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Listen Here wrote:
First, I want to say that in my generation, we were raised with the paddle in school. Now, I don't remember any episodes where there were bruises left, but the paddling episode for many left it's understanding of what we had done wrong. The paddling, as referenced by someone else here - teaching that violence is okay? I don't see that at all....if that were true, you would see a high percentage of people who were paddled that were now wife beaters or some other types of criminals. The problem now is, both in school but mostly at home, children are no longer disciplined. If they do not learn early that there are rules to follow, then the judicial system will teach them that later. What's next...parents trying to stop criminals from being put in jail? Same difference.
You ought to be deported to Somalia or Tripoli, you poor frothing idiot. You would be a liar to say children have not been bruised and abused by teachers at school. I can remember seeing shocking photos and even live displays of the brutality of a principal and teachers.

A child who is disruptive can be removed. Beating a child is no answer; it teaches that violence is permissible. It teaches the child to beat. It is a way of not solving problems but creating bitterness, hatred, and violence. NO wonder our society is so afflicted with violence.