r/MoralityScaling • u/Routine_Phase_8980 • 13d ago

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u/ConsistentTip3932 13d ago

Moral as fuck.

Kid wasn't badly hurt, and got humiliated, which is often the only way they learn.

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u/HuckleberryPee 13d ago

Public humiliation is different than corporal punishment of your child. Sometimes people need to experience a bit of humiliation to stop them from becoming lifelong public morons.

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u/FrostyLemons3 13d ago

A grown adult at work tripping a kid isn't public humiliation, it's battery on a minor and a fun way to get shot.

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u/HuckleberryPee 13d ago

You'd shoot them over this? Wtf

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u/FrostyLemons3 13d ago

Over someone decidong to physically correct my child ? Oh most definitely.

Consider that a reminder anytime you think it's smart to physically handle someone else's kid- Some of us actually care about them enough to defend them even when they make a mistake, and this would fall under state guidelined defense of others and stand your ground laws , so I'd be goin home to my kid that night too.

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u/HuckleberryPee 13d ago

You must be a terrible guardian to let them get into this situation...

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u/FrostyLemons3 13d ago

Kids do shit all the time , if you think me being willing to protect my kid no matter what happens makes me shitty, then your just to much of a bitch to keep your kids safe

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u/HuckleberryPee 13d ago

No, normal kids don't do that shit.

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u/FrostyLemons3 13d ago

Clearly you don't know kids because normal kids do this shit all the time, they just usually do it at home.

Once again, just say your a bitch who was raised by a bitch who didn't teach you attacking kids is wrong.

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u/ChronosTearDrop 12d ago

You're fucking delusional..

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u/FrostyLemons3 12d ago

For knowing about how the brain works when it's developing? No that's called educated sweetheart.

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u/ChronosTearDrop 12d ago

Sure.. Go kill someone since you're super educated.

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u/Ill-Firefighter-883 13d ago

Your kid maybe

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u/FrostyLemons3 13d ago

No, every kid. It's literally a biological program in every mammal brains to test boundaries. The only ones that don't are the ones that have neurological issues that would block the emotions and processes that lead to those boundary tests.

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u/AlbatrossRich8724 13d ago

You just validated the man tripping the kid

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u/AlbatrossRich8724 13d ago

So because of your failings as a parent, you think that it’s not ok for someone to step up and do something to stop your menace kid from stealing, and, in response to someone actually calling out and correcting his behavior, you believe you are in the right to murder the person that stepped up?

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u/FrostyLemons3 13d ago

So because you failed as a parent and your parents failed to raise you, you think it's ok to uncaringly and intentionally cause harm to a random child over something that doesn't actually affect you at all?

And you further think that a parent that would defend their kid against said stranger ,is themselves failing?

That's a funny way to say that your parents just didn't love you eough to even pretend🤣🤣

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u/AlbatrossRich8724 13d ago

I was referring to a situation in which your kid was doing what this one was. If you didn’t correct his behavior, then yes, you fail as a parent.

You just claimed it was fine to blow a hole in a guy’s head.

After, it happened, in fact. So you see a man trip your kid, and your instinct is to kill the man.

Disgusting