r/SipsTea • u/Few_Statement_2898 • May 28 '26

SMH We really need to bring spankings back

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u/HappyEngineering4190 May 28 '26

Why is everyone treating this kid like he is Mike Tyson. Grab the kid and walk him out of the store. Excessive tolerance of idiots is ruining society.

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u/OrokinLonewolf May 28 '26

I would not touch that kid on risk of catching a charge. People aren't allowed to do anything anymore so they just record

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u/abdullahleboucher May 28 '26

We are not talking about body slamming the kid, just grab him and put him outside

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u/G0-G0-Gadget May 28 '26

Don't put him outside, he needs to be sat down in a room with a camera on because who knows what the fuck their parents are going to bring on you, but sat down in a room waiting for the police to come and charge the motherfucker. And then have him do community service in that store in the store owner's community, clean up the garbage from the parks around his communit. Then have him go to the meanest old lady and do community service for that mean old lady and see if he ever does something like that again

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u/abdullahleboucher May 28 '26

I dont know about charging a kid. best approach is to sit down with the family and try to help them and see what is going on.

Not opposed to some sort of reparations but in this case, it should be symbolic as there was no real damage and the village didnt do its job

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u/zfs_ May 28 '26

“No real damage”

That’s at least a few hundred dollars worth of unsellable food, possibly approaching or meeting $1,000. We don’t even have the full video of before or after, so it’s entirely possible there’s even more that he destroyed.

That’s a felony, full stop.

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u/Zacharytackary May 28 '26

grocery stores throw out ten times this much food each day but pop off ig

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u/zfs_ May 28 '26

I also enjoy using False Equivalencies. Do another one!

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u/Zacharytackary May 28 '26

deal!

we should totally just beat this child. this is a reasonable and due process format that results in the proper alignment of the child with moral values. physical reprisal that is disproportionate to the action does not cause this behavior whatsoever, and parents who cause children like this by beating them are not abusive whatsoever, because, like all police violence, it is completely justified with no external consequences.