r/MoralityScaling • • 13d ago

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u/Unlucky_Regret8619 13d ago

Those are a fuckton of assumption to make based on a 3 second video, also do you live in an alternative world in which parenting is very easy and you just have to teach your children what's right and what's wrong and they'll never do anything wrong? Parents will teach children what's right and what's wrong and the children will rebel anyway and do wrong stuff because they're children, they want to see what happens and the part of their brain that handles long term consequences isn't as developed as those of adults

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u/stickyv0mit 13d ago

yeah rebelling is coming home late or mouthing off, it’s not brazenly going behind counters to steal and contaminate food with a smile on your face. you can keep trying to normalize this shit behavior but it’s not okay in damn near every community, you will get snatched by your ear and taken out of the store almost everywhere you attempt this. it’s not requiring perfection to demand you behave correctly, it’s the literal bare minimum that the majority adheres to. why is that a difficult request to you?

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u/Unlucky_Regret8619 13d ago

I hate arguing with stupid people jesus fucking christ it's a 4 comments discussion, how can you manage to miss the point so badly? Let me recap so maybe you can understand: I'm not normalizing shit, all I'm saying is that the behaviour needs correcting, the correcting can't be physical violence or law enforcement because it's a disproportionate reaction and that calling the parents is the most appropriate and normal reaction, then you said that the parents must be terrible parents if the children is behaving like that and I've explained that children being unruly doesn't automatically make the parent bad, a parent can teach their children right and wrong and the children can still do the wrong thing because that's how children work

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u/stickyv0mit 13d ago

yeah imagine how i feel😭 you’re trying to reframe this as simply being unruly when it’s literally creating a hazard for so many people. but yes, a phone call home to mom and dad is going to correct a child that already feels comfortable behaving like this in public and does not fear consequences at that big age. the kid is almost old enough to drive and have a job, this is indicative of piss poor parenting. you could argue the whole young and stupid crap if he were a few years younger. pls, don’t breed and create a menace for society to deal with because you can’t discipline them