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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here.

The movement of "no sharing" came from the notion that "Share!" basically meant giving what you are playing with to someone else. I do not think that is "sharing".

The problems with these various scenes were
1. Kid wasn't even playing with the ball. He just didn't want anyone else playing with it.

2. You shouldn't bring a cool, new toy like a remote control car to the playground if don't want anyone to see it. I'm not saying you have to hand over the control to my kid, but your kid shouldn't be shouting NO IT IS MINE to everyone. [/quote]

[b]You are very wrong.  A child should not have to share. [/b]If your kid breaks the toy, will you replace it?  [b]They are personal toys.[/b]  If someone asks to use your phone, is that community property as it’s at the park and will you say yes?[/quote]

Then I wouldn't LET MY KID BRING IT TO THE PLAYGROUND. If my child brings a truck to the playground, he has to let others see if and possibly play with it. Or, leave the truck at home. You can't bring something and then not expect anyone to look at it or want to see it. 
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Do YOU share everything you bring to the playground?   If you drive there, and I say "Hey, that's a nice car.   Let me drive it" you're going to hand over the keys?

"Pretty necklace.   Let me wear it" You'll take it off and let me wear it a while?[/quote]

Weaksauce. A ball is neither a necklace nor a car, and the social proprieties among adults are far different than those among children. [/quote]

In other words, you are a hypocrite.  [/quote]

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