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el_rey
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3. "much needed words."
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>see teach your child to prostrate
>and give thanks and let
>them know simplicity goes a
>long way!

To me, this says so much. But what about the whole discipline/respect debate. Should one ever get physical with their kids. I personally think that there is always an alternative to violence. I'd rather not be the one to teach my kids about how to manipulate by using violence, seein as though they'll be getting this from the rest of society.


love and respect,
El Rey


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EFF A FAKE QUOTE! I DEAL WITH THE REAL (so if its artificail let it be ...) (c) Blac... awww, you know who

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A mob is not autonomous: it executes the real will of the people who rule the state. The slaughter in Birmingham Alabama, for example, was not, merely, the action of a mob. That blood is on the hands of the state of Alabama: which sent those mobs into the streets to execute the will of the State ...

... A mob cannot afford to doubt: that the Jews killed Christ or that n*ggers want to rape their sisters or that anyone who fails to make it in the land of the free and the home of the brave deserves to be wretched. But these ideas don't come from the mob. They come from the state, which creates and manipulates the mob. The idea of a black person as property, for example, does not com from the mob. It is not a spontaneous idea. It does not come from the people, who knew better, who thought nothing of inter-marriage until they were penalized for it: this idea comes from the architects of the American State. These architects decided that the concept of Property was more important -- more real -- than the possibilities of the human being. (c) James Baldwin.

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raising children: love & respect [View all] , AfricanHerbsman, Tue Aug-01-00 02:18 AM
 
Subject Author Message Date ID
Hmmmmm
Aug 01st 2000
1
respect first!
Aug 01st 2000
2
      sorta off topic
Aug 01st 2000
5
      oh yeah
Aug 01st 2000
7
      RE: sorta off topic
Aug 01st 2000
9
      i will spank!
Aug 01st 2000
6
The mind of a child
Aug 01st 2000
4
RE: raising children: love & respect
Shellypooh
Aug 01st 2000
8
raising children: love & respect
AfricanHerbsman
Aug 07th 2000
10

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