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I'm curious if you mean that it fosters violent behavior on the childs part? I've seen that argument before and I agree in some cases, but in other cases, I think it's just an excuse for not <U>taking responsibility</U> on both the parent and child's part.

I'm up at almost 1am listening (ok, maybe half listening) to my girlfriend tell me about her thirteen year old who just pushed her into her room and she's scared of him. All this because she didn't call the carrier and activate his internet access on a new phone? Had I been there, I would have...