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[@michaelschemlab]

Brittany Griner is still in jail in Russia, serving a 9-year sentence

[@fbksfrank4]

I wonder if they do good time like we do.

[@hoodootheclown929]

Jesus Christ!

[@JustMe-gn6yf]

I hope she serves every bit of her sentence

[@urbankansan119]

@@JustMe-gn6yf lol just you

[@garychambers6848]

Let him sit in jail......

[@willlane2388]

The spanking thing has changed a lot since I was a child in the 70's. If I (really) screwed up I'd get popped at school, again when I got home (Mom) and if it was super bad again with Dad when he got home. Lol

[@desertdawn540]

Same here! My parents tag teamed me!

[@jasonmistretta4295]

I agree. I was born in the early 1970s. My mom was more likely to throw her shoes at me, but once when I was really bad she broke a wooden spoon over my butt. I never saw hitting in school, but I did have a few teachers at my all boys Catholic School in the late 1980s throw chalk and erasers at students for not paying attention or falling asleep.

[@quenten5770]

Same

[@jayt9608]

Born in the 80s, and my second grade teacher had a paddle on the wall next to the bathroom pass. We were informed that if someone misbehaved, student and paddle would travel to the principal's office. There was NO misbehavior. In fact, our class served as punishment for one unruly third or fourth grader who was booted down to our room for the day for committing an infraction severe enough for him to be told that second graders were better behaved. He never looked at us, but kept his head down and his pencil busy. He was restored to his own grade after lunch, hypothetically having been properly chastened.

[@hawkuser604]

@@jasonmistretta4295 ever been hit with an old wall phone while you Mom was on the phone with your Grandma? "Hold on Mom.. Crack..ouch!!!.. Ok Mom I am back!

[@dbsagacious]

As far as im aware, nearly every place that allows teachers to spank kids, the parents have to sign a form to OK it first. So, if you dont want your kid to get spanked, you can opt out.

[@cozmiccow9936]

Here in Mississippi it is opt-out. Parents who don't want their child spanked/paddled at school can say so. Such an opt-out was rare in my school, but the option was there nonetheless

[@Kaya084]

That’s how it was, in Oklahoma, when I was growing up in the 80s and 90s.

[@dbsagacious]

@@Kaya084 Yeah, i went to school in Oklahoma in the 90s, and i got swats once. Decided it sucked and made sure i didnt anymore lol. Guess it worked in my case

[@tommymcgregor1721]

We had to sign one but its better than the kids being wussies like they are nowadays

[@caseroberts9863]

Wisconsin late 80's I got in fight at school when I was around 11 or 12. Then after I got paddled by the principal. My parents got upset, as they usually handled that sort discipline. The next day, my dad took me to school, and let the principal know that if it happen again. He would come back, and paddle his butt in return.

[@HamburgerHelperDeath]

I live in the US. They could not spank me as a kid in the 1980’s without calling my parents and asking do you want him paddled (1-3 swats) or suspended for 1-3 days. My Mom always chose paddled. They cannot paddle you without parental consent.

[@ClayLoomis1958]

I was in grade school in the 1960's, but they called to get parents permission back then too. My parents always said yes, so I had little hope of reprieve while I sat there as they called home.

[@kg4wwn]

While I was never paddled in school, the middle school I went to not only permitted paddling, but a parent could not opt out. A friend of mine's mother specifically wrote a letter to the school saying that they did not have permission to paddle him, but they did anyway and there was literally nothing that the mother could do about it. (This would have been the mid to late 90's). Yes, this is in the south.

[@FahimibnDawud]

Not true at all.. I was born in 82 and got paddled all of the time without them calling anyone. They were not required to call anyone when I was in school.

[@FahimibnDawud]

@@kg4wwn Exactly! I grew up back and forth between South central L.A. and the deep south, and they paddled in both!! You couldn't opt out in either place when I was growing up, either.

[@itis5931]

QATAR 2022 #women_life_freedom

[@MP-th8po]

Everything is legal, until you get caught 😀

[@karenlumpkin2918]

Where I'm from in the U.S. school spanking is illegal.

[@teerat8451]

That's how I always found out it was illegal 😆

[@jacob5014]

damn right

[@G1Fenzo]

@@karenlumpkin2918 not all schools

[@bluecollardave6370]

Lol...That's right, everything before that is just frowned upon

[@nancelang]

Griner has been sentenced to prison in Russia. Part of her travel briefing included the ban on marijuana in Russia but she didn't seem to take it seriously, as do a number of young people.

[@LancerX916]

Or there was nothing and they are using her as a bargaining chip. A white American woman was found with way more weed on her trying to enter Russia a year before Griner and only got 2 weeks in jail and then was sent home. Griner has spent vape cartridges and gets 9 years in a labor camp. See the difference, Nancy?

[@Jess-ze7wp]

The whole Griner thing makes me think of that American kid in the 90s(I think) that got arrested in Singapore and sentenced to a canning for littering or something stupid like that. I was young but I remember the media going crazy. People protested and celebrities were calling on the president to “save” him from such a overly harsh punishment. He commited a crime he admitted he knew was a crime and ended up getting the punishment that was the norm in that country. Sure she was probably sentenced more harshly because she was American but she still did something she knew was illegal and got caught. She was incredibly foolish and has to do the time now. It annoys me that it’s become such a big story in the media like we are entitled to just ignore the laws and courts of other countries.

[@seethe42]

@@Jess-ze7wp That 'kid' was 18 years old and confessed to stealing traffic signs and vandalizing 18 cars, slashing tires and scratching paint. His case was totally overblown by the US press. His sentence was reduced because of the pressure, from 6 to 4 swats. His co-defendant was sentenced to 12 and reduced to 6, so they were already going easier on him because he was American.

[@BTinSF]

I believe Griner claims she uses the canabis oil for medical purposes related to pain from her professional athleticism and didn't realize it was in her luggage when she packed to go to Russia.

[@arnoldbowling7904]

You asked if Britney is still in jail in Russia, she is. Appeal denied, doing all 9years presently.

[@TheJohmac]

I was spanked, and I think there are times when it is appropriate, but there is a clear line between corporal punishment and physical abuse. Same goes for verbal abuse. Spanking has mostly been outlawed due to attempts to prevent abuse.

[@travr6]

It makes absolutely no sense that children are the only people were allowed to hit. You can't even hit serial killers on death row. You can't smack your woman when she is acting up. Only a moron would be ok with this.

[@TheJohmac]

@@travr6 actually there are numerous situations in which you are permitted to hit adults, even women, but again there is a clear distinction between what is physical abuse and what is not. Many children require no physical discipline whatsoever. For some it is much more effective and far less traumatizing to be spanked than to be be verbally disciplined. And there are many parents unskilled in both.

[@drieuxkoeppel8152]

I’m an RN. Serious injuries and DEATHS have occurred. Corporal punishment is dangerous. I never hit my sons. My youngest gave us a pretty rough time when he was a kid. Punishments were creative, to say the least. Both our sons are well-adjusted, peaceful adults. My siblings never struck their kids. I was spanked once, and my mom was horrified she caused us pain. She never did it again. And by the way. I’m 63. I went to schools that paddled kids. It accomplishes NOTHING. Of course there are exceptions, where diehards believe it helped them. But the truth remains. Show violence to your child, and you teach them fear and worse. Punish with time-outs, taking away favors, etc work well without hitting. (Like the time we took away PlayStation for weeks and I kept it in the trunk of my car. Our son thought we were joking. We were not. He eventually learned. And we didn’t hit him. Ever!)

[@TheJohmac]

@@drieuxkoeppel8152 So you prefer using psychological pain to physical pain. Both have the potential for great harm. I work in mental health, I see every day the results of psychological abuse. And I would argue that the negative impact of psychological abuse is far more DEADLY and long term than corporal punishment. The exceptions do not disprove the rule. Your anecdotal evidence is uncompelling. This is why I don't point to myself or my siblings who were spanked as evidence of it's effectiveness. Yes there are those who respond better to verbal methods of discipline; however, applying a generalized approach to parenting is foolish. I would argue that there numerous factors to be considered when attempting to correct poor behaviors in children. Personality traits, temperament, interests, etc. are all important considerations. But condemning a practice that has been used with relative utility for centuries would require far better outcomes than those that have been realized over the last few decades when corporal punishment has become taboo. Although, the lack of corporal punishment is not the sole reason for the steep decline in social grace and responsible behavior displayed in today's young people. I also don't think it is as steep as some might claim, but there are certainly other factors that effect the sharp rise in mental health crisis facing our western culture. The general departure from traditional western values has played a major role as well. From fatherless homes and the rejection of family values, to subjective rather than objective educational strategies, to toxicity in movies, games, and social media, and even yellow journalism. Values like discipline, truth, humility and modesty have been mostly abandoned from a cultural perspective. Nevertheless, I have seen no compelling evidence that the tools being used to teach and develop children today are in any way superior to those of the past, in fact it is quite demonstrable the precise opposite is the case.

[@chouseification]

@@TheJohmac "The general departure from traditional western values" sorry, you're the one smoking crack... that's a damn myth. There were just as many "bastards" back in the 30s as there are now. You dream of an era that NEVER EXISTED!!!!

[@waynehatchell6343]

I've been spanked many times when I was a child from both parents and schoolteachers as well as school principals in the 70s and as a teenager in the early 80s. I have side effects from spanking. It's called respect for others.

[@fluffylittlebear]

I also learned to respect others, but my parents didn't need to torture me and use fear to teach it to me.

[@FahimibnDawud]

Exactly!

[@FahimibnDawud]

@@fluffylittlebear torture and fear?! Aww you poor little creampuff..

[@fluffylittlebear]

@@FahimibnDawud Yes, to an innocent child, being beaten by the person who is supposed to love and protect you, is the definition of torture and fear.

[@richardwest4554]

Amen. If I had a dollar for every time I got spanked I wouldn't have ever had to work. LOL

[@donaldstewart8342]

If my siblings and I misbehaved our mom would make us go cut the willow switch she would whip our buts with, dad used his belt-Got caught smoking once when I was thirteen Dad and his belt convinced me to never smoke again,I am now 76 and haven't never smoke since then.

[@katiehanson6253]

Mullets are a trend right now amongst teens in the U S. !like college preppy kids, athletes, everyone is doing the mullet. I don't get it but I'm "old " (33) and it's a thing :)

[@80sGamerLady]

So glad the mullet trend skipped me when I was in school. Only thing I had to tolerate was my brother's Rat Tail.

[@katiehanson6253]

@@80sGamerLady lol there was that too... let's hope it doesn't take root with this trend. I think the "hipsters" of the 2010's trend may have killed it for good.. who had the rat tail?

[@mariandenk8613]

Wow, am I behind the times. I live in a university town and have not noticed that mullets have been resurrected. Bums me out. I was so happy when mullets became fashion faux pas.

[@chriswhinery925]

Is it really? If the mullet is coming back they should go whole hog and start listening to Billy Ray Cyrus too.

[@hannabertrand4460]

I worked at a school that still allowed padding. Parents signed a consent form and it was only done by the principal. It was rarely done and usually only after the parent was called and agreed with the punishment.

[@bobdobb9017]

Lawyer guy is being sarcastic about Sean Hannity being well adjusted.

[@SZfiftyfour]

@beesley99 Corporal punishment in schools is virtually non-existent in the US, and hasn't been a thing for probably 40yrs. I think the last to hold on to that was Catholic schools. Because it faded away slowly the laws regarding the subject were never repealed/amended. Sometimes the American public are self-governing in certain things like that. Parents spanking their kids isn't as prevalent as it used to be either. It's grey-area now though, because it's not illegal, but if you're smackin your kids in public you might get Child Protective Services called on you and they investigate every call.

[@karenedwards6713]

Wish they did investigate every call. Maybe that would of stopped a little girl whose parents I called on from being raped and killed!

[@SZfiftyfour]

@@karenedwards6713 :( that's effed up, sry to hear that

[@pjstartv6798]

The poblem with the "right" to spank your child is that if you do it in public, some Karen that sees it happen will call Child Protective Services and claim that you were physically abusing your child and then CPS invades your house and your privacy, accusing you of child abuse and threatening to take away your children. I don't personally have any children but I've seen this happen with friends and family so many times.

[@NoahFroio]

Yes, Britany Griner is still imprisoned, and has actually been sent to a penal colony in Russia for 9-years, but, she did know that marijuana was illegal in Russia - she had been playing with a Russian basketball team in the WNBA off season and was no stranger to Russian laws. She also has admitted to having it and not realizing it was in her bags when she got to the airport where it was found. The US is trying to work something out, but, it is going painfully slowly and may not be successful.

[@nitanorman4001]

If she gets out, shouldn’t all the people in the US , who’ve been in jail for many years, get out too? If you’re going to break the law, don’t do it in Russia.

[@NoahFroio]

@@nitanorman4001 I agree, especially in any state that has now legalized recreational marijuana use, can you imagine sitting in prison for possession, something which is no longer a crime in the state you are incarcerated in?? it's insane to me.

[@Hokieredneck]

I was in elementary school (primary for you) in the '70s. The principal (headmaster) carried a metal reinforced yard (meter) stick. You didn't mess with her. Had a chalk board eraser thrown at me once for talking in class; I deserved it. Society is too soft on kids now; they don't know "no"

[@drieuxkoeppel8152]

I disagree. I’m an RN. There are many, many instances where children are seriously injured. Corporal punishment is dangerous. Full stop.

[@Hokieredneck]

@@drieuxkoeppel8152 ill change it. good on you for being an RN. kids need better parents just saying. mostly better women

[@speterbilt]

I got a couple of paddlings in school in the 80's. It was better than my mom knowing about it. She would have tore me a new one

[@zuzax1656]

I think the problem with spanking that many people have is that it is sometimes used where a lesser punishment would suffice. Some parents use spanking as the go-to punishment which, ironically, reduces its effectiveness. This is where it crosses the line into abuse. It should be used as a last resort when lesser punishments fail. Because sometimes, you just have to get a little pain to stop a behavior before it gets out of control. There has to be a balance, learned in the home, or the world will provide that pain without the parent's love. I was only spanked about 5 times growing up, and it was 1 hit with the belt each time. But, knowing it was coming, and hearing my dad snapping the folded belt loop was even scarier than the spanking itself. As an adult, I can say without doubt that I deserved each spanking, and they changed my behavior. Most often, my punishments were being sent to my room where I was not allowed to play, or read, or do anything but think about what I did. After an hour or so, they would come into my room and we would talk. They would ask questions like, 'What did you do?', 'What could have happened?', 'Who could have gotten hurt?', 'Why did you do it?'. It made me think things through better and gave me a bigger picture of the consequences of my actions.

[@jayt9608]

My brothers and I knew kids who seemed to be spanked nearly every day, and then others who were simply always on restriction. We had our moments when we very richly deserved it, mainly owing to our willful behavior. However I would say that we were not spanked more than a handful of times per year, and as we aged, the infractions incurring such results were greater, such as either failing to complete schoolwork, cheating on schoolwork, or engaging in blatant rebellion.

[@rogerhuggettjr.7675]

I grew up in the 70's and got spanked a few times a year. I think it's a good thing from responsible parents as it completes a punishment and things can get back to normal quickly vs. grounding someone for a week and keeping a kid's "it's not fair" defense going for 7 days. I think, like so many things in society regarding parent's rights to raise their children, we assume all parents are irresponsible to avoid the 1% from being abusive. It's like making alcohol laws so restrictive that one beer is illegal thinking that will protect us from alcoholics on the road. As a result, neglecting to discipline becomes a bigger problem, especially for overworked single moms that don't have the energy to keep fighting over enforcing longer term punishments up on kids that are still rebelling over rules. Fear of punishment is more effective than being sent to their room to watch tv and their phone and complain about their unjust parents to their friends.

[@adriannecote5319]

You had very wise parents. I only spanked my son once and his father only spanked him once. He turned out great.

[@mariandenk8613]

I went to a Catholic high school in the early seventies. My history teacher/football coach had a paddle with holes in it. He only “disciplined” the boys, but had a poorly kept secret. He always left the room with a textbook and the paddle. He would slam the textbook closed several times and tell the poorly behaved to shout out with each slam. We all thought this was funny, but never let on that we were on to his technique. Fifty years later and I still recall this clearly!

[@drieuxkoeppel8152]

That was then. This is now. I’m an RN. Countless studies have confirmed corporal punishment accomplishes nothing except instilling fear. Too many parents have taken it too far, and seriously harmed their kids. I’m 63. And this is the hill I’ll die on. No corporal punishment. Ever.

[@dibutler9151]

That guy is the most hated lawyer on YT, lol. I remember why now. :DDD

[@ryanjustice2670]

I may edit this comment or just repost, but all I have to tell y'all right now is that Britney Greiner wasn't framed. She admitted/testified in Russian court that she did indeed bring those substances into Russia with her. So basically, she did something illegal in a foreign country that she could have freely done in the US, and got justly punished for it by that country's law.

[@southempireproductions5183]

I was paddled many times in elementary school (Tennessee) and they had to ask parents beforehand. Might be specific to my state idk

[@mbuzard46]

I live in Georgia USA and it is legal to paddle in schools but parental consent is required.

[@nightrider7297]

Our principal had a paddle with holes in it. He called it the " board of education ".

[@philjohnson3217]

As a parent and if my child was out of line, a spanking from school staff for disciplinary purposes is ok with me. It does take a village to raise well-adjusted kids.

[@cja2192]

Brittany Griner is still locked up in Russia but The Legal Beagal didn’t tell you that she pleaded guilty to her charge. 40,000 still locked up for pot in America but it’s only “legal” in some states, not all and it’s still illegal federally.

[@jenniferjensen8538]

While spanking and corporal punishment may still be legal, it's really very much frowned upon in most places in the US nowadays, especially in schools. It's not seen as much anymore.

[@justkris3515]

Trust that no one is really getting spanked by their teacher in school in America, and if that ever does happen it would have to be allowed by the parent

[@chriswhinery925]

It might still happen in some private schools but it sure isn't happening in public schools anymore.

[@wesdoobner7521]

One of the last spankings I got was in the 8th grade when I brought some fireworks to school and sold them and one of those morons set them off at lunch. The assistant principal took a swing like he was teeing off a golf shot. That was around 1980.

[@siagrim701]

shoutout to all my peeps that had to pick their own switch. you only made the mistake of picking a small weak switch once lol.

[@r.s.5431]

Brittney Griner had been playing basketball in Russia for years when she was arrested for possession of cannabis. It's my understanding that she plead guilty. She was recently sentenced to 9 years in a labor camp. Some people say that the US did not try to get her released, because she was very vocal in her disdain for America. That may have played a part, but I think the real reason was because Russia wanted to trade her for Viktor Bout, a Russian arms dealer known as the "Merchant of Death," who is serving a 25-year sentence in the US after being convicted of conspiracy to kill US citizens and providing aid to a terrorist organization.

[@tedporter69]

BONO invented the mullet

[@_pepperz7455]

I was not responsible for what happened in the UK on September 8th 2022.

[@Blueicyyy]

Mullets are very common in the us, it’s like the cool teenage thing to do

[@license2kilttheplaidlad640]

I'm in Michigan and when my British friend visited he nearly shit when he saw someone driving down the road with all 4 door's of the car removed. I had to explain to him that Michigan is the we don't give a fuck state. Just don't dare wear white shoes after labor day or you're screwed!

[@chucklee4446]

FYI the mullet started in Britain. Joe Elliott of Def Leppard made it popular

[@marxmaiale9981]

It's funny, this guy calling anyone else a hack.

[@casketman14]

My parents were very fair when it came to corporal punishment. I always thought about the punishment I’ll get before doing things and sometimes I was willing to bet on it. Never worked out lol. In hindsight to this day I always think about the punishment I’ll receive before doing something stupid. I’m glad my parents taught me those lessons early. The simple fact is that I would rather receive punishment from my parents early than later by the law…..

[@greatwhiteape6945]

I saw a guy walk out of a barbershop with a Mohawk haircut. He must have lost a bet!

[@reecejahn4309]

NO, mullets are VERY rare in the US... it was a thing back in the 70s and 80s. Britany was guilty. it was not framed

[@SearingNinja]

Mullets have actually kind of come back recently

[@greatwhiteape6945]

The Dean of boys gave me a choice. Three day suspension or three licks. I walked down the hall like Frankenstein and people looking of class.

[@HamburgerHelperDeath]

She’s half right. They have mullets in Oz now. The US mostly had mullets in the 70 to very early 90’s. I can only think of one guy, a semi famous comedian, really rocking one in the US.

[@lavenderoh]

They had them there in the 70s + too. They were everywhere back in the day.

[@lylymongeon]

Honestly, for anybody traveling outside your country, research the laws of where you are traveling to and follow them to a T, and I would suggest to be more restrictive to be on the safe side. Ignorance is not a defense. Choosing to be oblivious and ignore is on your responsibility and you will get whatever punishment THEY decide. Feeling of entitlement is not a defense and will get you nowhere outside the US.

[@robertkeown2406]

I from the US and my parents when I was in school told me if you get a spanking in school you will get another one when you get home! It teaches respect for your peers!

[@CZH3982]

Mullet IS very Aussie to this day, just as if you were in Oklahoma ( or, Arkansas) ... SO, you weren't far off there ;-)😂

[@JanMarieKellyAuthor]

She wasn’t framed she took it and should have known better. I can’t believe we got her out of jail (and back to US) when she did break the law, but still left one of our marines in russia jail for false charges.

[@caseroberts9863]

For the record the U.S. has more laws, and city ordinances than any other country on the planet. The working class citizens are also taxed 50% of earned wages. With a higher prison population than China, even though they have more citizens.

[@wanderer85295]

What do you call it when a guy is bald on top but lets the hair he has in the back grow long ? A skullet!😄😄😄😄hahaha lol

[@rx7dude2006]

In my 50 years in The U.S. I have never seen someone personally with a mullet.

[@FEARNoMore]

Corporal punishment may be legal here but there is a limit that can cross into child abuse which is very much NOT legal. Likely if there's bruising or if their are cuts, fractured/broken bones, concussions it's not corporal punishment anymore.

[@axlFoleyBeverlyHillsPo]

Mullets and Variations of Mullets for Men and Women are becoming Extremely Popular!!! The mullet Styles for Women are Everywhere!! Its become chic,hipster, bohemian …Stylish Style all over. A lot of young Guys are Doing mullets with lines shaved on the side etc…It’s probably more popular than ever Right Now

[@brandonwatson3631]

My principle from k-6th grade had a paddle that was used before suspending a kid. This was 1985-1992 though

[@TheMissgoodbody]

When I grew up in the 90s no one got spanked at school. The teacher might have a paddle but it was usually decorative and just something to hang on the wall with her name on it as a symbol of teaching authority, not an actual punishment.

[@Raven_57]

She was just transferred to a work camp and will be there 9 years as of now.

[@garytrew2766]

When I was in school every teacher had a paddle and would use it in elementary school. I think spanking is a good way for children to learn not to do wrong.

[@DocIdaho]

In a lot of the countries with compulsory voting, there is only a single candidate, as well.

[@kenhenderson1762]

Devin Stone is a copywrite and intellectual property attorney practicing in Washington, DC. He started the "Legal Eagle" channel as an aide and encouragement for law school students. He then expanded it to critiques of legal-themed movies and TV shows. Now his channel takes on legal questions in the US - with a great sense of humor!

[@desertdawn540]

In America, a teacher will not touch your kid! They will be sued. Mark my words! No one wants to go there!

[@jasonmistretta4295]

That's fairly recent. Trust me when I type that that kids were getting either switches to the hands or a paddles to the butt in the 1970s & 1980s.

[@desertdawn540]

@@jasonmistretta4295 My sixth grade teacher had a paddle hanging on the wall, but it was never used. But, I do remember him throwing two boys out of the classroom. (literally) but this was years ago. I went to school in the 70's and 80's. If you were disruptive in class you were sent to the Principal's office, your parents were called to come and take you home! Before you could come back to school, you and your parents had to meet with the Principal and the teacher. No corporal punishment! And most kids didn't try to be a wise guy, back when they actually taught you something! I was very fortunate, I got a great education!

[@jeromesherrod]

I live in Georgia and teachers can paddle there students but the parents can put there kids on the no paddle list.

[@dannyharris5310]

Hey don’t hate on the mullet! Lol I had a killer mullet in the 80s.. women loved it! Trust me

[@shawnb4938]

Grinder admitted to the vape cartridges being hers.

[@GinaPressley]

I got caught shooting paper clips at people in middle school and I was given a choice of call your mom or 3 links with the paddle by the assistant principal. I chose padding because it was better than getting the belt at home lol. My did not abuse us, let me make that clear. She corrected our behavior, if we behaved we didn't get punished. Clearly I didn't listen at school LOL

[@alexmoya2284]

Yard work always worked well for my children they absolutely hated that it was a great punishment

[@collinscody57]

In Canada Marijuana is complete legal for adults and every international Airport has signs warning you not to take it abroad.

[@jacobc6799]

shes already serving her 9 year sentence

[@kristiericson1365]

I was a teacher for over 25 years, in the Granite School District. Hitting a child will get you fired.

[@eventuallyeverafter7277]

I got paddled at school in the 3rd grade back in the early '90s. It was the principal though and not the teacher. Normal protocol was warnings and supposed to inform parents prior to punishment. My mom did go to the school and threw a huge fit because they didn't gain her permission first. I was also spanked at home as well. There is a fine line when it comes to spanking. It's never ok to just smack and hit your kids all over their body out of anger... But a firm spanking on the bottom when the child is out of line is a legit form of punishment when nothing else works. I learned from a young age what was acceptable behavior. I learned to respect (not fear) my parents, teachers, babysitters, and other adults in my community.

[@kirktravis5780]

The mullet came from britain. It was a new wave haircut and when those people wore it was cool. Big country duran duran david bowie and of course the king curt smith from tears for fears from they're album the hurting.

[@AyeKay_901]

Love your videos ! Definitely want to show you guys around Tennessee if you come

[@jacobmarx1994]

I love you guys! Love your videos ❤

[@jenn3685]

One fun fact about school spankings-- while it's legal in some states, the school boards in most states have banned it.

[@johnsutton1172]

hey guys.I just wanted to say congrats and i hope everything goes great. Millie is glowing i think and you look like a right happy fellow so good luck and sleep alot cause there wont be any for a while lol

[@caseyflorida]

Britney Griner was sentenced to 9 years in prison and she's in prison there now.

[@cornpopsrazor5375]

Because she is stupid ....no one cares that your a minor name in America.....you don't like their laws....don't go there......the ego is what actually got her in trouble.

[@CLEO99087]

I hope they lock her up & throw away the key

[@GeneBateman1970]

i always took the paddle at school. we had a choice take 5 swats or detention. the swats my dad would not know detention he would.

[@xmorte]

I never thought I'd see the mullet come back into style, but I'm seeing a lot of women with mullets lol. Especially the hipster type of people.

[@farvadafatazz2274]

In most, maybe all schools, to get spanked, your parents have to sign a release form and only a limited few school officials, not just any teacher can do it.

[@kevinsikora8510]

Love the new office

[@easein]

The one and only kid in grade school that I picked on one day earned me 2 painful paddles from the PE teacher. It set me straight for the rest of my life and I'm now the nicest person with a loud sarcastic mouth that you will ever meet.

[@ThunderPants13]

Gives examples of Americans with mullets........shows Jean-Claude Van Damme.

[@Northanteus]

My opinion on mullet history (without looking into it): The hippie movement of the late 60s normalized long hair (on males) in the culture, but eventually businesses / corporations did not want guys to have long hair working in the office, so their bosses likely told them to cut their hair. The 'rockers' cut their hair, sure, but just in the front. 😉 Thus left it long in the back for a compromise. It's is not a style that just came up because guys genuinely thought it looked great. I grew my hair long in the 90s as I listened to rock music, played bass and guitar as well, but I never cared for the mullet style. To each their own though. 😁

[@shawndohner9235]

Now we have parents that are afraid to punish kids in any way for fear of being jailed for child abuse

[@carlablair9898]

In my state it is legal to spank one's own child or grandchild, but not a child that is not yours.

[@wheeler1]

You guys didn't know about Griner??? Yes, she's still locked up in Russia! We are in the process of negotiations.

[@nickfore4028]

The mullet is very popular in Washington state

[@beckynorris4366]

My dad was incredibly abusive. He beat us until welts bled and skin turned black. My mom took us five kids and left, and she told us that the spankings we'd received were not spankings but rather beatings. She did spank us a few times after she left but when she did, I almost laughed because compared to the beatings I was used to it felt like nothing. She eventually used grounding and privilege removal more than anything else and that was really effective against us. As a mom now I have rarely if ever spanked my kids and utilize privilege removal more than anything else. One example of the rare spanking that my kid ever got was when he kept throwing a tantrum every single day at school and refusing to do work. He was making the teachers really miserable. I'd grounded him, removed privileges, and made him stand in the corner and none of that worked. Finally, after a particularly bad day I busted his butt, and he stopped what he was doing. One other example was him screaming and throwing a tantrum in the store. He'd been trying to throw tantrums in the store to get things he wanted. So I just left the store and all my items and busted his butt at home. He never did it again. My rule of the thumb when it comes to spanking which my mom taught me is never spank when you're angry and never leave a bruise. It should be about teaching a child not getting revenge.

[@kellysong2256]

If someone has a mullet in the U.S. it's usually worn ironically to be funny... usually. Also a "spank" is supposed to be a swat on the behind using your hand, not hitting a child anywhere else (which becomes child-abuse). Many Americans also believe that hitting a child with a belt is child-abuse! Also, I personally don't know anyone who was ever spanked by a teacher

[@kazeryu17]

While corperal punishment is legal for schools in some states, that does not mean it is common. Furthermore, although a state may permit it, not every county in the state allows it, and even in counties that allow it, it's pretty rare in public schools because there is alot of paper work involved, and there is always the risk of a lawsuit. As it has been mentioned many times, America is a very letigus country, and there are plenty of people out there looking to score easy money. Schools fear a parent allowing there child to be paddled, and then immediately taking that child to a doctor to declare that an injury that resulted crossed the line regarding what is permitted, and then getting a lawyer to sue the school district. The closest thing I have ever seen like to corperal punishment, was in the first of Florida two high schools I attended. They had Saturday work detail, where anyone who got written up had to clean the stadium, and parking lot the morning after a football game. The second high school I went to only had Saturday detention, which ment you had to spend your Saturday sitting in the cafeteria, doing nothing.

[@LebronPhoto1]

Griner plead guilty, was sentenced to 9 years and is currently in jail. She was moved recently to a forced labor camp.

[@brolinofvandar]

The last news on Britney Griner I heard, she'd lost the appeal, but will get credit for "time served", so with the 9 year sentence, she's got about 8 years left to serve. As for possibly being framed, she has admitted to bringing it. She has made the preposterous claim that she was "packing in a rush" and simply "forgot" it was in there. Well, not only is it illegal in Russia, it's also illegal at the federal level in the US. To board a flight ANYWHERE, you go through TSA, which is federal. You cannot legally fly with it in the US, either. Even a flight within a state where it's legal, because once through the gates, you're basically in federal territory. So, unless her last trips were road trips, there's no way it was "accidentally" left in the bags. I do think the sentence is absurd, but I don't know what the guidelines in Russia are. Maybe it's an extreme sentence for political reasons, maybe it's in line with Russian law. I don't know. I'm also not going to Russia, so I don't have to know. Bottom line, she brought this on herself, but she may be in deeper than otherwise because of "timing".

[@chouseification]

We briefly lived in TX in the 80s when I was a kid... I didn't get into trouble, but trust me when I say that if any teacher had tried to paddle me, I would have beaten them bloody... not kidding at all, and I'm a good Boy Scout. It's just that I don't have to play along with insanity... you try to assault me, you WILL be bloodied. I say that with kindness and love... but as a warning. :D Some rando evangelical school teacher trying to teach their own personal morality in class... simply does not get to touch you, even when you challenge the very basis of their self. There are lines in the sand, and when we lived down there it was so very odd as a 4th grader to be able to see how far that line was from reality... they actually thought that saying a dirty word was worth a paddling in some cases. They didn't realize how intrusive it was to regularly mention Jesus and God. They were all on crack... but seriously, this mild mannered Midwest kid would have really (no joke) put any random Texas adult into the hospital for DARING to think they could touch me. They are lucky none tried... one did grab me by the shoulder once, and the pure fire that came out of my eyes was enough to let that hick understand they had crossed into extremely dangerous territory by doing that. Don't spank your own kids... and if you dare try it on a random kid, expect to lose some teeth or your balls. :D

[@williamjordan5554]

That radioactive poisoning is far from just "alleged," and it's happened more than once.

[@genamayhew1961]

It's only a little after 5pm here on US EASTCOAST so still plenty of time to get more likes! 👍

[@billchmelik5697]

She is still in, and there is no excuse for ignorance of the laws where you are going.

[@Brian_Combs]

I remember when I was a kid in the 80s I'm Florida we had spanking in public schools. The schools would send a letter to the kids homes before school started. Pretty much everyone's parents signed it and gave permission to the school to spank. I was spanked 3 times in elementary school by a teacher or the principal.

[@dallas49m]

Griner is in Russian Prison for 9 years. She knew it was illegal, but she snuck it in anyway. She pled Guilty. No Framing involved.

[@lisab.9956]

While spanking may be legal, most schools do not allow it because of possibility of lawsuits. Parents walk a thin line between forms of physical punishment & abuse/neglect. Punishment now frequently takes form of being grounded (not allowed to go out with friends or on dates), taking away electronic devices, phones, car keys, or desert rather than spanking. Using an object rather than hand to spank child or using a closed fist could result in being arrested & children taken away by child services. A lot of states allow medicinal marijuana, but recreational use is mixed. States restrict quantity you can possess & who can legally sell it. Large quantities are considered drug trafficking with intent to sell which results in arrest or if it was illegally brought into country. Unless it is illegal in a particular state or was in your possession in a federal or state building, few get prison sentences for simple possession. (Griner wasn't framed because she admitted drugs were hers, is well-known for her drug use, & knew Russian law but thought she could get away with it. She was sentenced to 9 years in Russian prison for possession & intent to traffic drugs, but was released about 9 months after her arrested when U.S. negotiated prisoner swap for U.S.-held Russian arms dealer known as "Merchant of Death," who is considered one of most dangerous men on earth. This resulted in a lot of anger over inequitable swap.)

[@lindacarroll6896]

We currently have many products made from a form of cannabis that is not hallucinogenic. These include face creams, etc. She is still in jail facing 9 years in a Russian prison.

[@shannonhoenig873]

In school when it got to the spanking point it is usually the principal doing it and the parents have signed a waiver and it was done with a board with holes drilled into it kinda the shape of a cricket bat

[@digitalviking3450]

I went to school in three of those States spanking is legal in schools and I can assure you, although legal it is not in practice. It's an example of culture overruling law.

[@anthonyobryan3485]

And lots of states allow the use of deadly force to protect one's self or others from bodily harm by an aggressor. I would have no qualms whatsoever if a parent shot and killed a school official who brutalized a child like that. Schools have absolutely zero business in physically attacking children as a punishment for misbehavior. With parental consent, of course, is a totally different situation. But even then, that reflects very poorly on parental competence. What I wish were illegal everywhere is the right to bear children without having to go through an extensive course of child psychology.