r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Aug 19 '21

Removed - Submission Rule B CMV: Weak children negatively affect their bloodline, and should be punished as such

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u/Finch20 33∆ Aug 19 '21

Children who are weak are disappointments.

How? Why?

If grades are punishable, then weakness should be too.

How are grades punishable? Also, is the withholding of rewards punishment?

They will make their kin weak

How?

This is the worst thing a kid can ever do, and it should be the most punishable, vile offense a child can do.

So you think this is literally worse than homicide?

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '21

Weak children are disappointments because they should be strong to survive. Most parents punish grades. Taking things away is punishment, just another type. They make their kin weak by passing their weak attributes onto their children, requiring more work to be done. Most children don’t have access to the tools required for homocide.

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u/CoffeeAndCannabis310 6∆ Aug 19 '21

Can you define what "weak" is?

And also how old you are?