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Question: The most important thing for children to learn is to accept discipline.
#1
Strongly Agree - Democrat
 
#2
Agree - Democrat
 
#3
Disagree - Democrat
 
#4
Strongly Disagree - Democrat
 
#5
Strongly Agree - Republican
 
#6
Agree - Republican
 
#7
Disagree - Republican
 
#8
Strongly Disagree - Republican
 
#9
Strongly Agree - Ind./3rd party
 
#10
Agree - Ind./3rd party
 
#11
Disagree - Ind./3rd party
 
#12
Strongly Disagree - Ind./3rd party
 
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Total Voters: 47

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Nym90
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E: -5.55, S: -2.96

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« on: January 03, 2005, 01:46:32 AM »

Disagree. Respect is the most important thing. The parent needs to earn the respect of the child. Children need to learn that they can trust their parents to make the right decisions.
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Nym90
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« Reply #1 on: January 06, 2005, 11:10:17 AM »

This issue has clearly broken down on party lines.  Is there now a Republican style of parenting versus a Democratic style of parenting?

Some of the people who are against discipline are well-meaning, but I think tragically misguided.  Children are not rational creatures who can be treated like miniature adults, and even many adults can't be treated that way.

I suspect that many who oppose discipline for kids will change their minds when they have kids of their own, or get enough life experience to see what kids really need to develop and grow up properly.

What age of child are we talking about here? Because, if it includes those over 13, I am very offended. Wink

Everyone needs discipline, but the question IS NOT "is discipline important?" but "is discipline the most important thing?"

Exactly. Those answering "disagree" are not saying that they oppose discipline at all.
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