Without pussyfooting around, fast forward to the Karate bar which has been singled out by one critic as one of the basic bars on this joint, NO!, that's not a basic bar. ''As a kid I got spanked, I think that helped, my Mom used to whip me with black belt, she knows Karate..." that's how the bar is set up. It has to be dissected in its entirety and contextually and not in isolation. If your tapped in regarding the worldwide child rights advocacy movements you would realize many countries are being coerced to criminalize child spanking. Most kids have gone wild nowadays cuz the law is forcing parents to spare the rod hence the children are invariably spoilt. The reference to Karate merely symbolises how resolute Cass Mom was with discipline.

He is basically addressing societal ills. But we surely cannot expect him to provide an exhaustive list of his feelings towards the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child on a 6 minute track. Instead, he expresses himself through metaphors. As a follow-on to his addressing the issue of the State's interference with child raising, he proceeds to ridicule America's foster care system and child care services for failing to provide model alternative parenting facilities yet when children are removed from their real families the assumption is that the system would provide something better for the child. On this one he really makes bold statements as if he is battling someone on stage.