EPTsounds like a well rounded individual
Interview of GoRush - Family is all my reasons. - Page 2
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cYaN
Norway3322 Posts
sounds like a well rounded individual | ||
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Chris307
3095 Posts
On March 15 2005 01:16 tfeign wrote: In asia, a parents can mistreat a child all they want. The child will grow up and never have anything but good words to say for his parents. Over here, the child would have grown up and say how he grew up with such a shitty family, with a father who always tried to hinder him from reaching his dreams, and how he is so glad that he's now proven him wrong. If you were born and raised in the USA you call it "mistreatment." If you were born and raised in southeastern Asia you call it "discipline." Abusing a child in the USA is a very bad parenting decision, but only because you're living within a culture that has collectively decided that hitting children is wrong, and the child will ultimately grow up with a feeling of separation from society, and resent you for it. Abusing a child in southeastern Asia does not have these same effects, because you'd be living in a culture that has accepted that form of discipline, and you can still feel acceptance within that society. I can see up-sides to either disciplinary method. | ||
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HeadBangaa
United States6512 Posts
On March 14 2005 23:06 Chris307 wrote: And everybody please refrain from commenting on the bit about physical abuse. It's just a cultural difference. The obscene stupidity embraced by your statement overwhelms me. Here are some more situations in which citing cultural differences can excuse morally repugnant behavior: -Slavery -The Holocaust -Infanticide -Cannibalism -Witch Hunts -Feeding prisoners to lions -Systematic Spousal Abuse These are all practices specific to culture, and thus cannot be criticized. Anyways, I wouldn't have commented on it but you just had to say something really dumb. PS - <3 GoRush | ||
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~GoNe~
France36 Posts
Thanks for the translation!!!! | ||
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Ack1027
United States7873 Posts
Unfortunately this is not psycho, it's normal lol. | ||
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cacat
Korea (South)28 Posts
I've lived like that also.. i'd be beaten when i do something wrong and i'd hate my dad for that when i was young... but now i feel thankful that he'd beat me when i did something wrong, coz children never learn by just telling them what to do. The korean kids these days grow up without much or any beating, so they never behave which makes them the so-called 'public enemy' in korea -_- | ||
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Muhweli
Finland5328 Posts
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DuSkie
Czech Republic451 Posts
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roMAD
Russia2355 Posts
 And big thx to Emlary and Cambium  | ||
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Chris307
3095 Posts
On March 15 2005 03:09 HeadBangaa wrote: The obscene stupidity embraced by your statement overwhelms me. Here are some more situations in which citing cultural differences can excuse morally repugnant behavior: -Slavery -The Holocaust -Infanticide -Cannibalism -Witch Hunts -Feeding prisoners to lions -Systematic Spousal Abuse These are all practices specific to culture, and thus cannot be criticized. Anyways, I wouldn't have commented on it but you just had to say something really dumb. PS - <3 GoRush You've taken my statements completely out of context, and used your own misconception to compare the simple act of physically disciplining one child, to systematically murdering an entire race of people? | ||
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Purind
Canada3562 Posts
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gulii
Sweden2791 Posts
haha that was fun ! good interview GG | ||
Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
On March 14 2005 23:06 Chris307 wrote: Great read, thanks for the translation. I'm becoming a bigger and bigger fan of GoRush these days. And everybody please refrain from commenting on the bit about physical abuse. It's just a cultural difference. You can still think it's wrong =] Thanks for the interview =] | ||
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Chris307
3095 Posts
Of course you can. I was merely attempting to keep this GoRush Interview thread from becoming a child psychology thread. Obviously I've failed.  | ||
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
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MaTRiX[SiN]
Sweden1282 Posts
On March 15 2005 03:52 cacat wrote: I've never been beaten by my parents nor has anyone I know but I can agree to what ur saying to some extent...some children just dont give a shit about what there parents think cause they know they arent really going to get punished for it ..I'm not sure what others think.. but i think growing up under some beating from the parents is a good thing.. I've lived like that also.. i'd be beaten when i do something wrong and i'd hate my dad for that when i was young... but now i feel thankful that he'd beat me when i did something wrong, coz children never learn by just telling them what to do. The korean kids these days grow up without much or any beating, so they never behave which makes them the so-called 'public enemy' in korea -_- | ||
RaGe
Belgium9950 Posts
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EAGER-beaver
Canada2799 Posts
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Fayth[pG]
Canada1093 Posts
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