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R55Max
Tim, believe me, I don't want to offend you personally right now, and I hope you won't write anything bad about me either, but rather understand why you have such contradictory opinions? As long as I've known you on the forum, I don't understand what your attitude towards life is? Are you a Christian or a follower of other religious denominations, an atheist, or a supporter of identifying the "white (Aryan)" race? I, for example, am a supporter of Christianity; it's not worth discussing opinions on this on the forum if your worldview differs from Christian or your views are not similar, but I would be interested to know your point of view.

Max, I already said that Aryan, Arian, Arya, etc. is not a race or a nation – it's a way of life.

Aryan is a person who lives according to certain rules described in Vedic literature, the Bible, the Quran, etc.
http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ариец#.D0.92_.D0.92.D0.B5.D0.B4.D0.B0.D1.85

R55Max

Why is that right? This is just one way to show that this is not how it should be done, but it is not the only one, and it is no less bloodthirsty than the criminal's act. He would be held accountable for his actions after death during his afterlife trials. There, the person will answer for everything.

Everything is correct; this is just one way to convey the idea that one must obey.

There are several types of horses:
1st – you just whistle, and it's already running
2nd – you have to scold it to make it come
3rd – it walks, seeing the whip
4th – you have to beat it to make it obey
and the 5th – even if you beat yourself black and blue, it won't come

in this case, the father, by punishing his son in this way, not only did not show cruelty towards him, as you write, but on the contrary, he did it out of compassion, and, as strange as it sounds in this situation, it brought good. Plus, in accordance with the laws of God (described in the Bible), he had the right to act this way in this situation and will not be punished for it. Perhaps I don't rule out that it could have been done differently.

A drug addict (soul – the living being itself) in the next life, as punishment in accordance with the law of karma, must be born in the body of an animal (a cat or a dog). Death is a very strong suffering, and by going through such a death, this, his eldest son, will be cleansed and, in the next life, will be born as a human, with an understanding that it is better not to mess with drugs, just as a person who has been burned by milk begins to blow on water (blow on vodka :D).
R55Max

Therefore, it is impossible to kill, even as punishment. Punishment is a method of guiding the wrongdoer onto the righteous path without violating God's commandments. But since we (people) are not perfect, it is extremely difficult to understand and agree with this due to the dominance of emotions and feelings over us.
You are right; violence is prohibited in the Kali Yuga.
R55Max

But no one can be the upper part of the rake – which hits you in the forehead.
The Tsar (meaning a righteous, true Tsar) is God's representative on earth – he has the right to punish in accordance with the laws. In the past, the Tsar himself could personally behead a violent person or another criminal (in the central square) and thereby nip the desire to commit similar crimes in the bud among potential criminals.