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Not spank, but teach good manners.
All children will, at some point, require a dis-incentive to bad behavior.
Spanking isn't necessarily the best solution, but it isn't necessarily bad. There is a valid argument that any spanking is abuse, which I don't buy. If the parent is angry or aggressive, it isn't a good idea, but isolation doesn't work on every child, increased chores doesn't necessarily work and sends a poor message as well (work is not supposed to be rewarding) and reduction in privileges doesn't work at a young age.
It worked for him. I suppose.