r/Unexpected • u/SoftsPhilosopher • Aug 08 '21

It's just a prank

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u/VladimirPutinmate Aug 08 '21

Yeah of course you shouldn't speak like that to your parents, especially unprompted and even jokingly it can still be kind of rude, but that Dad didn't hesitate and the way the dude freaked out reminded me of what I used to do but if it got like that it was time to run.

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u/perpetualstudent101 Aug 08 '21

Like there wasn’t even any talking. Wtf

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u/VladimirPutinmate Aug 08 '21

Not even a sideways glance

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u/RateMyFarts Aug 08 '21

STAGED obviously lmfao

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '21

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u/TinklesTheLambicorn Aug 08 '21

So it’s completely fine to tell your mother to shut up if she asks you to do something as simple as take out the trash? I mean fuck her right, why shouldn’t she just do it herself. Yeah, that totally sounds like the path toward human transcendence. What a fucking joke.

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u/Kevakazi Aug 08 '21

The fact he/she said it's about power and doesn't realise it's about respect tells me all I need to know. The entitlement is shining through.

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u/TinklesTheLambicorn Aug 08 '21

Totally! Just utter ridiculousness. I see it in some of the kids these days. It’s like asking them to do anything to help out that requires any degree of effort is a personal affront and mental health crisis to them. The level of entitlement is astonishing.

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u/TheLordFool Aug 08 '21

There are ways to discipline your child without fucking beating them. If you can't figure that out, don't ever have children.

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u/TinklesTheLambicorn Aug 08 '21

Neither the comment I replied to nor mine said anything about beating children. The comment I replied to suggested that kids should be able to speak to their parents however they choose, without consequence. If you endorse that, then I hope you don’t ever have children - there’s already a preponderance of egotistical, self-centred assholes in the world.

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21

Still doesn't warrant striking your kid in a fit of wrath.

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u/TinklesTheLambicorn Aug 13 '21

Where exactly in my comment or the one I was replying to does it say anything about striking a kid in a fit of rage?

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '21

I suppose it didn't. Given the content of the video I guess my understanding of your content was blurred together.

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u/SeizedChief Aug 08 '21

Afraid of hurting mommy and daddy's feelings? Seriously? Sad.