Death penalty for parents: Why the death penalty for parents is sin

Many parents here wonder about my beliefs on the death penalty regarding parents. There is a rumor going around, apparently, that I want to "legalize the death penalty for parents, for real, for real, for real". Nope, I don't want that to happen, at all. Much of what I say about parents is either figurative and/or abstract. My theology exists in levels, but at the lowest level, I hate any sort of violence against anyone, especially someone smaller or weaker, namely a child...

To keep it short (a heckler in the back row), I do not support the death penalty for parents, meaning any parents, meaning those who identify by entitlement or abuse. Yeah, it's a parent. They can be pesky when they want their child to go away *smiles* *grins* *stands over, and hunches while leaving* *doesn't take seriously one bit* There are plenty of people here who don't make threats to fragment bones, young lady. Now you go to your room for a good spanking. So you want to complain to the neighbors? They'll laugh at you. The police? They'll laugh at you. CPS? They can't do anything, now can they, because what you are doing is legal. So you th...(Amy Bryant cuts me off) - and see how many supports I get here. Many, I'm sure. Thank you for cutting me off and helping my case, Amy.

Nope, don't put parents to death. Shun them from all of society, then vacuum them up. The Early Church did not practice capital nor corporal punishment, but collectively shunned abusive parents, meaning the parents were not even allowed to have company...(cut off by Robbyn - victim's price, whereas I'd never impose that on her).

I fit in, and I'm sorry for that. We agree. Children have rights, and always will. 

3:31 PM, 21 January 2021

This is all new to me, even if I might find myself savvy at gaslighting on the reading end. For all I know, you could be not so savvy, and reading that everything I say is a lie narrowing down, in which case anti-CR dug a hole for me - because they want little things to do big things, because a pedophile, to some people, could lie even about being groomed "for their own good". I don't know your point of view, so when I lash out at you anywhere, even to the point of sadism, know that I am frustrated because of a communication barrier from an outside force that you aren't culpable for unless you defend it repeatedly and explicitly. I'm not angry at the community, per se, but angry at the miscommunication, and taking it out on certain people bluntly, in thin air (yes, that's how I see it - talking to people in thin air in a way I'd never talk to them in real life...telephone).

This is ridiculous, having to cater to these parents. Yes, I AM a pedophile, so I can't quite say that (and we know now that pedophiles are not the problem, according to new research), but since parents are the ones doing it, and I was abused by parents, why not tally the parents. We don't like parents too much, here at pedophiles. We tolerate them, and are quietly nice to them when they are good, but call them out by their glorified title when they are bad...The moment you defend yourself, at all, or else sound fake, I try to break you down until I get you to be real in a vulnerable way. Any defensiveness or uppity attitudes from a parent, meaning any defense of will to contradict - as opposed to gentle explanation and reassurance (and listening in return), in most cases, will get me to break you down to the point of pro-social evil in me, and then when you are in tears and/or clear at the end, I then get it. I'd rather you be forthright and honest from the BEGINNING, or else you may not get to the end - I'd lose all respect for you. I do respect ANY parental protective anger about one's child, and there will scramble to try to heed the parent's orders. That is a different situation altogether - a parent thinks the P-label will get me to listen. Such parents usually are angry from a distance, unless you really deserved it (lawful and binding order, or parent law, by my Christian values). However, I also monitor parents in the same way, and in an ideal exchange, the exchange is collaborative in a dormant way. I don't like that parent label. It belongs on a filing cabinet in the police station - pile of reports...I'm glad I don't know any of those parents. Just people, family members, raising children.