Anthony Migliorino
@PeacefulFathers
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Research shows that spanking can have lasting negative effects on a child's brain, leading to a cycle of unhealthy and abusive relationships later in life. It sends the message that those who love them are allowed to hurt them physically.
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Most fathers believe they need to be authoritative to gain respect in their families. They perceive they might seem weak if their child does not obey them. Power struggles continually happen because of internalized beliefs that, as a father, you could be a better leader.
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Abuse breeds absence. Absence breeds destruction. Kids with absent fathers: 63% of youth suicides. 90% homeless. 71% dropouts. 85% in prison. Hit, spank, yell, punish, threaten, shame, and beat our boys for generations, and you’ve designed this outcome.
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If fathers were there, if marriages lasted, the economy was good, and if divorce was rare, how the hell did we end up here? https://t.co/EW9ZJOjETw
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Touching a hot stove teaches a child cause and effect. Spanking teaches fear and obedience. One is learning. The other is control. Life teaches lessons through consequences you can’t escape. Spanking teaches lessons through adult power you cannot escape.
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The government, this separate, entitled group of "humans" that we are forced to pay for through extortion, "vote" for in our "democracy," and tells us what we can or cannot do by the threat of violence, is made up of evil people who are harming children. NO FUCKING WAY! The
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Raising assertive kids is not the same as raising aggressive ones. Assertive kids can say, “I don’t like this.” Aggressive kids attack. Passive kids stay silent. You want your child to have a voice, not fear it, and not weaponize it. Otherwise, they grow up putting everyone
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Because they can. A small child can't fight back.
I have been a father for over 3 years and I still haven't figured out why people think its ok to spank, sorry "discipline" their children. What does forced teach children?
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If you read any parenting book that was written in the last 60 years, especially this one, it becomes evident that there has been a slow, deceptive manipulation pushing society towards socialism, communism, and nationalism by mistreating, abusing, and harming children.
Hey everybody long time no chat! I hope you are all having a wonderful Father’s Day. Have a look at my FREE book on the philosophy of peaceful parenting: https://t.co/ohbUnH7DYx I’d love to hear how you all are doing! Best wishes, Stef
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There will always be a small percentage of men who rise above the herd. Those who choose the better path. The path to building a body instead of blaming your schedule. Where you create financial freedom instead of cursing the economy. Where you fix yourself instead of blaming
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In the past, for many kids, bad parenting looked like fear and violence. Now it looks like screens, distractions, and digital babysitters. We went from training obedient citizens to programming ignorant consumers.
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Abuse breeds absence. Absence breeds destruction. Kids with absent fathers: 63% of youth suicides. 90% homeless. 71% dropouts. 85% in prison. Hit, spank, yell, punish, threaten, shame, and beat our boys for generations, and you’ve designed this outcome.
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In the past, for many kids, bad parenting looked like fear and violence. Now it looks like screens, distractions, and digital babysitters. We went from training obedient citizens to programming ignorant consumers.
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What is a man? A father who protects, leads, and secures his children. Men who spank, yell, or threaten their kids are the reason the next generation struggles with impulse control, critical thinking, emotions, and morality.
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There will always be a small percentage of men who rise above the herd. Those who choose the better path. The path to building a body instead of blaming your schedule. Where you create financial freedom instead of cursing the economy. Where you fix yourself instead of blaming
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If you read any parenting book that was written in the last 60 years, especially this one, it becomes evident that there has been a slow, deceptive manipulation pushing society towards socialism, communism, and nationalism by mistreating, abusing, and harming children.
Hey everybody long time no chat! I hope you are all having a wonderful Father’s Day. Have a look at my FREE book on the philosophy of peaceful parenting: https://t.co/ohbUnH7DYx I’d love to hear how you all are doing! Best wishes, Stef
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Because they can. A small child can't fight back.
I have been a father for over 3 years and I still haven't figured out why people think its ok to spank, sorry "discipline" their children. What does forced teach children?
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Raising assertive kids is not the same as raising aggressive ones. Assertive kids can say, “I don’t like this.” Aggressive kids attack. Passive kids stay silent. You want your child to have a voice, not fear it, and not weaponize it. Otherwise, they grow up putting everyone
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You do not get angry when your child has a tantrum; you comfort them in need. You don’t administer more controls if your child isn’t listening; you find effective solutions. You don’t use physical violence when they talk back; you control yourself and be a man!
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In July of 2019, this program changed my life. There was no going back after what I read and the stories I heard from other men in the challenge with me. A journey of facing my fears, adopting a growth mindset, and becoming a better man, husband, and father.
I wrote a program to help men. It’s 31 consecutive days long, and the first time I ran it, I was sharing daily challenges on Twitter, back when the characters were limited, so I was creative. It helped so many guys that I was asked to turn it into a book, and I did. That group
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You don't need to hit or yell at your children for them to be strong, disciplined, or respectable in public.
What’s an opinion about parenting that will get you into this situation with other parents?
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