Pattaya: Teacher caning student clip goes viral

**Gerbil** · 07-03-2013, 09:56 PM

**Rural Surin** · 07-03-2013, 09:59 PM

Originally Posted by thegent

Rubbish. Toughens one up and is character forming. If a bit of corporal fucks you then life is certainly going to be a challenge. Too many wimps these days are turning minor irritations into bloody melodramas. Fucking drama queens the lot of them.

YEEAAHH....
Harden the fuck up!
Pussies.

**FlyFree** · 07-03-2013, 10:03 PM

It all went bad when parents decided they've got to be their kid's friend and taught the kid he/she's 'special'.

Abdication of the parental role, which is not supposed to be fun and nice all the time.

I'd get punished at school, if it wasn't corporal punishment we'd laugh it off. When I got the cane and I got home, my dad was waiting with the belt. Good comms resulting in double jeopardy. You tend to sit up, or stand up, and take notice.

It taught me responsibility, not to mention understanding that your actions have real repercussions. It also showed me my parents were prepared to be parents.

**CTO** · 07-03-2013, 10:45 PM

Original video is deleted but you can find it easy enough

**RamboII** · 07-03-2013, 11:47 PM

Its definitely a thai thing, mainly thai males. My 18 year old step son came to the U.S. and is now in his 5th year of high school. He's shown all the characteristics associated with those thai males that are lazy and unmotivated. He has horrible study habits, doesn't take any notes, doesn't take a homework deadline seriously, doesn't pay attention in class, sometimes sleeping during a lecture and never able to get to a class on time. In thailand, those habits got him in trouble at school at least once a semester and drove one of his teachers to throw an eraser at him, hitting him just below the eye. He was still passed along. Here, he gets extensions on his homework, detentions after repeated violations and endless grief from me. Neither situation has changed his school habits. The only difference is; here he ultimately fails the class if he can't legitimately score a "D." For some reason, he thinks he is entitled as a thai male, which doesn't go over well with his female friends. I'm not willing to go to jail over hitting him but wouldn't in theory rule it out as being bad for him in the long run. He's in line for some hard life lessons in the coming years.

**Mozzbie47** · 07-03-2013, 11:49 PM

Originally Posted by FlyFree

It all went bad when parents decided they've got to be their kid's friend and taught the kid he/she's 'special'.

Abdication of the parental role, which is not supposed to be fun and nice all the time.

I'd get punished at school, if it wasn't corporal punishment we'd laugh it off. When I got the cane and I got home, my dad was waiting with the belt. Good comms resulting in double jeopardy. You tend to sit up, or stand up, and take notice.

It taught me responsibility, not to mention understanding that your actions have real repercussions. It also showed me my parents were prepared to be parents.

Very well written, I will print it and show it to many here in Australia.
This crap about talking to kids nice does'nt work.
I got the strap at school, I recieved many a crack from my father.
I loved my father and respected him as I did my 2 brothers.

**piwanoi** · 08-03-2013, 06:19 AM

I have read on numerous occasions were Students in Bangkok have been stabbed and shot for just wearing a different school uniform ,this sort of thing has been going on for donkey's years , I wonder if the same "carry on" happens in Singapore?, this article and the remarks in it just about says it all Bangkokpost.com

**Buksida** · 08-03-2013, 10:44 AM

Originally Posted by FlyFree

It taught me responsibility, not to mention understanding that your actions have real repercussions.

It taught me that many adults were sick fucks. My old man taught me responsibility by encouraging me to work after school and save my money. If I played up my parents came down hard, but were never violent.

Corporal punishment is institutionalized in the Thai education system. If it is such a useful tool, then why isn't the country full of smart, hard working, responsible ppl?

**piwanoi** · 08-03-2013, 12:16 PM

Originally Posted by Buksida

Originally Posted by FlyFree

It taught me responsibility, not to mention understanding that your actions have real repercussions.

It taught me that many adults were sick fucks. My old man taught me responsibility by encouraging me to work after school and save my money. If I played up my parents came down hard, but were never violent.

Corporal punishment is institutionalized in the Thai education system. If it is such a useful tool, then why isn't the country full of smart, hard working, responsible ppl?

It is, but they are nearly all Thai Chinese!

you could be the best educationist on the Planet but there are many that either are unable or unwilling to learn its that simple, but rest assured they will still pass all their exams ,I mean lets have it right the teachers must not incur the Chagrin ("loss of face") of "mummy and Daddy"

**Eliminator** · 08-03-2013, 07:42 PM

Hey Willy boy, you redded about my comment on this thread, how about you come over here and teach ALL the Thai and farang teachers how to handle these lazy fuckforkids. You being the ALL KNOWING and POWERFUL TEACHER that you know we're just spouting BS.

Come on over and I'm sure you would make MILLIONS showing NON teachers (Thai and farang) how to teach.

**Rocksteady** · 08-03-2013, 07:46 PM

Originally Posted by thegent

Toughens one up and is character forming. If a bit of corporal fucks you then life is certainly going to be a challenge.

It certainly hardens the heart

**FlyFree** · 08-03-2013, 09:14 PM

Originally Posted by Buksida

Originally Posted by FlyFree

It taught me responsibility, not to mention understanding that your actions have real repercussions.

It taught me that many adults were sick fucks. My old man taught me responsibility by encouraging me to work after school and save my money. If I played up my parents came down hard, but were never violent.

Corporal punishment is institutionalized in the Thai education system. If it is such a useful tool, then why isn't the country full of smart, hard working, responsible ppl?

So my father was a sick fuck? Would you kindly clear that up?

Define 'hard'. Extra work? No pocket money? Rake the leaves?
To be able to judge the usefulness of such a 'hard' upbringing, I'd have to follow a few of your posts, which I've no time for. So your 'hard' upbringing may not have yielded very satisfactory results, who knows?

Judging from this one post, it does appear to have left you with a lack of respect for anyone who holds a different viewpoint to your own. Maybe a couple slaps around the ears may have helped for that... Just sayin.

Maybe you missed the first bit, about teaching fuckin brats they are special. Once you do that, nothing will work.

Are you special?

**FlyFree** · 08-03-2013, 09:19 PM

Originally Posted by Mozzbie47

This crap about talking to kids nice does'nt work.

Always talk to kids first. And a second time. And a third time. Then there has to be consequences. Consequences that matter, that can't be laughed off.

Always first explain WHY you think whatever behaviour is unacceptable. Be prepared to discuss it, but never leave it ambiguous.

**astasinim** · 08-03-2013, 11:33 PM

^
Its taken 3 pages to get to one of the few sensible answers. No wonder the world is screwed up if the posters here a any measure.

To me, dishing out the rod is a lazy option. Teaching kids whats right and wrong is damn hard work and takes lots of time. As has already been said, bone idle parenting is whats to blame for the I`lls of today imo. Beating an already idle child will only lead to an idle and violent adult.

**RamboII** · 09-03-2013, 10:23 PM

Give me your address and I'll send my 18 year old step son over to you ASAP. I've had him for 5 years and haven't made much headway, particularly with no support from the school district that I live in. I expect to get him back in one year a model citizen.

**Rocksteady** · 09-03-2013, 10:36 PM

Originally Posted by astasinim

^

. Beating an already idle child will only lead to an idle and violent adult.

As I said, hardens the heart!

**Rocksteady** · 09-03-2013, 10:41 PM

Originally Posted by RamboII

Give me your address and I'll send my 18 year old step son over to you ASAP. I've had him for 5 years and haven't made much headway, particularly with no support from the school district that I live in. I expect to get him back in one year a model citizen.

I reckon this is very very possible - indeed it worked for me. Put him in the Navy (not army) and they will break him down and rebuild him to live well and to take responsibility for both his job and his conduct on board - at close quarters. You fuck about by putting the lives of two or three hundred men at risk and they will let you know it - in very broad brush strokes!

There's no escaping it unless you are a psycopath!

**Imminent** · 09-03-2013, 11:08 PM

The Thais keep removing the clip of the teacher hitting the student but there are always copies.

Here's another school...

Actually, the do this at the local school here in Esarn. To be honest, I don't think it hurts as much as it looks. Those pants are tough material. All this kids that get wacked usually come out of the room laughing while starring at their friends who are next in line. Only some teachers still do this although I think it is supposed to be banned now. The Chinese teacher at the school would hit the students on the hand or knuckles or something like that.

**astasinim** · 10-03-2013, 02:31 AM

All I can say is, If they did that to my lad, then I would go into school and do the same to them and see if they like it.

If my lad isnt performing as he should, then speak to me and I`ll make sure there is no repeat, simple as.

Most teachers I have ever come across in the UK have some serious communication issues (with adults). The way I see it is, they left school and went to collage, then went to University and then started working in a school. They have absolutely no social skills and spent their entire life in the education system. Some of the best teachers I have ever met, have always come into it later in their life.

**Mozzbie47** · 10-03-2013, 05:24 AM

^^^ Oh, the UK you say, now thats a model country isnt it, reminds me of Australia.
The schools here have the same disapline system.

**piwanoi** · 10-03-2013, 06:35 AM

Originally Posted by astasinim

All I can say is, If they did that to my lad, then I would go into school and do the same to them and see if they like it.

If my lad isnt performing as he should, then speak to me and I`ll make sure there is no repeat, simple as.

Most teachers I have ever come across in the UK have some serious communication issues (with adults). The way I see it is, they left school and went to collage, then went to University and then started working in a school. They have absolutely no social skills and spent their entire life in the education system. Some of the best teachers I have ever met, have always come into it later in their life.

Some pupils in the UK do not have a father at home or come from broken familys, I wonder if thats part of the problem in the UK were there is now record expelling of pupils and far more battered teachers than pupils !

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education...every-day.html

**wasabi** · 10-03-2013, 06:42 AM

President Obama had an absent dead beat father,and he went on to do well at school,college,with no beatings,just Grandmas love,and even now he is doing alright for himself. His wife flew over to London and had a photo oppertunity teaching in a girls school.(cameras rolling)

**piwanoi** · 10-03-2013, 06:48 AM

Originally Posted by wasabi

President Obama had an absent dead beat father,and he went on to do well at school,college,with no beatings,just Grandmas love,and even now he is doing alright for himself. His wife flew over to London and had a photo oppertunity teaching in a girls school.(cameras rolling)

Just who is the "mystery mans" real father?

**wasabi** · 10-03-2013, 06:51 AM

Originally Posted by piwanoi

Originally Posted by wasabi

President Obama had an absent dead beat father,and he went on to do well at school,college,with no beatings,just Grandmas love,and even now he is doing alright for himself. His wife flew over to London and had a photo oppertunity teaching in a girls school.(cameras rolling)

Just who is the "mystery mans" real father?

The Feds and CIA must have his DNA and fingerprints on their database.

**piwanoi** · 10-03-2013, 07:01 AM

Originally Posted by wasabi

Originally Posted by piwanoi

Originally Posted by wasabi

President Obama had an absent dead beat father,and he went on to do well at school,college,with no beatings,just Grandmas love,and even now he is doing alright for himself. His wife flew over to London and had a photo oppertunity teaching in a girls school.(cameras rolling)

Just who is the "mystery mans" real father?

The Feds and CIA must have his DNA and fingerprints on their database.

Maybe Obama's DNA has never been checked for a match up between him and who he claims his real father isProfiles in October Surprise: Obama's 'Real' Dad - Elspeth Reeve - The Atlantic Wire

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