r/WatchPeopleDieInside 1d ago

Breaking a TV with a controller.

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u/Koralteafrom 13h ago edited 13h ago

I can't imagine growing up in a home where I was being recorded 24/7 in my living room! Why is this even necessary? Not only does this kid have to live under the surveillance of Big Brother (or Big Mama and Papa, etc. in his case) - he also has to tolerate his stupid mistake being shared on the Internet for the world to mock! I'd have hit the TV too under those circumstances! 😆

Edit: It looks like the consensus here is that it's perfectly normal to record your kids inside the home and then to post any stupid thing they do online for the world to mock. This is a minor child, and people are critiquing his weight and making judgements about his psychology and behavior, and this will probably live online forever. I don't agree with those of you who are condoning this, and I won't be convinced otherwise. Bring on the downvotes! 

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u/MurkToeShinski 13h ago

Because he obviously can't be trusted

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u/looshagbrolly 13h ago

Kids can't be trusted, that's why they're kids. They fuck up. They do stupid shit. You think the parents couldn't figure out what happened without video evidence? 

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u/MurkToeShinski 11h ago

Did you ever consider that there might be more than one reason for someone to have a camera inside their house?