And thus begins a lengthy rap sheet…
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It’s an unpopular thing to say, but I thank my early elementary school teachers for paddling me and putting me on the right path when I was still young. I learned early that I would not get away with shenanigans, and I probably avoided a lot of pain later in my teenage years.
I’ve often wondered how many young men are sitting in a jail because there were never any consequences for their behavior when they were growing up. There are plenty of obnoxious little turds running around in our society. Some of them will get punched in the face and have second thoughts about the way they treat others. The rest will grow up into big obnoxious turds; by then it’s too late.
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My left ear is bigger than my right ear because of being dragged to the principal office so many times
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I was on a first name basis with mine, I brought her flowers because it felt like we were dating😁
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Such are the results when two generations+ of our children, grand children and now great grandchildren have become lab rats for false teachings (false philosophies) like Moral Relativism, Secular Humanism and Values Clarification where NO moral standards are the accepted norm.
Encouraging the baser instincts of Human Nature to take dominance instead of teaching Societal Moral Standards as self-control and tolerance for the Rights of others as an integral lynchpin to Liberty, is all part of the 100+ year-old plan of Progressives to bring about chaos, destroy American society, destroy the concept of Individual Responsibility for one’s actions (the cornerstone of American freedom) and bring about a Socialist state built on Group Think and Group Rights.
Have you had enough yet?
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mine too but, my right one is bigger because of my mom. she would and has walked up the street and drug me home by my ear. if she found out about something I may or may not have done. 
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Yep, my vice Principal had the job of paddling and he used a 24 inch paddle with holes drilled in it. I had to visit him a few times in 8th grade (I was a slow learner I guess). However it must of straightened me out - from 9th grade on and all thru high school I towed the line.
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