Wednesday, April 20, 2011
controversial topic on child abuse.
Some people think that child abuse is okay if the child "deserves" it. In my opinion, child abuse should be no tolerance, no matter what the situation is. You could seriously injure a child by hitting them. It has be proven that in the moment of all your emotions, you have less control of how you handle things. You have two choices in a situation and hurting a loved one isn't the way to handle something. When you hit a child, you could seriously do damage. You could break a bone or even brain damage. You should never convert in violence in a situation.
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i totally agree with you on this subject. Child abuse should NOT be tolerated at all.
ReplyDeletethis is a very good contriversal problem. whoever thinks child abuse is okay is and idiot. No matter what the child has done they do not deserve to be beatin. in my opinion if the parents believ in it they should have never had children. I feel bad for all children who are abused.
ReplyDeleteClarisa: I agree with this, Child abuse is child abuse, no matter how its viewed. If a child is going to be abuse, it shouldn't have been brought in this world by that person to begin with.
ReplyDeleteI mostly agree. In my opinion, a light whip could teach a child a lesson towards how to behave in the house. Interrupting in a family conversation is one example. Once you hit hard enough though, you break the line of child abuse. Only do it lightly to a first grader for example should they continue violating house rules, but as above, if the action causes damage, it is money out of your pocket.
ReplyDeleteParents or people shouldnt beat their child. I agree with you all the way Clarisa.
ReplyDeleteHey all,
ReplyDeleteI agree. There is a big difference between punishment and abuse. All children need to have limits and understand that there are consequences for breaking rules. However, abuse is never acceptable! People who abuse their children are not teaching them right and wrong; they are taking advantage of their position of power and authority. There is never an acceptable reason for abusing a child, or anyone else for that matter.