Jack Holland wrote: Only parents should be able to inflict APPROPRIATE forms of corporal punishment.
There is no such thing as "appropriate" corporal punishment. Raising your hand to a child is child abuse.
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by Oneracon » Thu Oct 10, 2013 11:57 am
Jack Holland wrote: Only parents should be able to inflict APPROPRIATE forms of corporal punishment.
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by The Nihilistic view » Thu Oct 10, 2013 11:59 am
Jack Holland wrote:I shall begin the debate by stating my opposition against the Restriction of Corporal Punishment Act. My reasons for disagreement are
-The act is way too vague and pretty much bans any form of corporal punishment whatsoever
-This act, while stopping child abuse, also limits the rights of parents to punish their children. I believe a more appropriate version of this act should ban excessive corporal punishment
-This act is pretty much unenforceable and a waste of our time. Making spanking children illegal is not the solution. I protest against child abuse but this is not the right solution. This situation resembles a situation in which, in order to combat automobile deaths, a legislator submits a bill banning all cars. A more appropriate bill would be requiring safe driving procedures rather than just banning cars. Same in this case as this bill is to vague and bans all form of corporate punishment. I think a better bill should ban specific types of corporal punishment and should ban institutions, schools, and such from punishing children this way. Only parents should be able to inflict APPROPRIATE forms of corporal punishment.
by Oneracon » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:00 pm
The Nihilistic view wrote:Senate President pro Tempore wrote:In line with the admin ruling on what we were to do, we shall now begin debate on Order C and then proceed to a vote (no new legislation will be accepted to Order, anything added now will be debated and voted on the next time reach order), following this we shall debate Misc B and conclude that category before proceeding as normal.
Debate has now begun on OrderOrder
To deal with issues pertinent to the Interior and Justice ministries
Section C
- Restriction of Corporal Punishment Act
- Criminalisation of Hate Speech Act
- First Amendment to the Internal Security Act
-Improved Firearms Safety and Licencing Act
-Private Security Regulation and Licencing Act
-Aurentine Information Sharing Act
-Blues and Twos Act
-Firearms Licensing and Reasonable Restrictions Act
-Protection of Workers Act
You got too many acts at debate here, the bottom two need to be put in section D.
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by Britanno » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:01 pm
by The Nihilistic view » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:08 pm
by Neo Rome Republic » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:14 pm
The Nihilistic view wrote:Oneracon wrote:
There is no such thing as "appropriate" corporal punishment. Raising your hand to a child is child abuse.
I happen to think that wrapping one's child in cotton wool and not disciplining them properly is child abuse. Since you are so inclined to tell me I should feel abused by being smacked a few times when I was younger. I have to tell you I feel it was something that helped in both my development as a conscientious human being who thinks about how one's actions will effect others before carrying them out. This modern age see's a generation of self-centered spoilt brat's, who in many cases have no respect for anything other than their own personal desire. I credit one of the things that prevented me from following this increasing norm to be mild corporal punishment.
by Oneracon » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:17 pm
The Nihilistic view wrote:Oneracon wrote:
There is no such thing as "appropriate" corporal punishment. Raising your hand to a child is child abuse.
I happen to think that wrapping one's child in cotton wool and not disciplining them properly is child abuse. Since you are so inclined to tell me I should feel abused by being smacked a few times when I was younger. I have to tell you I feel it was something that helped in both my development as a conscientious human being who thinks about how one's actions will effect others before carrying them out. This modern age see's a generation of self-centered spoilt brat's, who in many cases have no respect for anything other than their own personal desire. I credit one of the things that prevented me from following this increasing norm to be mild corporal punishment.
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by Senate President pro Tempore » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:18 pm
The Nihilistic view wrote:Senate President pro Tempore wrote:In line with the admin ruling on what we were to do, we shall now begin debate on Order C and then proceed to a vote (no new legislation will be accepted to Order, anything added now will be debated and voted on the next time reach order), following this we shall debate Misc B and conclude that category before proceeding as normal.
Debate has now begun on OrderOrder
To deal with issues pertinent to the Interior and Justice ministries
Section C
- Restriction of Corporal Punishment Act
- Criminalisation of Hate Speech Act
- First Amendment to the Internal Security Act
-Improved Firearms Safety and Licencing Act
-Private Security Regulation and Licencing Act
-Aurentine Information Sharing Act
-Blues and Twos Act
-Firearms Licensing and Reasonable Restrictions Act
-Protection of Workers Act
You got too many acts at debate here, the bottom two need to be put in section D.
by Lamaredia » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:23 pm
by Senate President pro Tempore » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:25 pm
Lamaredia wrote:Then perhaps we should increase the debate time?
If so, I motion for the debate time to be extended by 12 hours (or whatever it is per bill)
by The Nihilistic view » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:33 pm
Senate President pro Tempore wrote:The Nihilistic view wrote:
You got too many acts at debate here, the bottom two need to be put in section D.
I am aware of the amount of bills, however it is my desire to get Order out the way as soon as possible so we can get back on track following the confusion of a few days ago.
It is two additional bills of reasonable length, additionally if people debated everything instead of one bill like they usually do you'd find that you will have enough time to debate all the bills at hand.
Order C shall remain as it is, we shall debate, we shall vote and we shall move on.
Swift and simple and there is no need for further confusion
- Battlion
by Lamaredia » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:39 pm
The Nihilistic view wrote:Senate President pro Tempore wrote:
I am aware of the amount of bills, however it is my desire to get Order out the way as soon as possible so we can get back on track following the confusion of a few days ago.
It is two additional bills of reasonable length, additionally if people debated everything instead of one bill like they usually do you'd find that you will have enough time to debate all the bills at hand.
Order C shall remain as it is, we shall debate, we shall vote and we shall move on.
Swift and simple and there is no need for further confusion
- Battlion
That is not the law. You can't break it because you feel like it Batt.
by Ainin » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:46 pm
Senate President pro Tempore wrote:Order C shall remain as it is, we shall debate, we shall vote and we shall move on.
by The Nihilistic view » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:50 pm
Battlion wrote:Lamaredia wrote:
I think that the admins overruled that so that everything in C shall be done immediately.
Exactly this, the admins ruled order was to be done so we could do Misc... I'm following the admin rules buddy.
Just debate multiple bills at once, only requires a few more sentences per post.
by Kamchastkia » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:56 pm
by The Nihilistic view » Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:58 pm
by Kamchastkia » Thu Oct 10, 2013 1:01 pm
by Senate President pro Tempore » Thu Oct 10, 2013 1:02 pm
by The Nihilistic view » Thu Oct 10, 2013 1:05 pm
Oneracon wrote:The Nihilistic view wrote:
I happen to think that wrapping one's child in cotton wool and not disciplining them properly is child abuse. Since you are so inclined to tell me I should feel abused by being smacked a few times when I was younger. I have to tell you I feel it was something that helped in both my development as a conscientious human being who thinks about how one's actions will effect others before carrying them out. This modern age see's a generation of self-centered spoilt brat's, who in many cases have no respect for anything other than their own personal desire. I credit one of the things that prevented me from following this increasing norm to be mild corporal punishment.
So while we're making exceptions for physical assault of children because it is "corrective" action by their parents, should we be making exceptions for someone physically assaulting their spouse because it is "corrective"?
Surely correcting someone having no respect for anything other than their own personal desire is something that should not be bound by age.
by The IASM » Thu Oct 10, 2013 1:09 pm
by Phocidaea » Thu Oct 10, 2013 1:35 pm
by Phocidaea » Thu Oct 10, 2013 1:42 pm
Ainin wrote:Hate speech is already a crime
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