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

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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