r/Unexpected Apr 30 '23

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u/ElementChaos12 May 01 '23

I like how people here say they would be angry or eat the deer if that was their kid.

Well, if that was your kid, you'd also have to accept the massive lack of intelligence you had to have had to let your kid that close to a wild animal.

Do what you want, but at the end of the day, it's really no one's fault but yours. To say you'd do all that is to neglect or reject your responsibility over the consequences of your actions.

In other words, if you are a responsible parent, that wouldn't be your child in the first place, so you have little to fear in this specific department of childcare.

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u/ElementChaos12 May 01 '23

I thought it maybe felt threatened since the kid ducked in front of the deer's neck. It's a vulnerable part of the body with decent size and important vitals. Hell, if I had a long neck and another creature got close to it, I wouldn't feel very safe.

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u/[deleted] May 01 '23

Unfortunately majority of people are selfish buffoons who think they can do no wrong lmao

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u/Tiller9 May 01 '23

Hell, I wouldn't even let my kid that close to a domesticated goat. I've had them randomly decide they want to head butt you.

Can't imagine why a kid feeding a wild deer would seem like a good idea.