Tasers girl who resisted bedtime shower

Seeing peoples responses in this thread, it's all too obvious why we live in a society that is so cruel and uncompassionate. Tasering a child for refusing a shower is ridiculous - being tasered is extremely painful.
 
Seeing peoples responses in this thread, it's all too obvious why we live in a society that is so cruel and uncompassionate. Tasering a child for refusing a shower is ridiculous - being tasered is extremely painful.

The responses are a little shocking. :(



But... wow... tasering a 10 year old... :/
 
So the answer is taser them into place Mr Anderson?

Only if the child has already been lost. From a young age discipline needs to be installed into their brains.

Children are the same as dogs. If you let your new puppy go upstairs and go on the couch, but when they are too big you don't want them to do this, you can't expect the dog to understand this straight away, and it will take training to stop them.

Only problem with that analogy is that dogs still think you are thier master regardless of wheter they are allowed upstairs or not.

With children they are much harder to 'train' because you lose authority over them by letting them get what they want all the time.

I don't really condone the tasering part, i also think it is ridiculous the police even stayed, and tantrums will occur in children even if they are well behaved mos tof the time.


I was brought up well i reckon. If i did something wrong i would get a smack on the, this worked until i realised it didn't actually hurt that much, but by the time i realised this, i had developed self conciousness and didn't really want to be seen by others looking like an immature twit.
 
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If my mum phone cops on me to force me into the shower at that age, my teeth would be well and trully clamped onto his face.

So you've just given a good example of why a tazer could be used in this case.

Personally, I don't care one way or another. Whether the mother, daughter or police officer are completely retarded is unknown, in fact, none of you know enough about it to give a valid opinion on what should and should not of been done.
 
Do you want to know what, you already lost me there 'mate'....

yer i wasn't sure whether that would go down well. Basically what i mean by that, is that the child has had his/her way for so long that it can't comprehend a refusal. Also if it never really has to do anything, i.e. mum can i have some food, mum can you get me this, mum can you get me that etc etc, your parents become slave figures and the child thinks it is the boss.
 
yer i wasn't sure whether that would go down well. Basically what i mean by that, is that the child has had his/her way for so long that it can't comprehend a refusal. Also if it never really has to do anything, i.e. mum can i have some food, mum can you get me this, mum can you get me that etc etc, your parents become slave figures and the child thinks it is the boss.

I agree, if its got to the stage where the mother has to call out the police to deal with a 10 year old then something is seriously wrong with the way the mother has brought up the kid in the first place.

You see the wee buggers all the time, you know the sort, the wee ***** that roll about the floor bawling their eyes out in Tescos or whatever because there mum refused to buy them a bag of crisps or some other junk. I've seen ones that were hitting their mother because of her refusal to buy them something.

The wee buggers have no respect. They shouldn't see their parents as a money piñata, or a walking treat dispensary. They should have to earn their treats, not misbehave to the point where their parent gives in to shut them up.

The parents need to stop being spineless and actually stand up to their children, let them know that no means no, and if that fails, give them a slap on the arse to shut them up. If you don't do it, the kid wont respect you, and you'll just get walked over like a doormat till the ungrateful child moves out.

They shouldn't be in the situation where the parent has to resort to bringing in a third person to the argument to resolve problems. I especially hate those parents who say "stop it, or the man over there will shout at you". Thats just saying to the kid that you know that it doesn't respect you, but you hope its fear of strangers is sufficient to stop its actions.

Some parents just need to buck their ideas up, and sort out where they stand in the relationship with their kid.
 
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If we're taking this article at face value, then yes, it's dumb and retarded.

But if we're looking a bit deeper, how do we know that an altercation didn't start from when the girl refused to shower, escalated, and she became physically violent or started/threatening to self harm?

I thought that but the officer tried to carry her to the shower (according to the report). So it would seem the mother called the police to actually force her into the shower, which IMO is completely retarded. I just hope she was at least clothed when he was carrying her to the shower.
 
I thought that but the officer tried to carry her to the shower (according to the report). So it would seem the mother called the police to actually force her into the shower, which IMO is completely retarded. I just hope she was at least clothed when he was carrying her to the shower.

Its not retarded, its ******* perverted.

A mother inviting men in to force her into a shower, uniformed or not. The uniform actually makes it worse in my mind actually.

I hope she was still clothed :/
 
really what went through the cops mind!
young kid they could not even known how much damage it could have done to her :/
 
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