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I'm in the UK so it's probably quite different. I don't think as a nation we're anywhere near as confrontational, not to mention guns millitary etc For me, it
by axod 16y ago
I'm in the UK so it's probably quite different. I don't think as a nation we're anywhere near as confrontational, not to mention guns millitary etc
For me, it worked fine. (As well as obviously telling teachers and getting them involved if needed).
I absolutely detest parents who tell their kids "If someone hits you, hit them back harder"
- JabavuAdams 16y agoI assume you're talking about the US? I'm Canadian. The UK seems to have a lot more street violence and hooliganism than we have here.
- axod 16y agoIn the big cities, possibly.
- JabavuAdams 16y ago> I absolutely detest parents who tell their kids "If someone hits you, hit them back harder" Why? Do you believe this makes society more violent? By the way, I don't agree with the "harder" bit. I.e. I would advocate a more-or-less proportional response in non-life-threating circumstances.
- axod 16y agoYes. I think it makes for a horrible society. Two wrongs don't make a right. If you hit back, it makes you just as bad, if not worse as the original perpetrator.