If you trust your pediatrician to tell you which medicines are healthy or harmful for your children to take, why would you not take their advice, similarly, on which styles of discipline are healthy and effective for them? Would you give your child a pill that listed as many possible side-effects on its label as spanking does? If you had two children and the doctor told you that giving them this little blue pill would produce temporary good behavior in both of them, but would result, for one of the children (he does not know which one), in a host of more severe adult problems including but not limited to depression, anxiety, alcoholism, drug abuse, sexual derailment, sadism, masochism, low self-esteem, criminal behavior and suicidal tendencies, would you proceed to give that little blue pill to your children? At what point does the risk outweigh the potential benefit?
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