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So as many of you know the shop keeper and owner of the printing shop in hobart at the centro centre point in hobart smacked my son in the hand for touching his printing machine even thought he was told not to well bugger me hubby got a call this morning from the C.I.B and he was told that they spoke to the guy and he said he just did not want the machine damaged no excuse really .it was not up to him to decipline my child .only ours!
anyway the cop told hubby that if we took it to court the judge would say that we are wasting his time !
so standing up to m,y child is wasting my time i take it !i mean its against the law to smack a child this days teachers arent even allowed to do it so who does he think he is .
iam not giving up iam going to tell everyone that will listen from current afair to magazines,chanel 7 everyone.
i have printed many of your feedbacks so they can see iam not the only person that feels the same way .
last night i felt like i was being a fool making a big deal out of a littel smack but once i read the feedbacks from other paernts and listening to cher HELL NO this man is going down.
its a pity he owns the shop otherwise he would be fired. |
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smacking child....
I fully understand what everyone else is advising you, and i agree with some of them, but kids will be curious, and it is hard to tell them one thing and they do the other... Yes your child could have hurt himself, or broken the equipment, but what right has this guy have by tapping someone elses child... I would have said to the policeman if the situation was diffrent, and you would have hit the man for smacking ur child then would it be a waste of courts time,,, You are not a fool at all, and i really hope that there is a better result that comes out of it.... Please keep us informed on what is happening..
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two sides
hiya,
i've not been aware of your posts until now, and firstly want to state that i fully support you standing up for your child. however, i feel compelled to point out the other side which you may not have considered in the moment (and trust me i know all about that Mother Lioness within us all who comes out to defend our babies...)
the thing is, aside from the printer overstepping the boundaries of appropriate behaviour, had he not intervened, your child could have had his hand hurt, ripped off, goodness knows what other types of injuries, had he continued touching this machine. now, i don't know what type of machine this is, (if it's a simple computer printer, then we know that it's not likely your son would have injured himself)... i just think that it could have been a whole lot worse - of course - this is no shiny situation either, but my point would be that thankfully your son wasn't hurt or damaged permanently by the printer's equipment.
good luck with whatever action you decide to engage in.
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sorry to disagree
I think this is blown wayyyyyy out of proportion.
1. It was only a smack on the hand...that's not illegal by any means, it hasn't left a mark or permanent injury.
2. Yes, it is your responsibility as the parent to discipline and guide your whether or not that child has a disibility.
3. Those machines likely are quite expensive items and they probably get quite a lot of people who let thier kids play with them.
4. They could have asked you to leave the shop...then how would you feel.
5. Perhaps if you need to do something like that, you ask someone to look after your child for a couple of hours.
6. Yes, I would have been a little annoyed at someone even threatening to smack my child, but also I am responsible for his behaviour and I have an obligation to store owner and thier staff to ensure that my child does not cause damage or pose any threat/danger to himself or others.
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