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...let's just put this thread back where it belongs,
and if it’s not something you care to read—well, you don't have to, does it?
and if it’s not something you care to read—well, you don't have to, does it?
Started by Linda Price5 · · 👁 9 views · 179 replies
Linda Price5 said:Honestly, the moderation at MK isn't nearly liberal enough. We need a real discussion where advice about beating a wife without leaving bruises doesn't just get wiped away. MK acts like a kid who keeps making a mess while the parents refuse to say, "Enough is enough, you can't do that," opting instead to claim he's special 😍.
rustydrifter10 said:Look, you just can't go around encouraging or glorifying actions that are straight-up illegal under our laws, especially when it comes to... well, everything else we were discussing. It’s just not right. When we're talking about the core rules of the game, everything really starts to click into place. foruma piše:
Just a quick heads-up for everyone joining us here on the forum: we have some ground rules to keep this community running smoothly. To keep things civil and enjoyable for everyone, please keep the following prohibitions in mind:
Just a heads-up for everyone: please make sure you aren't breaking any U.S. laws here. We’re specifically looking out for things like hate speech, discrimination, or anyone trying to justify or glorify criminal acts. We also have a zero-tolerance policy regarding copyright infringement, child exploitation, animal cruelty, and anything else illegal. Let's keep this community safe and respectful!
Look, there’s a massive difference between just having a debate and actually crossing the line. It's one thing to sit down and hash out your personal opinions—to say, "Hey, in my book, this is wrong" or "I personally find this unacceptable." That's what healthy discussion is all about. But once you start talking about things that are strictly illegal under U.S. law? Well, then you can't use this forum to encourage those actions or try to glorify them. There's a very clear distinction between sharing a viewpoint and inciting criminal behavior, and we need to respect that boundary.
Megan Ruiz13 said:I've read all the posts—I even shared my own take—and I've gone through Charles Fox10's comments too. I don't see anyone calling for violence here. He's talking about disciplinary measures...
There’s a massive difference between an abuser who beats their kids or spouse to vent frustration because they can't handle parenting, and someone who just raises their voice or gives a naughty kid a quick swat on the backside.
Like I said, nobody wrote anything suggesting anyone should be abused or attacked. 🤷
You guys are ganging up on him for nothing.
hollowtrucker77 said:On MK, the whole debate is actually pretty reasonable, considering the core issue is how some people choose to label certain behaviors as hyperactivity
Maybe I’m just not dim-witted or dull enough for my own good, but personally, I haven't noticed any actual, attention-grabbing problem on MK
Aaron Harris2 said:As an MK moderator (though I didn't manage to catch up on this thread last night, given it was only just opened), I wish to state my position clearly: I am firmly opposed to any form of physical abuse or corporal punishment directed at anyone, and most especially against children.
Furthermore, I believe that censoring the opinions of users on this forum is a deeply harmful practice, one that runs directly contrary to the recent directives from the forum owners regarding a more relaxed approach to moderation. To be precise, I am referring to the deletion of someone's lived experiences and personal perspectives. While I certainly do not condone calls for violence or similar behavior, which absolutely ought to be penalized, we must protect discourse.
For the reasons stated above, I have closed this topic, and if you ask my opinion, it shall remain so. If you desire a sanitized, clinical discussion, you are welcome to take it to a specialized child psychology PDF or perhaps join a dedicated group on Facebook.
Long live MK!
Aaron Harris2 said:As an MK moderator (though I didn't manage to catch up on this thread last night, given it was only just opened), I wish to state my position clearly: I am firmly opposed to any form of physical abuse or corporal punishment directed at anyone, and most especially against children.
Furthermore, I believe that censoring the opinions of users on this forum is a deeply harmful practice, one that runs directly contrary to the recent directives from the forum owners regarding a more relaxed approach to moderation. To be precise, I am referring to the deletion of someone's lived experiences and personal perspectives. While I certainly do not condone calls for violence or similar behavior, which absolutely ought to be penalized, we must protect discourse.
For the reasons stated above, I have closed this topic, and if you ask my opinion, it shall remain so. If you desire a sanitized, clinical discussion, you are welcome to take it to a specialized child psychology PDF or perhaps join a dedicated group on Facebook.
Long live MK!
mazgov said:The topic is hyperactive kids, but you've twisted it into child abuse and attacking the people participating in the discussion.
I absolutely do not condone child abuse or any form of violence against children. For that reason, I am closing this thread immediately.
loneraven25 said:...let's just put this thread back where it belongs,
and if it’s not something you care to read—well, you don't have to, does it?
Linda Price5 said:Honestly, the moderation at MK isn't nearly liberal enough. We need a real discussion where advice about beating a wife without leaving bruises doesn't just get wiped away. MK acts like a kid who keeps making a mess while the parents refuse to say, "Enough is enough, you can't do that," opting instead to claim he's special 😍.
Laura Chavez93 said:The entire MK really ought to be abolished ☕
Laura Chavez93 said:The entire MK really ought to be abolished ☕
bluemason3 said:Look, a child is a different story. By definition, they're immature and haven't fully developed the cognitive tools to recognize certain things yet.
On the flip side, how do we describe an adult who still fails to recognize those same things? 😳
By the way, dictators almost always share one trait: they can't tell the difference between actual humor and making fun of their own "values."☕
Dictators also tend to be completely incapable of humor or joking when it comes to their own "values."☕
bluemason3 said:Look, a child is a different story. By definition, they're immature and haven't fully developed the cognitive tools to recognize certain things yet.
On the flip side, how do we describe an adult who still fails to recognize those same things? 😳
By the way, dictators almost always share one trait: they can't tell the difference between actual humor and making fun of their own "values."☕
Nicholas King said:So, let me get this straight—you're claiming that the sentence "danas dijete malo tući" from your deleted (and I have to wonder, was it even a real post or just some cartoonish nonsense?) post is somehow just "male banter"?
I am actually laughing out loud here.
Laura Chavez93 said:The entire MK really ought to be abolished ☕
Megan Ruiz13 said:Are we saying they aren't hit enough—or at all—if you just compare it to how things used to be?
What’s the issue? Is it not a fact?
How does my post end?
Look, you just cherry-pick words or fragments of sentences to get worked up over nothing. Most of the time you don't even show up in the threads, then suddenly you pop in out of nowhere just to start drama. 🤷