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tony wasn’t respected in his life

so he dreams of being revered, referred to, respected and referenced. 

tony still feels unimportant. It’s why he logs onto SC

Spatial Mind said: 

My first reaction was to read about it. 

Second reaction was to see if I can find out if the two characters have offspring. If they do I'd love to see them. 

In the process I found they are woke. 

Why it matters. Most of the world, myself included. Don't take the word of woke professors. This isn't making fun or being a sadist, it's being a realist and I have to keep it real within myself. 

They think they're doing the right thing fabricating outcomes but that's not the case. Reality still works against them which are the things you continue to not address.

- Corporal Punishment has been on the decline for decades. Less people get whooped.

- Psychological issues have been on the rise. More snowflakes who want the world to revolve around them.

- More entitled people by ratio are out there.

The entitled ones will always first cry discrimination or racism or whatever victim mindset they can cling onto with the expectation of others to swoop in and cater to their demands.  

When it comes to me in particular, the ones who hate me are themselves the type of people I don't take seriously while they're always hypocritical. For example, a puppet is irrelevant and insecure. Yes that part makes me laugh, but it doesn't make me a sadist, though I can be. When I laugh at weakness it doesn't mean I don't want the subject to turn around and impress me.  

Calling researchers "woke" doesn't invalidate their findings. If you believe they've fabricated outcomes, demonstrate where their methodology or data is fraudulent. Their supposed ideological beliefs are irrelevant to whether their conclusions are supported by evidence.

You're also confusing correlation with causation. Even assuming corporal punishment has declined while psychological diagnoses have increased, that doesn't demonstrate that one caused the other. Changes in diagnostic criteria, awareness, reporting, healthcare access, economic conditions, and numerous other variables complicate that relationship.

You've provided no evidence that children who experience corporal punishment develop better psychological outcomes than children raised with consistent nonviolent discipline.

And what exactly is your objective measurement of increasing entitlement or weakness? Calling people "snowflakes" and complaining about victim mentalities isn't empirical evidence. You're simply projecting your personal judgments onto entire generations.

Your argument also contains an obvious contradiction. You dismiss researchers because you assume their political beliefs influence their conclusions, yet you openly admit that your own judgments depend on whether you consider people weak, woke, or worthy of respect. You're applying ideological standards to research while exempting your own beliefs from comparable scrutiny.

Whether you enjoy laughing at people, consider yourself a realist, or believe people should impress you is entirely irrelevant to the subject.

The question remains whether corporal punishment produces better developmental outcomes than nonviolent discipline. You haven't demonstrated that it does.