Sadiztik-R

If lets say, a friend from down the street comes to visit, and his little brother (about 8-9 years old) follows him, and when said friend is let in the little brother bolts in uninvited. Starts messing with your computer, will not listen to you telling him to leave, and then asks for something to eat.

So being pissed off you ask your friend if his mom is home and you grab the little ****er by the ear and take him outside with your friend tell your friend to leave him home.

My friend said he would explain what happened to his mom, but I am still a little worried about the ear thing, I was just extremely pissed off that that brat was so rude

TheOtherDave™

It's your damned home. You didn't use violence as the first, second or even third tactic. I'd say you're in the clear, provided the brat's ear is still on his head.h:

kd5dbl

Sounds like child services needs to be called on the Mom... for not watching her kid. Lack of adult supervision is grounds for CPS to get involved...

Not that I'm suggesting you call them or anything....

7thgenvic

should of tied him to a chair with duct tape...

g2tegls

Kid needs to be taught manners by someone, if not his own parents.

clickwir

I'd say YOU should be the one calling child services on her. Some parents just don't care and their excuse is "it's my kid, I'll raise them how I see fit!".

Tirod

shoulda kicked him in the head...

Kestrel

Doubt it...you don't have custody of the kid and you're not related to him, which is what CPS deals with. The only thing he could do is call the police on you for assault or something, but he pretty much has to do that right away.

TheOtherDave™

:eh: Yeah, that would help a lot. :a: :down:

I hope you said that solely in jest.....

Discipline is one thing, child abuse is something entirely different. What you suggested is certainly in the latter category. :squint:

b00gers

you should be in the clear. unless that kid is still hurting in his ears and you may have caused some damages.