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Why not test caning in courts?
The Citizen
|November 27, 2025
Mention the words corporal punishment and you are guaranteed to spark a fiery debate.
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There are so many people that are for it and so many vehemently opposed. The “when we were young it made us stronger” argument is countered by “that leads to more violence, which in turn leads to more abuse as a result”.
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