Depends what you call starving
My mind thought give them 10 days of no food to see what they do.
One day should do the trick for teaching a lesson. Might have to periodically repeat. Ten days with no food is unrealistic and yes, abuse. Even just being sent to bed without dinner had an impact on me oh so long ago.
I'm all for discipline, but ten days is excessive. 24 hours? Fine. 48 hours? Maybe. Anything much beyond that is going to disrupt the metabolism of a growing child, plus you run the risk the child may take to the idea (Anorexia, Bulimia, etc.). Spanking and switching is okay for serious infractions. The problem with child discipline is a double-sided coin. Too many lazy/oblivious parents (mostly libtards) that exercise zero discipline on their lil ferals, vs wannabe dictators/control freaks that rule over their kids with an iron fist. A good parent is somewhere between these two extremes.
I disagree. I went to bed many nights not eating and refusing shit dinner for breakfast. Hunger only motivates when you feel the edge of death creeping in.
Some religions fast and they don't die off. Why work if you don't know what real hunger is though. I can understand that. However why starve when we have extra food. I don't know I'm just rambling now
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