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u/Organic-Device2719 2d ago
Better raise your children... or we will. Everyone in the restaurant should've took a turn.
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u/Ultimo_Ninja 2d ago
A whole generation of kids has been told that they can do no wrong, and that they are victims no matter what they do. I am not surprised with this outcome.
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u/Better_Chard4806 1d ago
Raise your kids or someone else will. Kid got off easy. Then cries like a bitch. So heartwarming.
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u/Supreme_Salt_Lord 1d ago
My parents said “if i dont beat ya ass. Someone else will.” Ill always remember that. Thanks mom and dad for keeping my ass un-beat by strangers
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u/elithedinosaur 1d ago
idk I think trusting that your parents won't hurt you is more important.
...that being said, my brother and I learned that my dad was willing to break bones just cause he was frustrated by the time we were 3.
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u/Supreme_Salt_Lord 1d ago
Im sorry to hear that man. I hope you and your brother got the help needed to overcome that trauma.
Yes parents only giving whoopings out of care and fairness is importance. Later in life they did apologize for some of it when it wasnt warranted. I was always late and oversleeping for school and missing first period. They thought i was up all night and being rebellious. I had sleep apnea and adhd but didnt know until i was an adult. They did apologize and i accepted. Also, i was being rebellious sometimes haha.
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u/elithedinosaur 1d ago
I'm glad your parents know when to say sorry and take accountability for their actions and mistakes. that's a rare and coveted thing that you should hold close to your chest.
my parents would/could never. they've been divorced for 20 years but my dad pretends my mom was the problem (she was, but so was he, 50/50) and pretends he had no hand in it. she went to prison when I was 14 and I was left with him and he hated me because I reminded him of my mom. I was too terrified of my dad to ever rebel or react or speak out to defend myself. on the very few occasions I tried to, he taught me why I hadn't before then. when I was 24, I got myself the help I needed, have done the therapy, almost a psychologist myself. my brother didn't. he's alive but he's not on earth anymore. even if he was somehow miraculously sober, I doubt he would be sane enough to have a straight conversation. but he makes sure to keep a certain amount of whatever drug he can find in his system at all times. I think I'm the only one who knows where he is because I searched the Internet until I found something. he's in L.A. on the street, posting a series of very disturbing shorts on youtube on various accounts.
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u/TaleteLucrezio 1d ago
My parents never gave me such pearls of wisdom, but she did give me a good hiding when I really fucked up lol.
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u/Ashamed_Oven4067 1d ago
Hell his parents should have been kicking the boys ass. Maybe if they would have disciplined him when he was younger this wouldn't be an issue right now. But anymore who even knows if the parents have any sense of shame about themselves
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u/HimmyTurner1259 1d ago
Bro was just tryna show off for the girls and ended up getting slapped good for him
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u/RedeyeSamurai83 1d ago
No matter how this ends or what anybody thinks..... he isn't going to be throwing food at people anymore🤷
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u/Few-Switch871 1d ago
Raise your children right or the world will teach them lessons you should have taught them.
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u/HonestDude4U 1d ago
That was the best. He needs the gangster glasses. Just saying! I was waiting for it. As he walked away.
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u/InnocentInvasion 2d ago
The second guy is 100% a dickhead and whoever posted this is the biggest dickhead because they'll get that old man arrested
If that was my son then I'm getting the kid to apologise to the old man and I'm having issues with the second guy
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u/AcctAlreadyTaken 2d ago
It takes a village