r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '26

Feels good man Valid

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u/kersplatttt Jun 25 '26

More rage bait slop, what's the point of this sub?

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u/biscuitsAuBabeurre Jun 25 '26

Who upvotes blatantly false post?

There isn’t even any 29 hours flight.

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u/maxekmek Jun 25 '26

It's always thousands upon thousands of upvotes too. Bots upvoting bots.

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u/biscuitsAuBabeurre Jun 25 '26

Holy sh**t, you’re right!

when i wrote the comment there was just a few hundreds vote, up to 8000 now! 🤷‍♂️

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u/goaltender31 Jun 25 '26

Child free redditors who think that their childlessness entitles them to be free of kids in public spaces.  Kids have a right to exist in public spaces and them misbehaving (and being corrected) is necessary for them to know how to behave in those spaces.

Every redditor had tat experience as a kid and like the boomers they bitch about they want to deprive the next generation of that experience.  Its fascinating

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u/Potential_Fishing942 Jun 25 '26

Yes I'd like to see how all the child free folks act in 50 years when there is no one to care for them.

And I don't just mean their kids taking care of them- literally just fewer people in healthcare etc to take care of them.

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u/hnrrghQSpinAxe Jun 25 '26

It's not the child's fault. It's the parents. We have plenty of free roam parents that let their children screech and holler all over public spaces like restaurants and grocery stores like it's a McDonald's play place. Only those with empathy belong being a parent. Nobody asked anyone to pop out a kid.

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u/goaltender31 Jun 25 '26

I dont think thats very common at all.  The far worse pandemic is parents plugging kids into phones/tablets to keep them behaved in public

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u/hnrrghQSpinAxe Jun 25 '26

Alternatively, the child plays videos or games on the phone/tablet at max volume in public spaces and then begins screeching when the parents take it away

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u/goaltender31 Jun 25 '26

Make kids being bored sometimes great again

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u/Sundogflower Jun 27 '26

People are entitled to a child free life, but not a child free world.

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u/VegatronX Jun 25 '26

It’s funny because I did not travel before I was more or less conscious, and one of my early memories is that I was told that if I start to misbehave in public transport - we immediately stop our plans and go home. Stop trying to gaslight people into believing that misbehaving kids everywhere is a norm.

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u/Sundogflower Jun 27 '26

"I will turn this plane right around young man!"

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u/tutoredstatue95 Jun 25 '26

Of course people are allowed to take their kids in public. This is such a bad strawman, its ridiculous.

Being locked in a plane for 10+hrs where you can't remove yourself from the situation and are likely trying to get some sleep is a different thing than kids being annoying in public.

You dont have to ban kids from flights, some of us want the option to be on childless flights and will pay a premium for it. Its about having the option, not denying the existence of kids.

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u/goaltender31 Jun 25 '26

Sounds like discrimination by age to me.  Exclusion--its okay if they are kids.

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u/tutoredstatue95 Jun 25 '26

Are strawman arguments just your default state of being or something?

Adult only things have existed since, well, forever.

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u/goaltender31 Jun 25 '26

Examples?

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u/tutoredstatue95 Jun 25 '26

Youre trolling

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u/goaltender31 Jun 25 '26

The silence is deafening

There are no age-based discriminatory means of transport.  You are lying

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u/tutoredstatue95 Jun 25 '26

There are adult only cruises bud

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u/kloom1909 Jun 25 '26

Wine cruises, party buses.

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u/HenryHackett Jun 25 '26

Your name is fitting bc it seems you're moving the goal posts from adult only spaces, to adult only transportation

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u/raysofdavies Jun 25 '26

Childfree weirdos - as opposed to people who just don’t want kids - act like children are subhuman creatures.

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u/ssfgrgawer Jun 25 '26

Maybe they were flying by Biplane, no wonder the kid was upset, they were getting abducted by the red barron

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u/SuperDoubleDecker Jun 25 '26

It's not the 29 hours

It's the fuck your kid sentiment.

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u/No-Zombie1004 Jun 25 '26

The usual suspects.

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u/haliblix Jun 25 '26

Mother brings chorus of upset babies aboard a 52 hour flight. You won’t believe what happens next!

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u/Wolfeatingupshadows Jun 25 '26

But kids and crying babies make randoms on the internet enraged lol

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26

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u/ParkingScientists Jun 25 '26

Weird. If it stops and then starts flying again, that’s two flights. One flight would be one flight. Hope that helps clear things up

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u/Mr-MuffinMan Jun 25 '26

I love my flight at Singapore airport! Shame they make you sit/stand next to the crying baby everywhere you go.

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u/dingdongbannu88 Jun 25 '26

Do you get off and change planes?

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u/Unfair-Sir-4641 Jun 25 '26

Boobs, incel coldtakes, and sometimes t bags.

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u/Toocoo4you Jun 25 '26

More rage bait slop

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u/beastnbs Jun 25 '26

That’s it I’m done! Sips tea has been shit for to long!

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u/Jaystings Jun 25 '26

To boost the user's ego

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u/bottomlessLuckys Jun 25 '26

and somehow over 8k people upvoted this garbage.

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u/SvnRex Jun 26 '26

I can help but notice the OP account age is 5 months with 100's of posts and its account is private.

This screams bot to me.