New posters: What happens when a little smack doesn’t work anymore

June 19, 2009

And another two posters for your viewing pleasure…

If it’s wrong to hit an adult, how can it be right to hit a child?yesvote-poster-if-its-wrong-to-hit-an-adult-2-thumb What happens when a little smack doesn’t work anymore?yesvote-poster-what-happens-when-a-little-smack-thumb

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