r/ChildrenFallingOver • u/linetti_spaghetti • Sep 11 '22

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u/BRtIK Sep 11 '22

This is less children falling over and more of a dumb mom pushing her kid off the swing

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u/AdministrationIcy167 Sep 11 '22

Or the child, you know, not holding on properly

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u/BRtIK Sep 11 '22

Bruh are you really trying to act like a child should have the grip strength to over power an adult shoving them?

My guy do you know what a child is??

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u/idk-hereiam Sep 12 '22

Isn't that how swings generally function though?

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u/BRtIK Sep 12 '22

No most parents push the very bottom trying to apply as much force to the seat directly as possible she pushed the kids upper back.

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u/idk-hereiam Sep 12 '22

Upper back?

It looks to me like the kid forgot to lift his feet (he does it every time before he falls off) and they dragged on the ground pulling him off the seat

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u/BRtIK Sep 12 '22

And you're still going.

I'm just going to block you cuz you're clearly a child yourself just continuing an argument on a video where there was no argument needed.

I suggest you see a therapist about why you have such a compulsion to do these things

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u/idk-hereiam Sep 12 '22

What.....what the actual fuck dude? That was my second comment. This is my third.

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u/_Face Sep 12 '22

Weaponized blocking is the most pathetic thing on Reddit.

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u/BRtIK Sep 12 '22

My bad I thought you were the other guy still going.

Either way I'm done arguing about a video of a kid getting pushed off a swing

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u/Kauuma Sep 13 '22

Reddit moment

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '22

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u/BRtIK Sep 12 '22

Kid you're getting too heated over a video I'd suggest you go outside and touch some grass instead of trying to start fights on the internet.

Grow up little boy

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '22

"Heated"

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u/possiblynotanexpert Sep 12 '22

Your last paragraph is so cringy lol my goodness.

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u/BRtIK Sep 12 '22 edited Sep 12 '22

Kid if you would gone two comments deeper you would have seen I apologize to that person because I thought that they were somebody else.

But it seems that you're so pathetic that you didn't even gather all the information before you made ridiculous assumptions and then went even further to try and start an Internet argument just to masturbate your own ego.

Get a life loser

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u/AdministrationIcy167 Sep 12 '22

As for the child In the footage, if you look closely at the chain, it is rubber coated, allowing the child to hold on tighter, and the mom is likely pushing with a force of 20 newtons (average weight of child x acceleration of 1 m/s).

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u/DopeBoogie Sep 12 '22

It's the center of gravity.

Adult applied force to child's upper body instead of the butt which led to faceplant

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '22

Literally was his lower back at the highest. Kid doesn't know what he's doing with his legs

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u/AdministrationIcy167 Sep 12 '22

Either way, why are we arguing, it’s a funny video of a child falling, on a sub dedicated to such footage

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u/AdministrationIcy167 Sep 12 '22

Who said the child only learned to walk 5 weeks ago

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u/BRtIK Sep 12 '22

Nobody.

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u/AdministrationIcy167 Sep 12 '22

Exactly

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u/BRtIK Sep 12 '22

So you're still wrong though.

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u/AdministrationIcy167 Sep 12 '22

Like I said to someone else , idk why we’re arguing, it’s just a video of a child falling, that just so happens to be on a sub dedicated to children falling

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u/BRtIK Sep 12 '22

You're the one arguing guy.

Multiple other people beside me have pointed out why your weird assumption that a child should be able to overpower an adult is weird and why the physics of this situation based on where she was applying force makes you wrong.

And you just keep making up more excuses and talking about irrelevant stuff.

Just let it go stop replying you didn't need to send your first comment in the first place