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Spanking or paddling for [[:Category:Discipline|disciplinary]] purposes. Sometimes used in conjunction with [[demerits]] ("six demerits, six swats"). | Spanking or paddling for [[:Category:Discipline|disciplinary]] purposes. Sometimes used in conjunction with [[demerits]] ("six demerits, six swats"). | ||
| − | "Swats" were usually administered by an adult male | + | "Swats" were usually administered by an adult male wielding a wooden paddle. In some countries it became popular to fashion the paddles with holes in order to reduce wind resistance and enable a more powerfull blow. |
The severity of the [[corporal punishment]] administered in [[The Family]] differed from case to case and rhetoric used by [[David Berg]] is sometimes construed as encouraging more brutal beatings, as his writings sometimes rambled about beating out demons or using a "2 by 4" to administer punishment. He described the ferocity of beatings he administered in a boastful manner, bragging of lifting the subjects of his beatings off the floor. | The severity of the [[corporal punishment]] administered in [[The Family]] differed from case to case and rhetoric used by [[David Berg]] is sometimes construed as encouraging more brutal beatings, as his writings sometimes rambled about beating out demons or using a "2 by 4" to administer punishment. He described the ferocity of beatings he administered in a boastful manner, bragging of lifting the subjects of his beatings off the floor. | ||
Revision as of 23:05, 14 April 2005
Spanking or paddling for disciplinary purposes. Sometimes used in conjunction with demerits ("six demerits, six swats").
"Swats" were usually administered by an adult male wielding a wooden paddle. In some countries it became popular to fashion the paddles with holes in order to reduce wind resistance and enable a more powerfull blow.
The severity of the corporal punishment administered in The Family differed from case to case and rhetoric used by David Berg is sometimes construed as encouraging more brutal beatings, as his writings sometimes rambled about beating out demons or using a "2 by 4" to administer punishment. He described the ferocity of beatings he administered in a boastful manner, bragging of lifting the subjects of his beatings off the floor.
See also: corporal punishment
