Ratchet Daughter disrespects Butch Mother

7figz wrote: »

Daughter was disrespectful clearly.
But then who knows what kind of mother she is. There's mothers out here who ain't ? but get accolades just because they had a kid.

Then people will say beat her ass but you got all these people (and the law) that dont support people disciplining their kids.

Then people say "no fathers in the home..." but don't support fathers having decent rights. And still support unreasonable child support situations and ? divorce settlements and double standards.

Then people say "the ? parent ? around the kid is the problem" but are ok with all this ? ? on TV and promoting it as normal.

I'd have personally been ok if the mother had pushed the daughter's head through the screen (not killing her tho) but in a sci-fi way where we could still see the video on some horror movie ? .

7figz wrote: »

Daughter was disrespectful clearly.
But then who knows what kind of mother she is. There's mothers out here who ain't ? but get accolades just because they had a kid.

Then people will say beat her ass but you got all these people (and the law) that dont support people disciplining their kids.

Then people say "no fathers in the home..." but don't support fathers having decent rights. And still support unreasonable child support situations and ? divorce settlements and double standards.

Then people say "the ? parent ? around the kid is the problem" but are ok with all this ? ? on TV and promoting it as normal.

I'd have personally been ok if the mother had pushed the daughter's head through the screen (not killing her tho) but in a sci-fi way where we could still see the video on some horror movie ? .

konceptjones wrote: »

"by law blah, blah, blah..."

Except y'all are NEVER right about ? . This is one of those cases. How about I post the laws in all 50 states to show you that it's NOT child abuse and it's NOT against the law?

ALABAMA
Parent/guardian/person responsible for care and supervision of a minor/teacher or other person responsible for care and supervision of a minor for a special purpose may use reasonable and appropriate physical force when and to the extent he reasonably believes it necessary and appropriate to maintain discipline or promote welfare of the child. Sec. 13A-3-24

ALASKA
Force is justified when and to the extent reasonably necessary and appropriate to promote a child's welfare. Sec. 11.81.430

ARIZONA
Parent/guardian may use reasonable and appropriate physical force upon the minor when and to the extent reasonably necessary and appropriate to maintain discipline. Sec. 13-403

ARKANSAS
Abuse does not include physical discipline of a child if reasonable and moderate and inflicted by a parent or guardian for restraining or correcting a child.Sec. 9-27-303

CALIFORNIA
Law not intended to prohibit the use of reasonable methods of parental discipline, or to prescribe a particular method of parenting. Serious physical harm does not include reasonable and age-appropriate spanking to the buttocks where there is no evidence of serious physical injury. Welf. and Inst. Code Sec. 300

COLORADO
Any investigation of child abuse shall take into account the child-rearing practices of the child's culture. Child abuse and neglect does not include acts which can be reasonably construed to be a reasonable exercise of parental discipline. Sec. 19-3-303(l)

CONNECTICUT
Parent/guardian/person with care and supervision of a minor (other than a teacher) may use reasonable physical force, when and to the extent that he reasonably believes necessary to maintain discipline or promote welfare of minor. Sec. 53a-18.

DELAWARE

Force is justifiable if reasonable and moderate and by parent/guardian/foster parent/legal custodian/other similar person responsible for care and supervision. Criminal Sec. 468

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Abuse includes excessive corporal punishment. Sec. 6-2101

FLORIDA
"Harm" to a child occurs when the parent or other person responsible for the child's welfare inflicts or allows to be inflicted upon the child physical, mental, or emotional injury. The following factors must be considered in evaluating any injury: prior injuries; location; multiplicity; and type of trauma. Such injury include, but are not limited to willful acts that produce the following specific injuries: sprains, dislocations, or cartilage damage; bone or skull fractures; brain or spinal cord damage; intracranial hemorrhage or injury to other internal organs; asphyxiation, suffocation, or drowning; injury resulting from the use of a deadly weapon; burns or scalding; cuts, lacerations, punctures, or bites; permanent or temporary disfigurement; or permanent or temporary loss or impairment of a body part or function. "Willful" refers to the intent to perform an action, not to achieve a particular result or an intent to cause an injury. Sec. 415.503.