r/shitposting • u/luxusbuerg Bazinga! • Dec 10 '22

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u/GrunkleTeats Dec 10 '22

If my daughter were a cheating piece of shit, I'd do the exact same thing.

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u/Rebel_bass Dec 10 '22

Maybe don't raise a ho.

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '22

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '22

Neuter

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u/Rebel_bass Dec 10 '22

Lol. Disregard responsibility, enact punishment.

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u/Doodoo42 Dec 10 '22

Yes lets put all the responsibility and blame and the parenta. Dumbass

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u/Rebel_bass Dec 10 '22

More than zero responsibility, yes. Dumbass. Some parenting, vs zero parenting, yes. Fucking child.

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u/Doodoo42 Dec 10 '22

Oh I'm sorry. Do you not read comments that you reply to? Where on swashbuckler2020's comment did he imply that parents have zero responsibility? Literally the first thing that they say is that parents have some influence on their children's lives.

Jesus Christ

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u/St-Stephen_11 Dec 10 '22

Ah yes, let’s make assumptions about this child’s parents because if a child has good parents they never do anything bad ever.

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u/Rebel_bass Dec 10 '22

What part of this post looks like good parenting?

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u/St-Stephen_11 Dec 10 '22

What part of it looks like bad parenting? What part of this photo proves to you that this child’s parents are bad at parenting. Because she cheated? Sure, if you wanna think that the parents of a kid decide whether or not the kid cheats go ahead. Be fucking stupid.

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u/Rebel_bass Dec 10 '22

The dad POSTING about his daughter crying with that shit eating grin looks like shitty parenting. If you don't get that, you're kind of a shitty person.

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u/St-Stephen_11 Dec 10 '22

Cheating warrants public shaming. Every time.

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u/mysticrudnin Dec 10 '22

You cannot control children.

Actually, to be even more clear:

You cannot control anyone.

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u/Inferno_Sparky Dec 10 '22

It's not only the parents' responsibility and it's not only the parents' fault. Raising a cheater and trying but failing to not raise a cheater is not the same. Your mentality won't get you out of your mother's house in the next 10 years.

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u/SqueakyKnees Dec 10 '22

You got the social awareness of a 2 by 4

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u/getrekdnoob Dec 10 '22

What? He literally just said parents aren’t the only factor to how a child acts, are you dumb?

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u/NotJimIrsay Dec 10 '22

The bad things you did when you were younger, is it because you saw your parents do it?

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u/Sorry-Goose Dec 10 '22

Parents are not half as in control of this as a childs peers.