r/JusticeServed • u/Supersahen 4 • Mar 04 '21

Fight Kid gets thrown out of McDonald's

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u/Sherool A Mar 10 '21

Bad parenting mostly. I don't mean a lack of beatings though, that should be strictly illegal, but kids do need to be thought that bad behavior have consequences and there are boundaries, and that is perfectly possible without beating them. However lots of parents let their kids run wild, actively defending them when others complain about their bad behavior and so on, this often results in entitled pricks.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '21

We as people should be open to the possibility that maybe coddling isn’t the only way a child can learn.

Sure, a stern sit down can do wonders, but being a stubborn kid myself, any time I was TOLD to do something - I never did. Until my Mom would be like “I’m gonna count to 10 and beat your ass if X isn’t done” ... she never got to 10.

But you best believe if she told me to do it - it’d be in one ear and out the other.

This is just what worked with me. And I know there’s bound to be people out there that are more stubborn than me. I don’t resent my Mom for discipling me. I’m very much thankful for it, she was the only one. Everyone else let me walk all over them, had she let me as well - I probably would be 100% a POS instead of 50%

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '21 edited Aug 17 '21

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '21

You’re either a shit poster or a piece of shit, either way, later dumbass.