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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't think he said that. I watched the whole thing. How could have I missed that?[/quote]

You didn't miss anything. He wasn't beaten. [/quote]
I think he said he was abused, but wasn’t going to go into any details.[/quote]

Right, so he clearly wasn't beaten. He needs to grow up, stop with the victim mentality, and move on with his life.[/quote]

Oh for Pete’s sake, people!  Watch from 8:29 through 8:37. Good grief - how are folks not hearing the words “I was beaten”? 
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Yeah, and he clearly didn't really want to talk about it. It is another whole world of pain to thru.[/quote]

Oh, give me a break. My parents spanked me, often with a belt. But this was normal in our "southern" culture. Not good, but it didn't ruin my life. Stop being a fragile flower, cut your parents out of your life if you wish, and move on. [/quote]

Chinese parents can be very inventive with their cruelty and punishments.
My Chinese parents would wake us up in the dead of the night to kneel on the floor on a pad of legos they made us form. Sometimes they made us kneel in front of our front door, outside where everyone could see us.
When I visited China as an adult, I saw some of this near public thoroughfares. It's kind of normalized over there.
My child spent an academic year in Taiwan. As part of the preparation, the entire American group was told that child abuse is standard practice there and they cannot pass judgment on their classmates or homestay families over it. Basically, when in Rome...
It is much much more than spanking.[/quote]

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