Fine of P5,000 for hitting a child

[oneshot23]

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Unsaon kaha nang mga Bata nga mangapyotay sa PUJ unya badlongon sa Driver, dili raba patoo unya mahampakan sa Driver agoy ^^ 5k dayun. Mo ingon lang ng bata sige hapaka ko kabayad jud kag 5k ^^.

[Ityan]

Astang... Nganu karon paman ni nga College nako. Mai tong pabayron kato mga tawhana nga nagpaluhod nakog asin. haha

[DEMONOCIETY]

Unsaon kaha nang mga Bata nga mangapyotay sa PUJ unya badlongon sa Driver, dili raba patoo unya mahampakan sa Driver agoy ^^ 5k dayun. Mo ingon lang ng bata sige hapaka ko kabayad jud kag 5k ^^.

tood sa! sakto jud mga maldito kaayo ng ingon anang klasing bata naa py sip-on tabisay lang molingkod ra ba jud kung wa ny pasayro unya inig abot sa destino nila kalit lag layat murag ninja

[cliff_drew]

Unsaon kaha nang mga Bata nga mangapyotay sa PUJ unya badlongon sa Driver, dili raba patoo unya mahampakan sa Driver agoy ^^ 5k dayun. Mo ingon lang ng bata sige hapaka ko kabayad jud kag 5k ^^.

Dili na makabayad ug 5K kay applicable ra man ni sa parents, teachers, nannies, housemaids and caregivers, foster parents, relatives and guardians.

Naa moy copy sa draft sa ordinance?

[quirkychinita]

My opinion for this? neutral and undecided.....

Hitting a child is a big no-no for me... they're innocent. They just do what the feel like doing cuz they're curious bisag unsaon nimug badlong na dili musaka sa punu-an sa kamatis, musaka pa gihapon na cuz they want to get the answer to their questions... Which is healthy for a child... I guess ang ubang parent's mag in-A.O naman kay di ganahan masakitan ila anak(kinsa man pud ang ganahan ana)... however, we just gotta face the fact that a child won't learn unless it gets hurt.... because of curiosity... It's unavoidable... it hapens... mistakes happens thats why parents are there to further teach them lessons and correct their mistakes. The GENTLE way.

What I don't like about not hitting a child is the fact that there are SOME children out there (18 years old and below) who abuses such rights.... try watching documentaries about young criminals...drug pushers below 18, child prostitution, thieves.... they abuse their right to not get arrested because they're minors...


Unsa na lang kaha mahitabo if bawal najud manghapak ug bata? if there's a RIGHT, there's always a way to abuse it.... sad to say....

but anyway,

Good VIBES!

[moz_k2]

Cebu City Council approved the ordinance that bans corporal punishment in the city.

Kung ganahan mo ug mamunal dad.a sa mandaue or talisay
hehehe

[KlaytoN]

Seriously though, tan-awa nang mga bata sa mga western countries...walay disiplina. Wait until kanang mga bataa maoy mahimug backbone sa workforce. It's a disaster waiting to happen. We shouldn't strive to be raising our kids like how they raise their kids. They don't fear authority tungod sa Nanny culture. Ayaw lang sad nang "excessive" sad.

If you're talking about the United States being the western country with the most influence in our culture, corporal punishment of minors within domestic settings is still lawful in all 50 states. The reason why it is still not outlawed in the US because majority of the pure Americans are still deeply rooted in protestant-evangelical beliefs which promotes corporal punishment. I could still remember when i was in Grade 5 nag eskwela ko sa Bible Baptist Academy (US based), i received 6 paddle hit 90 degree in my butt as a punishment for incurring in excess of 3 suspension days.

I beg to disagree that it's a disaster in the making. Sa una i tend to believe this view until i found out that many european countries had already outlawed corporal punishment as early as 33 years ago:


Sweden (1979)
Finland (1983)
Norway (1987)
Austria (1989)
Estonia (1993)
Cyprus (1994)
Denmark (1997)
Latvia (1998
Croatia (1999)
Bulgaria (2000)
Israel (2000)
Germany (2000)
Iceland (2003)
Ukraine (2004)
Romania (2004)
Hungary (2005)
Greece (2006)
Netherlands (2007)
New Zealand (2007)
Portugal (2007)
Uruguay (2007)
Venezuela (2007)
Spain (2007)
Togo (2007)
Costa Rica (2008
Republic of Moldova (2008
Luxembourg (2008
Liechtenstein (2008
Poland (2010)
Tunisia (2010)
Kenya (2010)
Congo, Republic of (2010)
South Sudan (2011)

As you would notice those early in the list are the most progressive countries in the world.

[KlaytoN]

Thanks @marius for the reminder..

[street_of_no_return]

na buang naman ni sila oe. Wa gyd tawun ni nila timbang-timbanga kung unsa epekto ani sa mga batan-on karun. Mao ni hinungdan sa mga bata.on karun nga gahi na kaau ug ulo.

in.saon nman lang tawun nato pagdesiplina sa a2ng mga anak ani oe. mura nman ta ug naa sa gawas ani oe. Purbida sad ani nila oe

[NapoleonBlownapart]

Basin moabot ang panahon ang mga bata na mangasaba sa mga ginikanan.. di bitaw ka bunal.. hahaha..

kita kog bata iya gisinghagan iya amahan kay wa tumani sa iya gusto.. sa public place pa jud. Nabunalan hinoon pero what if ing-ani nga bata unya di kabunal.. unsay buhaton sa parents?