The Driver

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@jordanbpeterson Aren't you barely clinging to life?

[Canada The Unknown Country @KyleEricks5458]

“The Idiot,” sung by Stan Rogers 🫡

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@valdombre i have bigger concerns

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@briceoftours @StefanMolyneux If you're not an NPC, why do you repeat yourself

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@briceoftours @StefanMolyneux Boys are inherently aggressive, not violent

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@JoeyTweeets Hawkeye from last of the mohicans goes first overall

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@PatrickHeizer lowest common denominator

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@Jbn3ex Like the CEO?

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@nic_carter it's crazy. Makes lingerie from 20 years ago look prudish

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@BitPaine Haha, I am simply saying that murder is abortion, therefore it is not wrong to criticize people who have murdered. You'll notice that you're the only person who has made any insults in this thread. Extremely ironic

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@BitPaine I am without the specific sin of murder yes

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@abbythelibb_ holy moly

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@beyondwaiting Ask what they are mirroring in their environment, and what i've done to cause them to not want to listen

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Most people who spank are hitting their kids for no reason at all actually. And the people who talk about doing it "without anger" and "rarely when necessary" are lying most of the time

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@ubiquitousnewt Don't need data when you have logic

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@KeturahAbigail yes, we understand you are not intelligent enough to distinguish between those things and spanking (hitting)

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This is such a bad argument. "Properly administered" spanking will have a neutral or slightly positive impact

And then give carte blanche violent power to the aggressive and low impulse control parents who produce similar children, as cited in the same post

[Stella @ubiquitousnewt]

As the boring debate about spanking children is back. Here is an excellent review of the data.

Occasional, properly administered spanking as punishment for misbehavior is likely neutral or even beneficial for children, rather than inherently harmful.

Physical discipline is common in the animal kingdom, for example mother dogs/cats growling, snapping, or lightly biting pups/kittens to correct behavior.

Humans have used corporal punishment for millennia and modern bans are a very recent development.

Most studies linking spanking to worse outcomes i.e. aggression, mental health issues, etc. fail to account for shared genetics between parents and children. "Bad" child behavior (partly genetic) leads parents to punish more and punishment doesn’t necessarily cause the problems.

Behavioral genetics studies suggest 60–80% of the spanking outcome link is genetic.

Horrific abuse cases don’t prove that mild spanking is damaging. Claims of long term trauma are often based on retrospective self reports from neurotic adults.

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@remarks We are so back