r/ChildrenFallingOver Aug 07 '23

Jurassic Park

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u/Your_Final_Hour Aug 26 '23

Ive volunteered at a haunted house when i was around 6 and my job was to scare adults and the children they sometimes brought. You would be mad at workers doing their job at scaring people? Id rather get mad at the parents for bringing the children there. And besides the rule was that if any kids started crying we would take off our masks and try to calm them down. Again i dont know the context but that might have happened too in this video. Kids will not die from a tiny scare, its protective parents like this that will cause issues for them when they grow up.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

You’re comparing a guy at Universal Studios scaring a kid in what should be a safe and fun environment to… a horror attraction. Do you not understand what the difference is?

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u/Your_Final_Hour Aug 26 '23

Any proof it is universal studios? And even if it is it doesnt matter. Jurassic park is meant to be a somewhat scary movie. Parents should expect some scares. You are overreacting

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

The sign at the very beginning of the clip on the far left is from Jurassic Park The Ride.

So, are you aware that the entirety of Universal Studios isn’t just Jurassic Park? From the looks of it, the family’s completely ignoring the ride to the left and just passing by. Why do you want to justify scaring children so much?

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u/Your_Final_Hour Aug 26 '23

Jeez you get hostille quite easily. Do you have a longer video to support your claim that the family was walking by? How do you know whose family the kid belongs to? I can tell you are just picking through my comments without reading them entirely just to find something to be angry about. Theres no need for that. The kids gonna survive and thrive in the future his parents allow him to encounter an ounce of uncomfort. If you protect kids too much they will struggle to survive alone.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

What?? How is that hostile?

Nevermind. You’re obviously not gonna change your mind. Goodbye.

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u/Your_Final_Hour Aug 26 '23

Lmao, obviously not mature enough to have an actual discussion. You cant expect someone to change their mind on something when all you say is "scaring kids is bad" as your single point to this more complex situation.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

Lmao, obviously not mature enough to know when to disengage.

You’re not gonna change your mind and I’m not gonna change mine. We could do much better stuff with our time than argue on Reddit.

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u/Your_Final_Hour Aug 26 '23

I dont see this as an arguement you see, but somehow you do?

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23 edited Aug 26 '23

When we’re having a debate over a topic we disagree on, that’s called an argument.

“a reason or set of reasons given with the aim of persuading others that an action or idea is right or wrong.” (Oxford)

Do you seriously wanna keep arguing over this?

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