Yet another success story from a school paddling state

Spare the rod? Not at many public schools
Duval County schools lead the state in use of paddling as a form of
punishment. ... Statewide, about two-thirds of all Florida school
systems paddled ...
www.nospank.net/n-l26r.htm - 11k - Cached - Similar pages

Yah think the kiddies in teh story below might just be a bit ****ed at
adults and acting out in retaliation for the beatings they might well
have gotten at school?

And here's the proof that it works so well:

Students Arrested, Suspected Of Throwing Rocks From School Bus

POSTED: 8:12 am EDT August 12, 2005
UPDATED: 8:22 am EDT August 12, 2005

Two students in Lake County, Fla., were arrested on suspicion of
throwing rocks from a school bus at a car.

Witnesses said the boys, 10 and 11 years old, were on their way to
Minneola Elementary School and traveling along Highway 27 when the
alleged incident happened.

The boys were seen throwing a handful of rocks at a passing car,
according to the Local 6 News report..........

http://www.local6.com/news/4842174/detail.html

Or could it be that the children of this particular state are so savage
and different from children in non-paddling states that they are barely
kept in check by paddlings and threats of paddlings?

Yeah, that's it. Paddler's logic. Yeah.

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