Here is the video:

https://twitter.com/i/status/1141521191913443328


This is an extension of our ongoing corporal punishment discussion, but I think this is also pretty awful way to raise a kid even without laying a hand on the child.

The divergence of the responses on twitter saddens me. For some people to think this is not only okay but funny?!? SMH.

I wish someone could do the deep dive evaluation on folks who co-sign and don't co-sign this ish.

Poll question: Am I soft AF, or is it horrible treating Mickey like this?

Poll result (31 votes) You soft. Ain't no big deal. It's funny even. (15 votes) Vote Nah, you right. That's traumatizing. (16 votes) Vote "I was _____, and I turned out fine!" (0 votes) Vote

>Here is the video:
>
>https://twitter.com/i/status/1141521191913443328
>
>
>This is an extension of our ongoing corporal punishment
>discussion, but I think this is also pretty awful way to raise
>a kid even without laying a hand on the child.
>
>The divergence of the responses on twitter saddens me. For
>some people to think this is not only okay but funny?!? SMH.
>
>I wish someone could do the deep dive evaluation on folks who
>co-sign and don't co-sign this ish.
>
>


"Get ready....for your blessing....."
"Bury me by my Grand-Grand and when you can come follow me"

I am a bit torn. My boys see other kids and even parents acting wild (we watched this dad damn near cus his 4 year old out walking down the street) and they look at them like Aliens and don't understand it.

I am glad they recognize bad behavior, I am worried about them being not able to handle it when it comes at them.

I feel like they need to see enough of it to recognize it's wrong and be prepared to knock it down when it comes there way.



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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

as they get older....
We already see a marked difference in many of our daughters classmates just based on how their parents parent.

>I am a bit torn. My boys see other kids and even parents
>acting wild (we watched this dad damn near cus his 4 year old
>out walking down the street) and they look at them like Aliens
>and don't understand it.
>
>I am glad they recognize bad behavior, I am worried about them
>being not able to handle it when it comes at them.
^^^^^This^^^^^ This is what the biggest concern is along with how that may adversely affect the overall learning environment


>I feel like they need to see enough of it to recognize it's
>wrong and be prepared to knock it down when it comes there
>way.




"Get ready....for your blessing....."
"Bury me by my Grand-Grand and when you can come follow me"

Sometimes kids aren’t hungry.

What they actually did or the fact that they filmed and posted it to the whole world.

All of it was completely unnecessary, but posting it so you can go viral just sucks, your kids don't need that.

with dogs I thought it was funny.

Doing that to a kids is too much. I though the kid looked scared and confused as hell. I mean people laughing while its happening.

I am not expert, so who knows if this will cause issues.

"Do what I want/say or I will beat something u care about?"

or

"Don't end up like Mickey"?

sick.sad.world

He tried to make Micky eat just before he beat him.

Thankfully the kid is almost certainly too young to read it that way.

The message the kid got was "Dad is scary. I don't like him." And he'll remember that message for the rest of his life.

a three year old might get the joke(?), not an infant. Alas, yet another bad parent.

every time he eats

what's he gonna do when that kid begins to speak up to defend him/herself? if he can't handle the kid now........

This is gross

That kid develops an eating disorder

and/or is the lunchroom bully beating up kids for their tastykakes

...with extreme violence.

"Do as you're told, or..." *pow*

It's pretty fucked-up on a deep level.

when it didn’t get the results he expected.

>when it didn’t get the results he expected.

This wasn’t the first time he’s done this, this has been practiced. Kid is now conditioned

nm

..you wonder what stuff he doesn't film for the world to see.

*pow*

Kid: *eats food*

Kid (a few months later): https://img-9gag-fun.9cache.com/photo/am2VK6y_460swp.webp

It's the second one I've seen.

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/tanyachen/parents-beating-toddlers-stuffed-animals-viral-videos-dad-po

Not everyone should have kids. It takes some time to learn how much everything matters but you need a bunch of vision to recognize mistakes. Merica for sure and earthlings in general are far too in love with their ways.

>Here is the video:
>
>https://twitter.com/i/status/1141521191913443328
>
>
>This is an extension of our ongoing corporal punishment
>discussion, but I think this is also pretty awful way to raise
>a kid even without laying a hand on the child.
>
>The divergence of the responses on twitter saddens me. For
>some people to think this is not only okay but funny?!? SMH.
>
>I wish someone could do the deep dive evaluation on folks who
>co-sign and don't co-sign this ish.
>
>

My sister is over and she wanted Auntie and was wild tired
So
I picked her up, and walked her through the house
And then we commandoed around corners like soldiers
The we changed into bed clothes to huge cheers
And then we told everyone night night.
Tried the food again, still no good, encouraged her that it’s ok to not want something and that I hear her
And then put her to bed

All kids want to know is that they’re safe and loved.
I can’t imagine the limited range of a man that can only show fear and intimidation.

That looks like terrible fucking parenting to me. Good gracious.

Yesterday when I looked at the poll it was like 10 (blue) to 1 (red).