| US only Nation to recognize juvenile EXECUTION, but NO spanking

On 10 Jan 2004 15:06:16 GMT, (Fern5827) wrote:

http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/news/7675396.htm

So unfortunately, the US can and does execute juveniles under 18.

But not under 16.

And your subject block, as usual, is a lie. See below.

http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index...pen&of=ENG-392


Heaven forbid parents should spank.

Yes, as it's one of the prime factors that lead to violent people who
then fill the cells in deathrows all over this country.

But the state sure can EXECUTE those
errant young folk.

Odd that the article has on ONE of four culprits, the oldest and only
a few days shy of 18 at the time of the murder, up for the death
penalty. All others, no.

I wonder if CP is acceptable, as it is in the US, in all of the other
countries that allow juvenile executions? R R R R

Wanna lay some bets with me they are ALL spanking countries.

I suppose parents feel more comfortable ceding decisions on
child-rearing over
to the state.

I've never noticed that as a habit of parents. Have YOU?

By the way. Could you point out for us where states have made it
illegal for parents to spank their children. Just curious.

And don't bring up, if you don't mind, that old saw about leaving
marks. That's not acceptable even to many who DO spank.

We KNOW you defend the whipping and beating of children and want
despirately to call it "spanking." You might see a Tree Surgeon for
that condition.

So, you'll explain why you've lied again, will you not, Knothole?

Kane