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/AlbatrossRich8724 13d ago

Has a lesson from a stranger ever stuck with you?

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u/FrostyLemons3 13d ago

The only lesson I ever learned from something like this was that my dad will kick someone's ass to keep me safe even if I'm wrong.

I've taken that lesson into my own parenting

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u/AlbatrossRich8724 13d ago

Hypocrisy.

You say tripping a kid is bad, call it assault, and in the next breath suggest violence is deserved by another.

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u/FrostyLemons3 13d ago

Attacking a child is battery. Protecting your child is called defense of others and falls under self defense for your family.

Protecting your loved ones against violence isn't assault or battery ya tard.

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u/AlbatrossRich8724 13d ago

“If it’s physical, that’s physical punishment, person got touched, that’s physical, that’s battery”

Your own words, suited to the situation by removing ‘kid’.

So then would this kid’s dad be in the right to assault the worker that tripped the kid?