The problem of evil/suffering when it comes to children

[Drich]

 Do you have citation, or am I suppose to take your 'nuh-huh' as gospel?

I have three that says (for the last 27 years) that number of abuse victims who becomes abusers themselves is 1, in 3. Which according to these articles is a high number to which they all seek different ways to "stop the cycle of abuse."
http://abcnews.go.com/Primetime/parents-...id=8549642
http://www.nytimes.com/1989/01/24/scienc...edies.html
https://www.myptsd.com/c/threads/30-of-a...622/page-2

First of all, you're moving the goalposts.  You implied, and I stated, that abused children typically go on to repeat the cycle.  Now you're saying only one in three do.  Your own studies back my point that they typically do not go on to repeat the abuse.  My figures state that the overwhelming majority, 70%, do not repeat the abuse.  Since this is in agreement with your sources, I'm not going to bother to type out the reference.

Seriously Drich: do you even read?

Do you even read? Here is what I said:

So let's say one of your two dimensional hero's saves this kid, now who will save this kids kid from him? or do you not get these types of anger issues are passed down? that the dad was a kid beaten the same way...

I spoke of one singular instance referring to one specific kid growing up and his dad repeating the cycle.