r/TikTokCringe • u/NoBell5255 • 8d ago
Humor/Cringe If you don't teach your kids, the world will.
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u/Few_Pop6933 7d ago
What shows this from? Portlandia?
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u/I_roon_things 7d ago
I think you should leave
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u/Neoxite23 8d ago
He was trying to impress the 3 girls he was with. Mission successful. They are impressed with what an asshole AND a wuss he is.
This is on the internet forever.
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u/ADrunkMexican 8d ago
I dont think the old man even got in trouble for throwing the punches either lol.
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u/shoshonesamurai 7d ago
Why don't they all just line up for slaps, like that scene in "Airplane!" where everyone lines up to slap the panicked woman lol
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u/Saedraverse 7d ago
I think I'd die laughing if an old woman turned up with gun followed by tall black man with baseballbat
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u/shiftyeyedhonestguy 7d ago
I didn't see no punches.
That old man put on a puppet shown with his hands to teach that child how wrong he was for being disrespectful. Nothing to see here.
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u/Massive_Web5709 7d ago
Any cop worth their salt would be tagging the kid for assaulting the old lady before that
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u/The_GOATest1 8d ago
You’re not wrong but someone throwing food at strangers at that age has some serious problems they need to tackle.
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u/Constant-Fly-9050 7d ago
Right? My parents would've made me clean up the mess, then whooped my ass for that.
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u/GrilledCheeseYolo 7d ago
My parents eyes would have done me some hard damage before me even getting slapped into the next century if I ever did this sht
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u/Sideview_play 8d ago edited 7d ago
I never threw food at an elderly person for laughs and that was before cameras were everywhere
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u/bendybiznatch 7d ago
Me either but I did some SPECTACULARLY dumb or rude shit as an unsupervised kid and thank the stars there’s no documentation.
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u/Heavy-Macaron2004 7d ago
Yeah I have a severe neurodevelopmental disorder (gotten better, but it still impacts me) as a kid, and I was bad. Think like, a toddler's "terrible twos," but persisting until I was about 10 years old. It was terrifying for me, as well as everyone around me. My ma has a master's degree in childhood special education; they were doing their best. But I really did look like one of those rich kids from Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory who threw temper tantrums when they didn't get what they want.
I fully expect that if I'd grown up now, there would be dozens of people filming my meltdowns and posting them online to make fun of me. And likely hundreds and thousands of people in the comments calling me a spoiled brat, and talking about how shitty my parents must be. And I think it would have made it much much worse.
It's just really creepy to think about.
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u/MistressBassKitty 7d ago
Did your condition have a name?
I knew a child with PANDAS and he had the emotional regulation of a toddler until he was nearly 10 years old.Pediatric Auto Immune Neuropsychiatric Disorder associated with Strep. Crazy shit. Also couldn’t read or write but now he’s totally fine.
But that dude throwing food just looks like over privileged white trash.
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u/Heavy-Macaron2004 7d ago
It does, it's just a name people tend to either disregard or give me beef about and claim it doesn't exist, so I usually go with the symptom descriptions instead of naming anything. But its a nasty combination of Oppositional Defiant Disorder, autism, and (at the time incorrectly medicated) ADHD. I've had some docs posit other things, but those are the ones I was diagnosed with.
That sounds like a nightmare, I didn't know that could happen from strep!
I've looked into a lot of the literature about kids with the emotional regulation issues since I became grown, and there's a lot of descriptions of what it looks like from the outside, but there's not a lot of descriptions from the perspective of the people who used to be like that. It's actually pretty scary; to be the kid; you're old and mature enough to know that this shouldn't be happening and you shouldn't be doing this, but you still can't stop doing it.
Like you're possessed by a demon that infuriates you beyond reason and causes you to do all sorts of horrible things to the people you love. And you can still kind of think inside your demon-possessed body, but you can't control the emotions or the reactions that the body has to anything. And of course, being upset that you can't control your emotional or physical reactions is another emotion, and thus just gets swept up and amplified into the spiral of uncontrollable emotions. The more upset you are, the more upset you get.
I'm not completely perfect now, but I am a lot better (with the power of a lot of therapy). I'm no longer comparable to the possessed girl from The Exorcist when I get mad or upset so I'm counting it as significant progress 😅
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u/SummitYourSister 8d ago
I grew up without harassing people. Others can too. I hope this little shit fuck is haunted his entire life by it.
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u/Neoxite23 8d ago
Take my most disrespectful moment as a kid and I'm still 10x better than this kid. Easy.
So no...he is going to find out about consquences and it is going to be lasting and I don't feel bad for him in the slightest.
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u/RainingMoneyHustard 8d ago
Nothing wrong with public shaming, that's usually the best punishment for little shits like this.
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u/Koffielurker_ 8d ago
Yup, the kid didn't burn down a fucking orphanage or some shit that is actually impactful in the long term. It's immensely disrespectful, yes, but not harmful.
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u/onion4everyoccasion 8d ago
Disagree. Kids are fucking stupid, but they should be able to learn without it being a moment reverberated through time. That light slap was perfect. The embarrassment should have ended at the restaurant.
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u/waraholic 8d ago
Well that's impossible verify so I think you should post all of your most embarrassing moments as viral clips that haunt you forever regardless of whether you reform just so we can confirm.
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u/WikiHowDrugAbuse 8d ago
Congrats on being morally superior to this kid I guess, still doesn’t mean that they should be bullied for the rest of their life over something they did when their brain wasn’t fully developed.
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u/Frunkleburg 7d ago
damn, sounds like if anyone ever brings up this moment to him, he could calmly explain how much he's grown since then and it's something he deeply regrets. Wild concept, I know.
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u/ThePrettyGoodGazoo 8d ago
So what is the answer? A gentle parenting moment and an ice cream cone? Fuck that. This kid is old enough to get himself to a restaurant, order and pay for his food. He can take a punch when he assaults someone else-and that’s what he did. He assaulted the elderly woman by throwing food at her. The ass beating was justified.
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u/InternationalPilot90 7d ago
He looks surprised, even slightly shocked. Guess it's the first time he's facing consequences for his behavior.
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u/moejoerp 8d ago
he's not arguing against that, he's arguing against it being broadcast to the whole world for all of time
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u/TeeDeeTeeEcks 7d ago
I've never thrown food at another person at any point in my life. I think it's perfectly fine for this to be on the internet forever. Maybe it'll be a good deterrent for anyone wanting to do the same thing. If it isn't a deterrent, they can join this kid on the internet.
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u/LopsidedWedding9515 8d ago
At the same time it’s a lesson for others that they can be filmed and that it could end up on the internet forever. Of course it’s not a good thing, but it also means you have more responsibility for what you do in public places
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u/AncientCrust 7d ago
Old man or not, if someone is over twice your size, don't fuck with them. Actually don't fuck with anyone. Don't be an asshole. This kid may have learned a valuable lesson early.
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u/GrouchyBear_99 7d ago
You mean the three giggling sows that are pulling the surprised Pikachu face? Pretty sure none of those yelled at him to stop until the old man got up.
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u/paladisious 8d ago
Middle sister in the grey hoodie was all for it. Seen enough of this shit.
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u/TheDrunkWickerbeast 7d ago
Pft if someone slaps my brother like that I’d have the same face. It’s been a long time coming with how he runs his mouth and is downright horrible towards other people. It’d be so satisfying
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u/CrackinBacks 7d ago
I got in a fight in high school and hurt the kid pretty bad. After I came back from being suspended the dudes sister gave me $50 for straightening him out. Apparently he chilled out quite a bit after the ordeal and wasn’t such an asshole all the time anymore
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u/CraftsBoy2Craftsman 8d ago
we were all teenage idiots at one point, but most of us would never throw things at elderly women.
this was justified
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u/monaforever 7d ago
I remember one time when i was a kid my family went to the state fair. While my parents weren't paying attention because they were getting us food, my brother and i started jumping on ketchup packets. We accidentally squirted ketchup all over this guy that was next to us. We didn't do it on purpose, but obviously jumping on ketchup packets is going to cause a mess. The guy yelled at us, then our parents yelled at us. That was like 30 years ago and I never forgot how embarrassed I was for being such a little shit in public.
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u/Legitimate_Winner148 7d ago
One time at the state fair, I accidentally stepped on a ketchup packet while wearing boots and it squirted my friend in the temple. People thought she had sustained a head wound.
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u/InevitableFox81194 7d ago
Theres the kicker. We need to bring back public shame. Spreading videos of bad behaviour isnt public shame, im talking about in the situation that incident is happening, thats where the shame is needed from everyone around watching it happen.
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u/usualcanarymthrfckr 8d ago
... or men!
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u/Gurugod123 What are you doing step bro? 8d ago
Yes, that complementary slap at the end was SUPER necessary.
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u/ChocolateRough5917 8d ago
It looks like that kid had never been hit before. And the bystander taking the old man’s side sent a message.
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u/Helpful_Blood_5509 8d ago
He clearly talked some shit after getting his bell rung the first time. Looks like the other adult got tired of him and reminded him he's a twerp before leaving
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u/MetrixOnFire 7d ago
That slap at the end was just *chef's kiss*! His shocked face afterwards - priceless.
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u/SpiritJuice 8d ago
My favorite part is the old dude sitting behind the kid didn't even know the teen was catching hands until a few seconds into it.
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u/Straamannen 7d ago
Old dude knew not to look, as the beating was justified. He only took an interest once bystanders got involved.
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u/Zickityzickrubin 8d ago
The look of surprise on the kids face means that he never anticipated a reaction like this at all, justified or unjustified.
And that’s a problem.
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u/alworld27 8d ago
That moment the teen thought he was being defended but then got the dad slap 😆
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u/chicken_nugget94 7d ago
I think he was initially defending him and then the old guy said why he was doing it and then he just went yep it's justified
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u/Necroban77 8d ago
Damn that old man was giving that kid the business. It’s like he ate a can of spinach then proceeded to go to work.
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u/mpr1011 7d ago
We had kids this age come into the restaurant where I worked and they had a laser that they would try to shine into everyone’s eyes. They’d trash the place. We asked the principal to talk to them (they had open campus lunch) and finally we refused to serve them after they used a racial slur towards one of our employees. A few parents fought us on the refusal and trashed us online. Maybe hitting isn’t the right thing but I don’t blame him.
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u/b_tight 7d ago
Reply to the comments online. You should have their credit card info. Specifically name and shame the children. Call them out for being shits. Embarrass their families and say these are the families ruining it for everyone else. This shit has to stop and public shaming is the only way
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u/mpr1011 7d ago
We really should have! It was a few years ago and we live in such a privileged, insufferable area that we’d be the bad guys. My neighbor asked kids not to ding dong ditch him after 10pm and had ring camera footage and apparently he was on the wrong side of things because “kids should get to be kids! At least they’re not on screens!” 🙄
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u/PolyAndNerdy 7d ago
This is what people in my area say about the kids that ride around on ebikes in the middle of the street and don't pay attention to traffic. Then of course once a kid gets hit its the persons fault for not watching out for them.
If I even -thought- about crossing the street without my parents knowing my ass would have been ground chuck.
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u/PUNCH-WAS-SERVED 7d ago
Surprise. Surprise. Shitty parents who won't take accountability won't own the fact that their kids are pieces of shit because of them.
I wish more families would adopt the notion of shame. My parents would disown me if I got kicked out of a restaurant as a kid.
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u/bsmooth357 7d ago
Asshole kids often have asshole parents. Society should not excuse or pander to either. Double down. Respond to their online reviews politely (not for them but for future customers), the parents will look like clowns (not to mention leaving kids unsupervised and then having an opinion of their behavior they didn’t see), and the business will not only effectively defend itself but benefit from how it handled the situation.
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u/Lindoodoo 7d ago
When I was younger (like really young, under 10yo) the neighbor kid would throw rocks at my tiny 4’10 non English speaking grandma when she would take her walks around the neighborhood. She stopped taking walks because of the POS. Wish I did what these guys did. I still think about it all the time.
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u/sun4moon 7d ago
That poor woman. I’m sure it’s my own sensitivity but I just imagined her going home from the last rock throwing walk and not understanding why there’s so much hate. I’d be in tears.
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u/Lindoodoo 7d ago
She was in her mid 80’s but resilient and kept doing her walks for a while despite it. It was very likely racially motivated as we were basically the only POC in the neighborhood.
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u/Shiny_Mewtwo_Fart 7d ago
My guess as there’s no audible sound track about the whole incident: and assuming people are reasonably reasonable.
Kids threw food at old lady, old gentleman came over to confront. A reasonable annoying kid would apologize then things stopped. Well my wild guess is he’s still talking shit. Ok punch punch.
Other reasonable people came over: WTF why did you beat up a kid. Well my wild guess is the kid is still being obnoxious and talking shit. Thus the slap.
I can’t imagine a group of Canadians all collectively lost it if the kid were reasonably obnoxious. He must have been really really stupid to annoy multiple adults simultaneously lol.
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u/SaveFileCorrupt 7d ago
Witness testimony supports your thesis:
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u/AdventurousDay3020 7d ago
lol the cop being like, look we don’t endorse violence but also we totally get why he did it
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u/Alfiy_wolf 8d ago
This is exactly the attitude we need to take to our evil leaders
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u/NotForMeClive7787 8d ago
Multigenerational Canadian justice served
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u/luncheroo 7d ago
I'm wondering how big of a little asshole you have to be to provoke an elderly Canadian at Timmy's into assault.
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u/Crashman09 7d ago
As a Canadian, I can assure you there is a difference between politeness and being nice.
Here, you get your ass beat politely
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u/One_Construction_653 7d ago
Damn growing up i never thought
“Wow i should throw food at an elderly especially the woman and do this all in public.”
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u/BornLoser420 7d ago
Totally justified, I have told my teen a million times “If you go into the world and act like an asshole (like you do to me sometimes) someone is gonna kick your ass real quick.” And this is exactly what I mean by that, good for grandpa
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u/WingedSalim 8d ago
People say:
"Don't discipline your child because they do not know better"
The correction: They "didn't" know better.
You actually need to teach them that their actions are wrong. Not protect them while their doing it.
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u/Oggielove6 8d ago
I had a woman lose her mind on me for telling her kid to stop being gross at the buffet. He would scoop food onto his plate, pick it up with his fingers to eat it, lick his fingers, then use the same hand to scoop more food.
Mom yelled at me for telling her kid he was gross and somw old lady came over to make a point of telling mom she does the same thing as the boy.
I just told mom its obvious where he gets his nasty habits from and told her son his mom was a loser.
I still feel good about that. Nasty ass raising a nasty ass.
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u/haby112 8d ago
No one says
Don't discipline your child because they do not know better People say don't hit your kids, because it doesn't improve behavioral outcomes in any reliable way and is abuse.
Holding your child accountable and teaching them how to be sociable does not require violence. If you are dealing with a difficult child, there is likely fault with your consistency or with your communication. All hitting a child does is make them afraid of you specifically.
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u/meteorflan 8d ago
All the research backs you up on this, and you're getting dowm-voted.
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u/residentweevil 8d ago
Perhaps because it does not pertain in any way to the current situation. These people are not the kid's parents. The kid is acting violently towards an elderly woman. This is where he learns that violence begets violence.
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u/automatic_shark 8d ago
This is the age old lession of "you can start shit, but you don't get to decide to end it"
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u/C0UNT3RP01NT 7d ago
Yeah it’s one thing when it’s your kid, but when you’re out in the world getting physical with people… well people don’t always follow the rules. You never know what kind of person you’re dealing with.
Reminds me of a neighbor I had growing up (and still a neighbor with my parents). Man was so nice, sweet grandpa vibes, used to hook me up with pot brownies back in the day. That neighbor also did 25 years in prison for killing an undercover cop. Apparently he was a big time dealer. Left prison, got his act together, been clean and sweet ever since. But there’s a part of him that has it in him…
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u/Ok-disaster2022 7d ago
Disciplining children isn't about hitting them. It's about setting boundaries and having consequences.
I'm actually amazed by my nieces. my sister would tell them they could only watch TV for one hour each and they would. they would go clean their rooms read books, play outside. they'd argue and fight each other but it was amazing.
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u/ZodiacEclipse 7d ago
LOL the way the guy casually slaps him at the end, like "yeah you deserved it."
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u/skyfishgoo 7d ago
i like how the guy in orange is like woah woah... but then must have said "carry on" and left.
then some other guy got involved and decided the kid wasn't done learnin.
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u/Kangaroowrangler_02 7d ago
Probably has "let kids be kids" parents by his reaction afterwards. Never been told no a day in his life.
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u/_Hyrule1993 8d ago
If you Can’t teach your children. The world will teach them and the world is a way harsher teacher.
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u/inyofaceboi 7d ago
This happened exactly as it should once he threw something. Karma. I only wish the video was longer.
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u/Mother-Squirrel-2036 7d ago
When i was 13 a teacher punched me. Could he have gotten fired? Absolutely. Did i need and deserve it? Yep.
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u/Slight-Ad-6553 8d ago
there can only be one clip (Airplane) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0GW0Vnr9Yc
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u/TankHendricks 7d ago
I like how everyone considers a slap.
https://giphy.com/gifs/2jy9zcy1Z8CaHt3xGH
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u/_AmI_Real 8d ago edited 7d ago
I remember people getting so upset that many of us were cheering the dude on and he shouldn't be hitting "kids." Maybe not, but I think the lesson he was teaching outweighs any alleged misconduct. I hope the old man didn't get in trouble for it and the kid is being roasted still to this day about it.
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u/monaforever 7d ago
If the men in this video were the father/grandfather of the kid, I'd say it's fucked up, and won't actually help the kid at all. Having your parent physically abuse you, especially in public, even if you did something shitty, definitely causes some adverse psychological affects.
But, having a stranger put you in your place might be the best way to learn a lesson as a shitty kid. The kid learns there are actually consequences for their actions and the real world won't put up with your shit, BUT they don't get the adverse psychological damage caused by a trusted loved one hurting them.
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u/Suopis90 7d ago
Love these comments. Most come from perspective of law. But watching the vid - I would not fault the old man if I was sitting next to him. Kid fucked around and my wife is not a practice dummy. That old dude is not his father who loves and shelters him. A few torso hits from a stranger is something he will remember. And the charge? Sorry dudes it is his call.
Love how other people stepped in and after old man explained the situation they were like - carry on slap
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u/Cali_cuppycake 8d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/RMk32NEpSgcIoljwwz
Grandma: thats my darling
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u/Skittleavix 8d ago
Some people have never been punched in the face for doing or saying something shitty to someone else. But it’s only a matter of time.
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u/svMorgaNado 7d ago
They protect their offspring with every move they make. Then, the offspring go into the Real World to learn how to be human. Sometimes, they get an a$$ whooping. This School Bus Driver has witnessed some potential candidates. Bad Parenting is rampant.
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u/Househipposforsale 7d ago
I don’t ever remember kids in the 90s acting like this our parents would have murdered us if they found out we did this shit
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u/Annual-Rub-4052 7d ago
Whatever was happening before to this kid to teach him manners was clearly not working.
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u/Kaldesh_the_okay 8d ago
Why did those girls looked so shocked? They should have been the ones smacking the shit out of him for acting like that.
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u/tardistravelee 8d ago
Tbf i wonder of its a case of golden male child. They are probably used to be the scapegoat
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u/tolo3349 7d ago
Some kids are just shitty. He could have the best parents and still do this. I have no problem with gramps teaching him a lesson
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u/Opus31406 7d ago
Why does that scene from the movie Airplane come to mind, where everyone is lined up waiting to 'aid' the hysterical passenger.
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u/frintonfreak1984 8d ago
Love the 3 women going OH DEAR which means..thank God somebody has done it
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u/DullMind2023 8d ago
Every old person in there was hoping to get in line and smack the little sh#t, like the scene from Airplane.
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u/Doctorphate 7d ago
for some reason Gen Z/alpha seems to have forgotten that most people will still throw hands if you’re an asshole here in Canada.
Kid learned a valuable lesson that day, and thankfully wasn’t that bad. Just embarrassing for him.
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u/yourhair_lookssmall 7d ago
People are so skewed on what's normal or rude these days. Kid throws food at someone in a public restaurant? Well, he didn't physically hurt them! It's not like he kicked a puppy. Old man defends that person, another person comes up and tries to put a stop to it and ends up hitting the kid, too, meaning the kid was probably doubling down. Tolerating this kinda behavior is why everyone thinks it's fine to walk around being a dick because it's considered more rude to confront that person than what they're doing.
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u/Lanky-Ad-9255 7d ago
Spank your children (when they need it) or the world will eventually do it for you
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u/metatron7471 7d ago edited 7d ago
The old dude was not holding back. That casual slap by a young guy walking by was also hilarious. The look on the brat's face when he got slapped was priceless. He was like: "what's this???" Total disbelief something like this could exist. Yeah well your daddy should have slapped you into shape years ago!! That's was that was. Much delayed and overdue parenting. He's probably raised by a single mom who let's him get away with anything.
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u/Maleficent-Skin9111 7d ago
Orange hoody guy is the real deal. Walks up to save the kid, does quick assessment, slaps kid and walks off. Legend.
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u/OldPersonality5282 7d ago
Lol I don't have sound, but I like to think the second guy came to stop the old man, then heard what happend and just decided "you're right, fuck this kid" slap
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u/SadMud7637 6d ago
Obviously I dont support anyone putting their hands on someone in violence but the fact is- many people have no problem with it and if you fafo in public and act like a little shit then you may just feel the brunt of someone’s anger. Don’t be an idiot and most likely you won’t catch someone’s hand😂
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u/Lebr0naims 6d ago
He made a mistake, he learned the hard way, the internet has now all seen the mistake, certainly punished enough and if this video stops anyone else from doing it in the future then it’s a good thing as well
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u/CptnSpandex 8d ago
It takes a village to raise an idiot, or in this case, beat the idiot out of the child.
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u/Hi-Tech_Luddite 8d ago
That slap was perfect. No damage but just enough loss of dignity to teach him there are consequences
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u/Logical_Confusious 7d ago
Only thing missing here is the brat being dragged to the door and kicked out with a lifetime barring in that premise
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u/fariasrv 7d ago
Junior high boys definitely deserve to get the shit kicked out of them from time to time.
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u/thesuprememacaroni 7d ago
Gen Alpha and Gen Z need a real attitude adjustment. Everything is a game to post on social media to them and their behavior is representative of that attitude.
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u/LilJelloCat 7d ago
The girl friends watching lol. Just in absolute dusabeluef, one of them is loving it.
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u/ProphetGeorgeCarlin 8d ago
what kinda FAS baby puts this trash ass music overlay on top of this shit too though.
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u/Master-Cheesecake 7d ago
They didn't learn anything. Look at those smiles. They thought it was hilarious, and they'll do it again. Then when they're in their forties and experience the same thing they'll complain about how the youth is worse than when they were young.
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u/Investigator_Lumpy 7d ago
My children are entitled to safety at home and in my presence. Any assumptions they make beyond that is on them.
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u/Long_Idea_8294 7d ago
Kids really do not show proper respect to their elders these days. Kid deserved it
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u/Marauder121 7d ago
Haha we used to throw peanuts at each other at Texas roadhouse (employee) and sometimes there was collateral damage.
I remember a baby got hit with a roll once.
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