment improves kids. thoughts?  does he have a point? "spare the rod spoil the child was the maxim for hundreds of years, and that has only changed in the past 40 years. but it hasn't really changed since the maxim continues to be proven: children just get more spoiled every decade. society is spinning out of control for many reasons, but one them obviously is because people don't have any discipline or self-discipline anymore. society has more and more stupid rules every yearrules that apply only to the non-richbut enforcement of rules (good and bad) has gone out the window for almost everyone. like perry, kids are now both neglected and spoiled, and the schools are now both more chaotic and more top-loaded with asinine government programs. young people are squashed and stirred in about equal amounts now, but they aren't molded or educated in any logical fashion. "my mother has told me many times she spanked me almost every day in my terrible twos. no meant no and there were consequences. my father also spanked me often, and as my brother and i got older dad did more and more of the disciplining. my mother could no longer make it hurt, and he knew that. dad had an old belt that put the fear of god into us. we only hoped he would hit us in the butt, and not hit lower on the back of the legs, since that hurt twice as much. we also got licks in school in those years. my last paddling in school came at age 14 in 1978, in 9th grade. the paddles at school hurt even worse, since they were wooden. "that is all sold as very barbaric now, but i didn't see it that way then and don't now. except for a couple of times, i deserved it and learned from it. some of the arguments i have heard against it include the idea that it promotes violence, bowing to raw authority over reason, or even sado-masochism. all i can say is that in me it did none of those things." mileswmathis d0t c0m/mperry.pdf (tranny jannies consider his website to be "spam")
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