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Ass Whoopings, Consequences & Why Kids Changed
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In this episode of Concrete Genius Pod, Sauce breaks down the viral Alabama story of the “Teacher of the Year” caught whooping her son on camera — and the internet fallout that followed.
Sauce digs into the REAL conversation:
- Should parents still have the right to discipline their kids?
- Where is the line between discipline and abuse?
- Why the 70s/80s generation handled consequences differently
- Why today’s kids lack respect, emotional toughness, and boundaries
- How removing parental authority changed EVERYTHING
- Why “talking it out” doesn’t work for every child
- Why consequences made earlier generations more grounded, resilient, and ambitious
Sauce also breaks down how:
- Kids who got whooped understood respect and hierarchy
- Consequences created discipline, emotional stability, and drive
- Taking parental power away opened the door to tantrums, entitlement, Ritalin, confusion, and chaos
- Society became softer as consequences disappeared
This is raw, honest, and necessary.
No political angle. No race agenda.
Just a real look at discipline, parenting, and the dangers of a consequence-free generation.
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