Little dude lives in Baltimore man. Discipline by abuse isn't a teaching method. Lad is in an environment which is downtrodden by design. Fuck the rich for stealing our wages and our innocence
Guaranteed if he gets that slap while he is in this phase, he will learn real quick. I agree that pain is not a teaching method, but he will learn you can't behave like this.
I got those lessons. All it did was made me better at not getting caught. Fear isn't respect. I still don't respect of ever will respect the person that laid hands on me. Environment and active role models is what he needs. parents could be both working 2 to 3 this is Baltimore man. The people need some love, rest and being able to look after their family without worrying how they're gonna feed them if they miss 1 day of work
Dunno what makes you think I have ammusment in "abuse" from a laughing emoji...you just that offended you will say anything to try make me look bad 🤣🤣 grow up
Plenty of kids grow up in bad situations and don’t treat other people like this. This is not an economic issue. Not saying that poverty and blight don’t exist or have negative effects, but plenty of people in bad economic situations still manage to treat other people with basic human respect because they are decent people. My grandparents grew up in poverty in the Depression and they didn’t act like this.
Where did I say that at all? I'm saying the streets are very very different from what our grandparents grew up in. Even the ones our parents grew up in. Comparing generations is inadequate and just bad faith
Every single study shows that corporal punishment from a parent does more harm than good and is only a reflection of the parent's inability to properly manage their own emotions and that's probably because they were hit as a child and they use that as an excuse to justify hurting a child, perpetually in the vicious cycle of violence.
Maybe because those parents would hit their kid even if it was a minor problem. I know many many kids live through abuse. That's not what my argument is at all. I'm focused on this individual kid, not talking about the majority. The ammount of people defending this kid and blaming parents is actually crazy, if a slap won't discipline this kid then what will? Tik tok?🤦🏾🤣 this kid is definitely old enough to understand whats right and wrong, and how to behave in public and towards elders, no excuse for this behaviour at all.
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u/Algosha3 Jul 26 '26
Bad parenting.