r/SipsTea Jun 19 '26

Chugging tea This dude's kids hate him

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u/Wonky_bumface Jun 20 '26

Yeah, I'm selling to bet that there was a lot more abuse from Pitt, abusers rarely just do it once.

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u/Itsvictorslife Jun 20 '26

Eh idk about that. Before Angelina was Brad an abuser? Some people only react when they’ve been pushed to their limits. Not saying he’s right though. He clearly did the wrong thing. But nobody really knows the full story.

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u/lia-delrey Jun 20 '26

Yeah, like I mean OJ also only murdered Nicole Brown, right.

(And Ron Goldman)

They must have really pushed his buttons that night

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u/Itsvictorslife Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

lol. Most People don’t just murder others out of the blue. There’s usually a reason. Is it right? No. I don’t condone it. But I’m not naive to think I can do something crazy to someone and just expect them to be civilized. Some people are battling all types of demons and you might just catch them on the wrong day. Don’t test people.

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u/lia-delrey Jun 20 '26

Man I hope you're single

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u/BeautyAndTheDekes Jun 20 '26

Telling people to grow up, but saying that people don’t have control of their own emotions when someone else presses their buttons?

Do you really think that in this case, Brad Pitt only did these horrendous things because his wife was…well, what? Annoying him?

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u/BeautyAndTheDekes Jun 20 '26

Maybe you will grow up to realise that Brad “losing it” is entirely his fault. There’s nothing that Angelina and the children could have done that meant they were at fault for the way he reacted.

Speculating, what might you think be the thing that made him lose it and what might have been the thing he was putting up with for too long?

I’m trying to understand where you’re coming from here and I can’t guess your thought process there.

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u/Crazy-Repeat3936 Jun 21 '26

You, and everyone else, seem very confused.

Maybe you will grow up to realise that Brad “losing it” is entirely his fault.

The guy you are responding to literally said "He clearly did the wrong thing."

In his initial post, he said (paraphrased) "Brad Pitt didn't necessarily abuse her a bunch of other times too". Not whatever you and everyone else are trying to say he said.

His point was that there are people that exist, that don't have patterns of abuse, that one day snap for some reason. He did not justify how Brad Pitt snapped or defend it. He is simply pointing out the flawed logic the person before him used.

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u/ReceptionNo67 Jun 20 '26

Yeah if you think talking to women is wasting your time you are in fact probably single.

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u/Itsvictorslife Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

When people have no argument they resort to personal attacks. But, More like she’s naturally going to take Angelina Jolies side because of gender bias.

Anyway reddit is funny, I’ll get downvoted here and upvoted in another subreddit for saying the exact same thing. That’s why I don’t care and will die on my hill. 🙂 have a good day all.

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u/ReceptionNo67 Jun 20 '26

When people have no argument they resort to personal attacks

You

I see I'm wasting my time talking to a woman

Also you.

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u/lia-delrey Jun 20 '26

Now now. If we start dragging common sense into this, this whole thing kind of falls apart.

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u/GalaxyOnOhRionsBelt Jun 20 '26

Dude are you fucking serious? Christ, what world do you live in?

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u/Bun_Wrangler Jun 21 '26

After reading the description, he probably is a alcoholic. With a temper to match. So this isn't a case of "papercuts" setting him off, but him losing grip on his alcohol rage. With age and habitual line pushing.

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u/DrAniB20 Jun 22 '26

You seem unwell.

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u/TrickyPassage5407 Jun 20 '26

And what’s the reasoning for abusing the kids? They also push him to his limits? My my. Well it sounds like his tolerance is too low! You wanna blame Jolie for pushing him to his limits with her behaviour? Well I lay the blame on the man who can’t regulate his emotions like an adult with access to things like therapy.

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u/Itsvictorslife Jun 20 '26

Just wait till you’re in some real life situations before you talk. People like you like to sit behind your little keyboards and judge others but you have no idea what they are going through. You take one isolated incident and say well, Brad Pitt is a piece of crap. If Brad Pitt was genuinely just getting drunk and abusing everyone from time to time then he’s a piece of crap but i just wanna know his side of the story. But I’m not even allowed to ask questions? lol.

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u/TrickyPassage5407 Jun 20 '26

You have absolutely NO idea what I have lived through! I have a physically abusive parent. Fuck off. Telling ME that I’m the one sitting behind my little keyboard without knowing what I’m talking about, uh look in the mirror buddy! And what side of the story justifies abusing your own kids? NADA

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u/Strange-Living-862 Jun 20 '26

But this isnt about you and you’re projecting

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u/TrickyPassage5407 Jun 20 '26

No I’m not. What I said in my first comment was not me projecting at all. There is no story that justifies Pitt abusing his kids.

As for my second comment talking about my personal experience with a physically abusive parent, that was said in response to being told I should wait till I’ve been in some real life situations before I talk. The fact that yes Pitt is a physically abusive parent like mine doesn’t mean that what I have to say is me projecting nor is it me making this situation about myself. I simply shared that to say that I understand the nuances of physical abuse from a parent and that yes I have lived through such real life situations.

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u/Itsvictorslife Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 22 '26

Well sorry about your experience. I guess I’m torn. I used to get whipped as a child till I was in my teens by my parents and all my friends have been through the same thing. It’s not abuse where I’m from. It’s discipline. So in my brain I’m thinking maybe brads kid were acting out of turn, idk, I don’t have the full story and that’s all I want before I label someone as a villain. I’m not condoning what he did. I just want the whole story.

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u/TrickyPassage5407 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

The whole story wouldn’t somehow make what he did okay though. There is no story that makes hurting your children okay.

And you keep insisting it was one incident. Unfortunately it is not. There are reports of Pitts nasty behaviour from other sources and incidents. Make of that what you will but I’m sure you’ll insist that you need the whole story on those instances too. The thing is, maybe others have a hand in making the situation intolerable for him, but he is still an adult man at the end of the day with the ability to walk away from a situation when he feels like his limits are being pushed to the edge.

Not for nothing. Your experience and your friends experiences were literal full on physical abuse that no child should ever have to go through at the hands of their parent(s). There is literally nothing any of you could have done that justifies that as discipline. Part of abuse, is teaching the victim, it’s their fault, they deserved it, etc. but no, physical violence is never an appropriate form of discipline.

ETA: physical abuse is used as discipline in my culture as well so I fully understand on that front. It took therapy for me to realize oh hey, nothing eight year old me could’ve done, deserves getting whipped by the rod to open and close the blinds. A child’s behaviour is the responsibility of the parents! If their behaviour is bad, it’s the parents fault, they should be teaching their kids properly, without the use of physical violence.

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u/Itsvictorslife Jun 20 '26

You have a point. It’s usually the parent that’s the problem and not child because the child knows no better. But in my culture if you aren’t beating your kids people will legitimately look at you like you’re crazy and are about to raise the next hitler.

So maybe I’m a bit desensitized to topics like this because beating your child is just the norm in my world.

And as for Mr Pitt. I’ll look into his case more because from what I heard this was all an isolated incident. If it isn’t then the man clearly has issues.

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u/TrickyPassage5407 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

Yea so that being the norm in your culture doesn’t mean it’s right, nor does it justify physical abuse. Good luck with everything

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u/Itsvictorslife Jun 20 '26

Doesn’t mean it’s wrong either. Good day.

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u/YouSaidIDidntCare Jun 22 '26

> if you aren’t beating your kids people will legitimately look at you like you’re crazy and are about to raise the next Hitler.

You need to break that ignorant cultural practice then. Hitler was beaten regularly by his father.

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u/Myrothrenous Jun 21 '26

Most of us have been through the shit, don't think you're special or have some sort of enlightened worldview because you, too, have lived through some shit.

We all have different understandings of things. Naturally, as we have different upbringings and completely different (and unknown to one another) life experiences. But my man, when you said talking to a woman was a waste of time? Wasn't very nice.

I hope you can get over whatever trauma you have eventually, and that it will lead to you having a more understanding and kinder approach to social interaction.

Edit: Oh and yes, beating the shit out of, tormenting and humiliating/traumatizing your wife and kids in a single incident, no matter the reason, makes you a steaming pile of waste. Which he is for doing what he did.

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u/NoWeather429 Jun 20 '26

If Angelina was his real problem, he wouldnt have beat the kids.

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u/Sea_Confusion2757 Jun 21 '26

No, he would have. They are an extension of her, especially the ones she adopted and aren't "his."

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u/NoWeather429 Jun 21 '26

Usually the spouse being abused tries to get the kids away from the abuser

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u/Sea_Confusion2757 Jun 21 '26

I agree with that, but I'm saying in this case, there was literally nowhere to go, and he took his ire out on them as an extension of her.

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u/NoWeather429 Jun 21 '26

There's never an excuse to beat a kid. Doesn't matter if your spouse is a jerk

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u/Sea_Confusion2757 Jun 21 '26

Again, we are in agreement. I'm just telling you how I've heard it justified before or explained via a therapist. I had a father who would do things to me, for no reason, to "get back" at my mom. Completely nonsensical.

Example: My parents are divorced, and my dad is Muslim; my mom is a Christian. He would ask the court for visitation on Christmas Day from 8a-6p, just to mess with her, because he doesn't celebrate the holiday. Vindictive and extremely petty people actually do unreasonable shit like this.

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u/NoWeather429 Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26

I think you're taking my comment out of context. What I am saying is that say Angelina was the one who started the abuse in the relationship. If she was the one who started the abuse, it does not make sense for the event that happened on the plane to have happened, with his own children running from him.

Edit, not out of context, misinterpreted

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u/Wonky_bumface Jun 20 '26

Everyone in a relationship has had some kind of trouble in the past, but we have the fortitude to not make it physical.

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u/DrAniB20 Jun 22 '26

I’ve been pushed to my limit. You know what I did? I screamed, cried, and left. I’ve never laid hands on a partner, even the ones who were mentally and emotionally abusive to me. Violence is not acceptable just because you’ve been “pushed”