On Who bears the greatest responsiblity for combatting gang activity in Janesville?
Posted on June 19 at 1:41 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Spanking, is considered abuse because I know of parents who's kids have called the cops on their parents because they've gotten a simple spanking, and before anyone comments, it was on the behind, nothing harsh. The parents were told it was abuse. Now how are the parents supposed to discipline their kids and yet help them understand anything. Tell them to stand in the corner, sit on a chair for "time out". Oh boy, now I'm scared, a time out is going to help them understand that running out in the road and getting hit by a car is a danger to them. I'm sorry, but if my kid would go out to steal something, or beat the heck out of another kid, is a time out going to help them understand how wrong this is? Of if they pull out a knife and threaten the life of another child, is a stand int he corner or being sent to their room going to teach them a thing? I dont think so. How is a parent going to help their child when they are restricted by the law from doing a dang thing to help them understand what is right and what is wrong? They do anything to discipline their child (and no I'm not talking abuse here, I'm talking about the type of discipline I got when I was a child that taught me that 7 letter word that the majority of kids don't even know the meaning of now a days, R-E-S-P-E-C-T) to help them grow and understand what respect is and keep them out of gangs. It's LOVE and RESPECT they need to learn. If parents weren't so busy trying to keep food on the table, having to take two jobs because of the economy, and had the time to stay home with their kids, especially in one parent families (no Im not insulting them at all, don't get me wrong, sometimes it's necessary), and things were affordable, and there was more RESPECT towards parents, kids, and one another, maybe then gangs wouldn't be around!
Posted on June 19 at 1:24 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
McCain? who's that, sorry, but McCain is too much of an "all war" guy, and to have someone in office who is all about war, sorry, I'm not interested in someone like that. We have had too much involvement in sticking our noses into other peoples business. Yes I know we're not going to get out of Iraq real soon, but I also know we do not need someone in office who is willing to be pushing for war constantly like McCain. No thank you, all you who are willing to push someone into office who wants that can take care of all the parents who's kids will die in those wars and comfort them. I'm not willing to do that. Obama all the way and I know he has the commonsense to take the time to choose a running mate who will be there for him. As for his minister, is his name Obama, did he make his decisions for him? No, stop pushing his minister on us, he's not Obama. Just like my minister and your minister and teachers beliefs aren't yours. Get a life, people.
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On GM won't disclose timetable on closing
Posted on October 13 at 10:23 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Know why they're not bothering closing the Texas plant? Because Bush is from Texas and they wouldn't dare close that plant, that is exactly why they're not closing that one. They chose this one in Janesville instead, the oldest, the largest. Why do something that is in the President's home state and disrupt good old Bush's home state.