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Thread: Dad makes his son run a mile to school for BULLYING [father of the year]

post 1545657891 03-06-2018, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
I literally can't get past this point, it's too funny to me and if we had it your way we'd just revert back to pre-industrial times. Kids are pussies because their parents drive them to school? What's the cut-off for not being a pussy? Like if they live 10 miles from school, should they run then, too? 5 miles? 2 miles? What's your acceptable cut-off for kids not being pussies by graciously accepting rides from their parents or the school bus?

The fact that you can't see why one kid being singled out by his dad and being forced to run in the rain to school while everyone else is being driven, and then arriving at school soaking wet is punishment is hilarious. Like you're trying so hard to appear tough and rugged and it really just comes off as a huge toolbag.
I think empathy is the most important lesson of all for children who bully and I do not believe this form of punishment will teach this child this at all.
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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
I literally can't get past this point, it's too funny to me and if we had it your way we'd just revert back to pre-industrial times. Kids are pussies because their parents drive them to school? What's the cut-off for not being a pussy? Like if they live 10 miles from school, should they run then, too? 5 miles? 2 miles? What's your acceptable cut-off for kids not being pussies by graciously accepting rides from their parents or the school bus?

The fact that you can't see why one kid being singled out by his dad and being forced to run in the rain to school while everyone else is being driven, and then arriving at school soaking wet is punishment is hilarious. Like you're trying so hard to appear tough and rugged and it really just comes off as a huge toolbag.
He has to flex those e-muscles because the entire world knows that England is full of pussies and cucks.
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123⏩
I think empathy is the most important lesson of all for children who bully and I do not believe this form of punishment will teach this child this at all.
YOU WERE LITERALLY JUST SAYING THAT THIS ISN'T EVEN REALLY PUNISHMENT:don't see the big deal running in the rain...if that's punishment then we truly are in the soyboy generation now.

Do you even know what your thoughts on this matter are?
I think you're some pedantic, pseudo-scientific bro with a psychology degree most likely who likes to argue minute details on the internet.
Per the above: clearly these are not minute details since you went from:

"Not punishment...damn soyboys SMH"
"You're a soyboy for thinking this is punishment"
"I think empathy is the most important lesson of all for children who bully and I do not believe this form of punishment will teach this child this at all."

Good lord, you're just too much.
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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
The fact that you can't see why one kid being singled out by his dad and being forced to run in the rain to school while everyone else is being driven, and then arriving at school soaking wet is punishment is hilarious. Like you're trying so hard to appear tough and rugged and it really just comes off as a huge toolbag.
he has a raincoat on, he's fine to run/walk to school one mile like this. it's fine to do this in perpetuity, much more than 1 mile is too far tho.

what other questions do you have?
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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
YOU WERE LITERALLY JUST SAYING THAT THIS ISN'T EVEN REALLY PUNISHMENT:don't see the big deal running in the rain...if that's punishment then we truly are in the soyboy generation now.

Do you even know what your thoughts on this matter are?



Per the above: clearly these are not minute details since you went from:

"Not punishment...damn soyboys SMH"
"You're a soyboy for thinking this is punishment"
"I think empathy is the most important lesson of all for children who bully and I do not believe this form of punishment will teach this child this at all."

Good lord, you're just too much.
shut up you stinker

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Originally Posted By AltarOfPlagues⏩
he has a raincoat on, he's fine to run/walk to school one mile like this. it's fine to do this in perpetuity, much more than 1 mile is too far tho.

what other questions do you have?
I never said he's not fine to do any of this. I am claiming that this IS punishment, and people coming in here saying "I used to play in the rain with my bros all the time as a kid!!" are egregiously missing the point while looking like giant idiots in the process.
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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
I never said he's not fine to do any of this. I am claiming that this IS punishment, and people coming in here saying "I used to play in the rain with my bros all the time as a kid!!" are egregiously missing the point while looking like giant idiots in the process.
No one is debating it being punishment...

but people are debating whether its fitting punishment or what this punishment says about the lack of discipline in kids today.

You're just crying about minute details and missing the point.

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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
I never said he's not fine to do any of this. I am claiming that this IS punishment, and people coming in here saying "I used to play in the rain with my bros all the time as a kid!!" are egregiously missing the point while looking like giant idiots in the process.
of course is punishment. that's why his dad made this (very *******y) video. he's (i think) trying to show that the bus ride is a privilege.

whole point of the exercise is to punish bullying.

hurrr durrr im punishing my misbehaving kids, please like and subscribe.

"ironically his behavior's improved". not sure if guy's retarded or nah
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[QUOTE=DirtyDon123 post_id=1545658361]No one is debating it being punishment...

but people are debating whether its fitting punishment or what this punishment says about the lack of discipline in kids today.

You're just crying about minute details and missing the point.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/ms5cKRT.gif[img][/QUOTE]Let me quote you verbatim:

[QUOTE]Used to play football in the rain etc for 90 minutes all the time at that age, don't see the big deal running in the rain...[b]if that's punishment then we truly are in the soyboy generation now[/b].[/QUOTE]You don't see how this statement STRONGLY SUGGESTS you don't see this as punishment but rather we're all "soyboys" for seeing it as such?
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Lol at making a video to put on the internet. That dad is the problem.

Also since when is bullying a bad thing? Serious. It is a way to toughen up kids and weed out the cucks.

Finally, that is not a punishment, that is good exercise.
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123⏩
I think empathy is the most important lesson of all for children who bully and I do not believe this form of punishment will teach this child this at all.
DirtyDon: kids today r puzzies!

mynameisuntz: <insert rational response>

DirtyDon: I meant it's not empathetic!! That's it! Ignore what I said earlier! Now I don't like it for an entirely different reason!


... and, once again, with this new reason, you're just as wrong with it as you were with the old one. A 10-year old kid is emotionally undeveloped and there is a time and place for empathy, but there are also times when they need a kick in the pants.

Clearly your parents never took this approach with you and now look at you. No parent would ever want their young boy to grow up as clearly miserable, stupid and know-it-ally as you are. Talk about a parent's worst nightmare.
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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
Let me quote you verbatim:



You don't see how this statement STRONGLY SUGGESTS you don't see this as punishment but rather we're all "soyboys" for seeing it as such?
My point is it says a lot about the lack of discipline in kids today.
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Yeah then don't be surprised when the kid grows up and kills his father .
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Originally Posted By JUSA⏩
DirtyDon: kids today r puzzies!

mynameisuntz: <insert rational response>

DirtyDon: I meant it's not empathetic!! That's it! Ignore what I said earlier! Now I don't like it for an entirely different reason!


... and, once again, with this new reason, you're just as wrong with it as you were with the old one. A 10-year old kid is emotionally undeveloped and there is a time and place for empathy, but there are also times when they need a kick in the pants.

Clearly your parents never took this approach with you and now look at you. No parent would ever want their young boy to grow up as clearly miserable, stupid and know-it-ally as you are. Talk about a parent's worst nightmare.
You are so mean!
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123⏩
My point is it says a lot about the lack of discipline in kids today.
My point is you don't have a point because you're literally saying mutually exclusive things throughout this thread. One second, it's not punishment because we're a bunch of soyboys who need to toughen up. The next, it's too harsh and we need more empathy and suddenly the soyboys have it right.

But then when you get called on it, well it just means that person is clearly a soyboy pseudointellectual.

Got it. Strong UK education.
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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
My point is you don't have a point because you're literally saying mutually exclusive things throughout this thread. One second, it's not punishment because we're a bunch of soyboys who need to toughen up. The next, it's too harsh and we need more empathy and suddenly the soyboys have it right.

But then when you get called on it, well it just means that person is clearly a soyboy pseudointellectual.

Got it. Strong UK education.
When did I say it was too harsh?

What does empathy have to do with soyboys and being right?? Where did I say that?

Just saying running a mile in the rain isn't going to teach him a valuable lesson about treating others decently imo, plus it's too inefficient a punishment for the circumstances imo
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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
My point is you don't have a point because you're literally saying mutually exclusive things throughout this thread. One second, it's not punishment because we're a bunch of soyboys who need to toughen up. The next, it's too harsh and we need more empathy and suddenly the soyboys have it right.

But then when you get called on it, well it just means that person is clearly a soyboy pseudointellectual.

Got it. Strong UK education.
I'm sure his response to your total and complete intellectual take-down of his entire thought process (or lack thereof) will be a .gif of a monkey fainting or a rabbit chewing on lettuce or something. I'm thinking this ones retardation goes well beyond even that of just being from the UK, as if even there he's a pariah, shunned for his idiocy.
Originally Posted By DirtyDon123⏩
When did I say it was too harsh?

What does empathy have to do with soyboys and being right?? Where did I say that?

Just saying running a mile in the rain isn't going to teach him a valuable lesson about treating others decently imo, plus it's too inefficient a punishment for the circumstances imo
Well, look at me - I'm wrong.


... although, I think the monkey fainting after smelling it's own ass-stuck finger would be better.

Instead, he's repeating the already-heavily-debunked crap he's been spewing throughout this. At least that chimp is good for a laugh. Oh well.
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123⏩
When did I say it was too harsh?
You went from "it's not punishment" to "it is punishment." This post made me think your contention with "this form of punishment" is that it's unnecessarily much given the crime, and that a lighter touch is required.
I think empathy is the most important lesson of all for children who bully and I do not believe this form of punishment will teach this child this at all.
Maybe I inferred the "too harsh" piece given that calls for empathy usually imply the lack of empathy being offered is itself harsh.
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I'm sure his response to your total and complete intellectual take-down of his entire thought process (or lack thereof) will be a .gif of a monkey fainting or a rabbit chewing on lettuce or something. I'm thinking this ones retardation goes well beyond even that of just being from the UK, as if even there he's a pariah, shunned for his idiocy.
The UK public school system must be in complete shambles. Must suck not having all that freedom as a kid.
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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
You went from "it's not punishment" to "it is punishment." This post made me think your contention with "this form of punishment" is that it's unnecessarily much given the crime, and that a lighter touch is required.



Maybe I inferred the "too harsh" piece given that calls for empathy usually imply the lack of empathy being offered is itself harsh.
where did I say "it's not punishment" can you quote me?

It's not about a lighter touch (I think a mile isn't suitable in terms of difficulty or lesson) but the right punishment.

You're literally putting words in my mouth now.
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123⏩
where did I say "it's not punishment" can you quote me?
Literally your first post. You're welcome to play an even dumber version of your actual self in an attempt to slip out of your contradictory statements, it's just that it isn't actually going to convince anyone. But feel free.
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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
Literally your first post. You're welcome to play an even dumber version of your actual self to slip out of your contradictory statements, it's just that it isn't actually going to convince anyone. But feel free.
I didn't say that though, I made a point about it being a weak punishment imo and how it reflects badly on todays generation.

quote my first post.
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Originally Posted By TMaC828⏩
He has to flex those e-muscles because the entire world knows that England is full of pussies and cucks.
Man, England really did a number on you. Did some British guy steal yo girl or something? Jesus, England is not that bad.
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123⏩
I didn't say that though, I made a point about it being a weak punishment imo and how it reflects badly on todays generation.

quote my first post.
I just can't, dude. It's been fun running circles around you while you try to squirm your way out of your UK idiocy or whatever, but after lap 2 it's just kind of boring. Best of luck to you, DirtyDon.
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Originally Posted By mynameisuntz⏩
I just can't, dude. It's been fun running circles around you while you try to squirm your way out of your UK idiocy or whatever, but after lap 2 it's just kind of boring. Best of luck to you, DirtyDon.
No you can't because you're wrong imo.

Don't say I've said something, then be unable to quote it because it doesn't exist then harp on about inferring it or thinking it meant this, when I'm telling you what I meant.


I hope you realise how idiotic it is arguing on the misc.
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So he made him more physically fit so he would be more effective at bullying?
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Honestly surprised he had the option to ride a bus to school in the first place, in my school if you lived that close you had to walk, bike, or get driven by a parent, I mean c'mon 1 mile is what like a 12-16 minute walk max.
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Originally Posted By crackersmaker⏩
Honestly surprised he had the option to ride a bus to school in the first place, in my school if you lived that close you had to walk, bike, or get driven by a parent, I mean c'mon 1 mile is what like a 12-16 minute walk max.
a very comfortable mile is 18 minutes, so a 10 year old walkin is about 18 minutes. at airborne shuffle for sure 12 minutes. i can speed walk one in about 12 minutes.
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