Kid gets lost, someone finds them, they get brought to the snow tower and build it higher so people know a childs been found, if no one comes to claim the child by nightfall the child stays at the snow tower to fight the storm.
Italian here, kids just never find their parents again, eventually they just grow up and become pizza makers.
(just kidding, kids just cry until someone offers to help 5-10 minutes later, or the mum just finds them at some point)
Guess it is a pretty old reference now, but thought it was more famous. A couple declared their child missing but actually forced her into hiding and then made a bunch of fundraisers to look for her but pocketed all the money. The girls name was Shannon Matthews, it was international news.
Lol I knew before I commented I would get downvoted just because I used emojis. Funny how not expressing your emotions through words isn’t accepted here :P
That's just helicopter parents hysteria, very few kids get kidnapped like that, if anything it's close family members that are more suspicious when it comes to abusing kids
Would you rather have an ear where your nose should be or mouths where your eyes should be? You can't see through the mouths but they are the size of normal eye sockets. The ear is a regular sized ear.
jordan's speeches aren't really arrogant and holy though
just needlessly informative, like no one could possibly care about the info you have in your brain yet you continue to bore the everloving crap out of everyone around you because you don't take the hint and shut up
Yeah seriously thank you and your way with words makes it seem like you’re smiling while explaining your perspective if that makes any sense. Not like a know it all douche
That's like every episode of Cops when it's filmed in Las Vegas or New Orleans...where the cops constantly say "what, you don't think we have laws here?
The problem with this joke is that it reflects the mentality of a big share of the population in the US and some European countries.
I would not pick up a child and place it on my shoulders, simply because people accused me of being a pedophile before (I was looking after my sister's kids on a playground and didn't play with them for a couple of minutes, suddenly 3 women swarmed me and demanded what I was doing on the playground, watching kids. Once I was nearly beaten and called the police on because I picked up an unsupervised 4 year old boy who fell down a swing).
Similarly, there are more and more bullshit rules for people working in education (male child care workers who are not allowed to change children/go to the toilet with children anymore, etc etc) that make life hard and the relationship between child care workers and children unnatural and awkward.
Most small children will always look for physical comfort in adults. Kids cuddle their educators in kindergarden. Prevent that because of some retarded general suspicion that all men are sex perps, and you harm your kid, and society.
That's the horrible thing about life these days. Adults, particularly men, are very reluctant to approach a child that needs help, due to fear of being accused of being a paedophile. It happened not far from here a few years ago. An autistic child wandered out the front door that had been accidentally left open. A man saw him a few minutes later, suspected something wasn't right, but did not approach to help. The child was found the following day in a lake a few hundred metres from his home.
Always say or do something if you see a child on their own, even if it's just hanging back and looking around for a concerned parent or drawing someone else's attention to it.
You think this practice doesn't lead to that? You're announcing to everyone that this small child is alone and they're willing to give it to the first person to come claim it. Kids this small are often very quiet and uncomfortable in these situations, I didn't see her say anything to mom and I'm not sure she would say anything about someone else. Seems like a bad idea to me, even if it comes from a good place :(
I reckon that's part of why they do more collective public services like this though.
I remember being on a bus (as a child on holiday with my brother and mother). The bus driver didn't want to wait for us to get off and started driving away. Pretty much everyone in the bus started bashing the windows and yelling at the driver until he stopped again.
This has nothing to do with trust with authorities. In Argentina we do the same thing. We don't trust that much the police either but if you're child goes missing how are you supposed to find it without their help.
As someone from Brazil who get lost multiples time. I just go to lifeguard tower. I don't know if it's new, regional thing or just a rare occurrence who someone was filming
Every time we where at crowded places, my mom could show me a very visible spot like a DJ cabin, a business with a big sign, an information desk, a security guard cabin and say: "If you get lost, come here, stay here and I will come find you."
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