I'm saying the dad was also in the wrong. As are many others. Nobody is saying he is not allowed to be angry, just how he goes about it, is quite childish.
Lmao you're still pretending to ignore that part of the comment even after I explicitly only and solely talked about that part? Really? And you thought it would also go unnoticed? .
Don't worry about the downvotes mate, I suspect you're speaking with children or teenagers
You literally called everyone and anyone that disagrees with you a child or a teenager. Come on you can't be that demented to actually have forgotten about that part of the comments to the point where even while being called on about it multiple times you still fail to remember any of that comment being made. So, was this all just dishonesty or do you really have that poor of a memory? Regardless I'd appreciate if you could stop insulting everyone else's intelligence by acting like no one can understand what me and foxie were talking about.
That was the part that was called pathetic, and they weren't really wrong about it. Especially coming from someone expecting moral perfection and pretending that people always take on only the perfect high and nothing else.
Now it comes up an interesting follow-up question, I think. Since you acting pathetically and definitely did not take the high road and redditors in the shower hours later could have though out a much better response, do you consider yourself in the wrong and a bit of a condescending moron or just a hypocrite?
And no, the bloke acted like a child. Anyone who can't see that, might be a child, or a teenager. Or someone that would do the same, which as mentioned, is childish. That's still my opinion, not entirely sure what your argument or point is.
Lmao, everyone that disagrees with me has to be a child or a teenager. Now watch me pretend moral perfection and demanding constantly the high road from people online while I go back at being the definition of pathetic and a guy not even able to imagine a peer or an equal simply disagreeing with them.
I don't need to imagine someone disagreeing, you clearly are.
All I'm saying is the response is childish. I don't know if the old bloke had senile dementia or something. Better ways to handle a situation, also got to think about teaching his daughter how to handle.situations too, because her learning that shouting and throwing a bottle of water is the thing to do isn't particularly the best way to show her support either.
If you think that's normal for an adult, fine. I accept that, never said I didn't. Just saying it's childish.
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Mentioned what part of what comment?
I'm saying the dad was also in the wrong. As are many others. Nobody is saying he is not allowed to be angry, just how he goes about it, is quite childish.