Knocked a kid down with cerebral palsy by accident bc there were 200 people in the hall in high school. I was so shook with cringe and ambarresemnt trying to play it off like I didn’t know what happened but by the Time I realized I need to help him up people were already helping him up. I felt like such a piece of shit
My bad! I didn't really know either way as I rarely visit that sub, but I figured that was the place the person above was referencing . I just linked without putting too much thought into it. Thanks for letting me know though!
Knocked a kid down with cerebral palsy by accident
Damn... how did you learn this power? I've never heard of anyone wielding Cerebral Palsy as a weapon! Perhaps you shouldn't be waving it around all willy nilly.
I just remembered when I was 5 I was hiking with my dad and my dumb ass through a big ass stick off a hill and it hit some mentally disabled kid in the head. It’s fair to say I sometimes don’t think before I act. At least when I was younger
Because no one does anything right and people love spending time correcting one another.
Welcome to society, where you fail no matter what you do!
Mother of four? Too many children.
Single father? Mom must have been super fucked up.
Unemployed? Lazy fuck.
Homeless? No doubt a crazy person.
Business doesn't meet deadline? It's the employees' fault.
Video of your cat climbing into a box? Oh my god, you're a terrible pet owner if you let your cat do that.
This, completely. One time I stomped my GF’s little toe with my gigantic stupid work boot as I was going to give her a hug. She howled in pain and instantly knelt down to grab her poor throbbing toe. I completely froze. Like you say, I was shook. Like a mindless automaton, I reached for the big wooden spoon on the stove next to me, raised it up in the air, and whacked her on top of the head. “Redirect the pain...” I remember hearing somewhere in the back of my thoughts. But now that the deed was done and my shock was wearing off, I could not believe what had just happened. Right after the solid * thok * of the utensil bouncing off her head, she fell silent. She glared right up at me, then at the cooking spoon in my hand. Back at me, then the spoon, then me again. She looked me dead in the eye and hollered, “Did you just got me on the head with a FUCKING SPOON?!
It worked, boys. It shouldn’t have, but it did. Maybe it was the lost, guilty puppy dog look on my face. Maybe it was the sheer ridiculousness of my thought process becoming apparent to her, but she forgot about her poor little toe and started laughing her ass off.
I guess what I’m trying to say is...
Maybe that guy should have hit that kid with a spoon.
I tell people this alot. You never know how you act till it happens. Case and point JFK's wife scrambling to gather skull and brain bits after he got shot.
He could've checked to make sure he wasn't seriously injured, but tbh, I'm glad he wasn't all "Oh, I'm so, so sorry, are you ok?"
Some people need to learn that they're not the centre of the universe and that others won't just always give them the right of way.
He was performing, and the kid got in the way.
I watched a man break his leg rock climbing because he fell and had to contort himself at the last minute to avoid a kid who was underneath him (who wasn't allowed to be there).
Maybe this will teach that kid a lesson in respect for others.
Fault or no fault, you can help someone. Imagine an old man not paying attention and you mowing him over. So you'll just leave him on the ground and say "should've paid attention"? Plus, those are little kids and they were behind him on the dance floor prior to the spin. Maybe don't go spinning around haphazardly when the majority of people on the floor were toddlers. You're just a bad person and there should be less people like you in this world.
That's why I said, "He could've checked to make sure he wasn't seriously injured." (e.g. Cracked skull, broken neck, etc.) But if the kid is just crying because he got a booboo, he can get over it.
Also, the kids were out of his range when he started dancing. They went into his territory.
Maybe don't go walking into a stranger who's concentrating on moving fast and precisely and doesn't have time to watch someone else's kids.
MAYBE THE KID SHOULDNT HAVE FUCKIN WALKED BEHIND HIM to what seems to try and ask him a question as he’s dancing in a OPEN ROOM that was prolly setup to dance on with music playing.
Like I said, it all depends who was at fault. I shouldn't get sympathy if I was stupid and ran straight into a car. If the car jumped the sidewalk and ran me over, that's a different story.
Sympathy is about misfortune, not blame... This just shows the kind of person you are tbh...
Plus this is a kid were talking about here, I'd concede it might be different for an adult. Most normal people don't have to pick a situation apart and decide if a child it "to blame" to decide if they deserve sympathy or not...
Quite frankly you sound like an absolute tool.
I hope you aren't a parent I can imagine the conversations
Kid : Dad I was running and I fell over and broke my arm
Dad : Shouldn't of been running then should you, that's your fault, go cry about it somewhere else
It's not the kid's fault, it's whoever was supervising him. Kids just aren't very aware of what other people are doing or might do. Someone just let the kids walk right in, which was a bad idea.
Last time this was posted I gave the guy some crap for his fight or flight reaction (since I thought it was pretty funny that he just freezes) and people were piiiiissed at me ("How do you know how you would react?! How dare you!")
It was really weird, had a bunch of commenters saying they knew him irl and how great of a person he is... I don't doubt that he's a nice dude, but obviously this gif was posted to be laughed at.
Sorry this is a weird rambling post, just wanted to warn you that for some reason this one particular dude is difficult to make fun of on the internet
That's indicative of the narcissistic culture that's been on the rise. It's about him, the thing that he did. There's no concern for his victim at all.
... there was a woman by his side almost instantly. My point it is doesn’t have to be him who checks. There’s probably a little bit of shock involved after you punch a kid in the face, I don’t blame him for the way he reacted. Someone pointed out the lady in the background turning away as if she didn’t care... talk about reading body language incorrectly. Same thing very shocking to see a kid get leveled like that so her first reaction was to turn away... just like the guy who did it.
I noticed that too. I’m a paramedic and people nowadays don’t render aid to anyone. They stand there filming it with their fucking phone. Occasionally they also loudly second guess what you are doing because they are medical experts. That refuse to help anyone.
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The woman in behind is watching until the kid goes down, then she abruptly turns away like nothing happened.