Nobody likes your kids...

[Trip]

You know, even if a kid is well behaved, I still don't want to be around them in an adult place. Keep your little bastards at home. I wish more places would restrict under 21, sometimes under 27.

[askmrjesus]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Q3U9xZQf4w

JC

[Kaneman]

Violence is the answer.

[VatorMan]

Originally Posted by Kaneman

Violence is the answer.

Violence against the parents ? All for it.

[julie j]

My husband had to give “the look” to two kids fighting the other day when their mother was not more than 5 foot away. Why is it my husband’s responsibility to stop your kids from kicking the shit out of each other? I should say that we were in a confined space otherwise my husband would have let them have at it.

Growing up all my dad had to do was threaten to take off his belt and we straightened right up. I never remember actually getting hit with it.

[Kaneman]

Originally Posted by VatorMan

Violence against the parents ? All for it.

Yes, that is one way violence could be very effective in situations where kids are ruining the atmosphere at an adultish establishment.

Or you can start with the kid and finish with the parent.

[tallywacker]

Anti-Discipline culture leads to non-disciplined children. No surprises here.

We to a crab places in florida once and two tables full of brats were fucking up the whole restaurant.

[101lifts2]

Originally Posted by azoomm

I recently told a child [in a BAR] to go back to his table. He was allowed to wander through the place to go to the bathroom unattended. He had stopped by our table to ask what a beer tower was. After he yelled at me, that he had asked me a question. My simple reply was "Nobody likes you, go back to your table"

He left. And, his parents magically whisked him away when he went back to the table to complain that I wouldn't answer his question. Yes, we heard him across the room... little fucker. He was about 7. I wanted to cunt-punch his parents.

lol

[Fleck750]

Brat children grow up to be brat adults. Two people at my workplace, under the age of 25, told the supervisor to fuck off when asked to perform a menial task. Both are no longer employed there and I know they are wondering why.

If they offered child free restaurants, I'm sure the places would be packed even if the food was bad and service non existent.

[Papa_Complex]

So why shouldn't spanking be the first step? For proper discipline it should be consistent, memorable, and immediate. Kid stepping out of line? One quick smack and a little temporary pain, and it'll stop. The kid learns, quickly, what isn't acceptable behaviour.

That's what I got, and I turned out to be a fairly stable, contributing member of society. My sister got all of that 1970s-style "Free to Be, You and Me" bullshit and rarely received punishment, and she's an arrogant, selfish, manipulative bitch. My parents learnt their lesson, before my brother came along five years later, and he's pretty well adjusted too.

The damage is done quickly, and very early in life.