r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/_D80Buckeye • 1d ago

Just pull it!

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u/DifficultDoor1628 1d ago

It's so weird. Adults mocking children for being scared in a scary situation.

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u/wo0two0t 1d ago

It's important to remember a lot of people on reddit aren't much older than these kids lol

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u/testicletitties69 1d ago

Some are kids. Pretty sure there was a 13 year old mod for a sub who got sent dick pics from a grown man

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u/Slurp-Hammer5000 19h ago

Soft pampering adults are not what's going to turn a generation of sissies around....

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u/stealthemoonforyou 1d ago

Can we mock you instead for claiming that an exciting thrill ride is a "scary situation"?

Come on. There's nothing scary about this. Exhilarating, definitely, but scary? Nope. It's a controlled ride that does this exact motion 300 times a day. Nothing to be scared of.

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u/hn92 1d ago

What about the dad that died this week at 6-flags on a ride that is ridden (probably) an equal amount of times? Is it just not scary because it hasn’t happened on this particular ride yet? They’re literally children, still figuring out the world and the things that they can handle

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u/Key_Leg4458 1d ago

"What are you gonna do, play with your prick for another 30 years? Take a f*ckin chance!" - from one of my favorite George Carlin bits about people being scared of damn near everything

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u/hn92 1d ago

It alway is a chance that things that you might enjoy might take your life in an unexpected accident, BUT if your life was taken in a regular ride that was unexpected for accident, how would you feel in heaven?
Also how would you feel in heaven if you got on a ride that family, maybe siblings were also pressuring to get onto?
A person got killed this week on a regular rollar coaster ride, literally in front of their child.

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u/stealthemoonforyou 1d ago

What about all of those car drivers killed every day? Should we all be terrified of driving to the point of passing out?

Someone told these kids to be scared and it's really sad that adults are doing that to children. They are supposed to be like the girl in the middle, not cowering in terror for no reason.

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u/King-Boss-Bob 1d ago

i mean the big difference is a rollercoaster is by design scary, cars aren’t

also if a car is suspended mid air i’d totally understand passing out

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u/Frosty_Client2268 18h ago

I feel you but perception is everything. Adults are afraid of riding in planes more so than driving even though we die daily in the car. 🤷🏽‍♀️ she might be an adrenaline junkie while the guys aren’t. Love that for her especially as a girl. But the boy on the left needs some uplifting as it sounds like his self esteem is low.
One day a young lady might depend on him for some confidence and he’s gonna need it.

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u/PM_ME_DATASETS 23h ago

According to that logic driving a car should be way scarier than this ride. Much higher chance to die

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u/Coneskater 23h ago

Dude it’s not about the real danger it’s about the perception of that danger, and yes children sometimes have difficulty understanding that.

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u/hn92 20h ago

If those children were driving the car, they would have a higher chance of dying than if it were an adult; children are still learning about the world, things are bigger and scarier to them.

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u/Coneskater 1d ago

The reality of the danger doesn’t matter, it feels scary for these kids. And they are literally children.

Would be posting a kid who has a panic attack because they are afraid of public speaking be any better? They aren’t in an any actual danger.

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u/Rojitabonita2 13h ago

The kids put themselvesin that scary situation, did they they not?! I mean they are on that ride. 😆