Antipsychotic drugs given to poor children under Kentucky's Medicaid program jumped 270 percent from 2000 to 2010, according to a report prepared by the University of Kentucky's Center for Business and Economic Research.Poor children are being drugged at an increasingly alarming rate. And that's why we need to ... stop corporal discipline.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Drugs over Discipline
A report from the University of Kentucky says:
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Wait. Corporal Punishment is legal in Kentucky? I never would have known it from the school I went to.
ReplyDeleteThe way to avoid corporal punishment is simple...refuse any promotion above Private First Class.
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