Canada: Man decapitated on bus

Maybe you aren't old enough to remember a time when, if you got caught acting up as a kid, you'd get belted by the adult neighbor who caught you, THEN you got dragged home to your irate parents who repeated the process.

Now everyone is afraid to even raise their voice to a kid in case they get sued for assault.

It may seem like a minor thing but it's why we have the lack of accountability we currently have, IMO.

I don't get it...what does all of this have to do with a clearly insane and evil guy beheading a young man on a bus?

Now the piece of trash is ASKING the death penalty personally:

FOXNews.com - Canada Bus Beheading Suspect: 'Kill Me' - International News | News of the World | Middle East News | Europe News (http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,398222,00.html)

[quote=RedskinRat;461684]Maybe you aren't old enough to remember a time when, if you got caught acting up as a kid, you'd get belted by the adult neighbor who caught you, THEN you got dragged home to your irate parents who repeated the process.

Now everyone is afraid to even raise their voice to a kid in case they get sued for assault.

It may seem like a minor thing but it's why we have the lack of accountability we currently have, IMO.[/quote

Use violence to deter someone from using violence in their future. This is what we should teach our children? scratching head

Time to get out of your rocker old man, you are needed at the old folks home.

Now the piece of trash is ASKING the death penalty personally:

FOXNews.com - Canada Bus Beheading Suspect: 'Kill Me' - International News | News of the World | Middle East News | Europe News (http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,398222,00.html)

Death would be letting this guy off easy. Let him rot in solitary confinement.

I'd rather read this...

globeandmail.com: Family remember Tim McLean as charming free spirit (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20080802.wmclean0802/BNStory/National/home?cid=al_gam_mostemail)

I'd rather read this...

globeandmail.com: Family remember Tim McLean as charming free spirit (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20080802.wmclean0802/BNStory/National/home?cid=al_gam_mostemail)

I'll +1 that.

[quote=RedskinRat;461684]Maybe you aren't old enough to remember a time when, if you got caught acting up as a kid, you'd get belted by the adult neighbor who caught you, THEN you got dragged home to your irate parents who repeated the process.

Now everyone is afraid to even raise their voice to a kid in case they get sued for assault.

It may seem like a minor thing but it's why we have the lack of accountability we currently have, IMO.[/quote

Use violence to deter someone from using violence in their future. This is what we should teach our children? scratching head

Time to get out of your rocker old man, you are needed at the old folks home.

Burn.

My grandmother and mom talk about those days.

But try that now and watch you end up locked up within 24 hours and I'm somewhat prone to agree with that. That stuff was okay during like 60's, but most of that crazy stuff has been overturned now, thank god.

Some kids are just down right BAD and no amount of beating is going to fix it. Plus I'm sick of parents who beat their kids over everything and in public areas at that and then wonder why their kids are so defiant.

Burn.....riiiight. 'mredskins', you can't even use the quote function correctly, so you're probably ready for a new head-pointer and drool bib.

If you can't connect the dots between the way society was with accountability in the community to the way it is now then the issue may be your perception of the situation.

What discipline do kids face these days? A 'time out'? How's that working out?

'Cause and effect' is better taught with some kind of effect.

I don't get it...what does all of this have to do with a clearly insane and evil guy beheading a young man on a bus?

I don't get it either. Not to mention the man was an immigrant from China. And, while I don't know for sure, I'm going to make not too far a leap in assuming that the "rules of discipline" remain a bit stronger there than in other parts of the world, including the USA and Canada.

Burn.....riiiight. 'mredskins', you can't even use the quote function correctly, so you're probably ready for a new head-pointer and drool bib.

If you can't connect the dots between the way society was with accountability in the community to the way it is now then the issue may be your perception of the situation.

What discipline do kids face these days? A 'time out'? How's that working out?

'Cause and effect' is better taught with some kind of effect.

Could someone please wheel this old man away from the computer. he is
embarrassing himself.

Nurse! Nurse!