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post 1545661501 03-06-2018, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted By shesprints
If he were such a good parent, his kid wouldn't have bullied anyone to begin with.
chit logic.

If Charles Manson's parents were any good, he wouldnt have been a despicable human being
If Eric Harris & Dylan Klebold's parents were any good, they wouldnt haver shot up a school
If Timothy McVeigh's parents were any good, he wouldn't have blown up a building

I think you get my point

This dad did the right thing by teaching his little punk of a son that he either treats people right or he runs to school. If he HADN'T done anything, this kid would have grown up to become the school-bully, wreaking havoc on who knows how many high-schoolers who dont want to be put-down, ridiculed, & made fun of, causing all of them to have issues with depression.

Oh and what do you know, he started behaving better. what a coincidence.
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Meanwhile in another car in the neighborhood

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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?
So he should run - fair play to his father I say here!!!
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Originally Posted By uhyeahokay
meanwhile in another car in the neighborhood

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Originally Posted By shesprints
Whoa, who made this about gender?

Or about wild generalizing about "all parents" and "all kids"?

In this case, I see a dad who believes in punishment and public humiliation and can see why his kid would take that lesson the wrong way. But what do I know, I'm not a parent.
Glad you weren't my dad lmao.
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The more I think about it, now this kid is going to be the one getting bullied for being the smelly kid after getting all sweaty and stinky from the run.
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This doesn't teach the kid that what he did was wrong though nor help develop empathy. All this does is demonstrate that having power = being right.
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Dafuq he catching a bus for if he's only a mile away anyway. Laziness.

That being said most parents these days would probably just drive their kid or give them the day off school if they weren't allowed on the bus so good on that Dad.
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Originally Posted By shesprints
If he were such a good parent, his kid wouldn't have bullied anyone to begin with.
Notsureifsrs parents can’t control everything about their kids, good parents can raise chitty people too especially when it’s a teenager
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[QUOTE=Uhyeahokay post_id=1545661591]Meanwhile in another car in the neighborhood

[img]https://i.imgur.com/NVukYiBmg][/QUOTE]lmao...added a lil

[img]https://i.imgur.com/GGKttRb.gif[/img]
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Originally Posted By Millington
This doesn't teach the kid that what he did was wrong though nor help develop empathy. All this does is demonstrate that having power = being right.
No, it demonstrates that actions have consequences. You're a dick on the bus? Now no one wants you on the bus. No one wants you on the bus? Now you've got to find your own way to school. He's just lucky he lives close by
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[QUOTE=RICHSTRONG post_id=1545664371]lmao...added a lil

[img]https://i.imgur.com/GGKttRb.gif[/im][/QUOTE]LOL

Kids running in the video is hilarious for some reason, like he's putting effort in without making any distance up.
post 1545664931 03-06-2018, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted By andrewwkdude
Way to exploit your kid for views!
Exactly what I thought.

Dude wants a pat on the back and a cookie from anonymous people, for raising his son.
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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.
This.

Hopefully though, it will deter him from bullying people. Though it won't be due to an increase in empathy, it will be simply due to fear of public humiliation and exercise imposed by his father.
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post 1545665331 03-06-2018, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted By cookiefiend
No, it demonstrates that actions have consequences. You're a dick on the bus? Now no one wants you on the bus. No one wants you on the bus? Now you've got to find your own way to school. He's just lucky he lives close by
The real message this sends is that the one with the most power gets to humiliate.
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showing up to school sweaty/wet is the ultimate l for that kid. i would've made the kid run right before the bus left so it could drive by and all the kids see lol
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good, kids need to learn to behave.
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Originally Posted By Procta
some tough life lessons are taught in Under Armor shoes
lmao, I was coming into this thread to make a joke about making the kid run to school in under armor shoes would be the real way to punish him.
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Originally Posted By milesgiles1
He takes a bus for ONE mile to school?

Strong health and fitness parenting right there
This. I know 'mericans be like



But wtf.
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123
Toughest sports are Muay Thai, Wrestling and MMA.

Btw you have *golf crew* in your sig so already I know you don't have the physical ability for real sports and your opinion is invalid.
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Originally Posted By Millington
The real message this sends is that the one with the most power gets to humiliate.
Dude if you haven't read it, I highly highly recommend the book Preventing Violence By James Gilligan.

He talks about how he believes (based on his extensive experience and research) that personalities with fragile egos experience feelings of humiliation and shame very easily, and they use violence as a way of numbing the feelings and reclaiming a sense of significance and power.


Here is an excerpt from the first chapter...

http://internationalpsychoanalysis.n...megilligan.pdf


Here is a short vid where he talks about the psychology of violent people...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sw5STwOYouM
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Originally Posted By KurtMussell
The more I think about it, now this kid is going to be the one getting bullied for being the smelly kid after getting all sweaty and stinky from the run.
Probably gonna be bullied because of the father humiliating him by posting this video all over social media.

Im all for the punishment, but people posting these videos on ******** are annoying af. Do the punishment and leave the camera at home.
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123
where did I say "it's not punishment" can you quote me?
Having to go through your posts to show your clear hypocrisy and lying is punishment, that's for damn sure. However, in the name of science I will take one for the team and actually... *shudder* go through the posts you made in this thread... (pray for Mojo)
Originally Posted By DirtyDon123
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...if that's punishment then we truly are in the soyboy generation now.
Originally Posted By DirtyDon123
My point is running as a punishment is barely anything imo as we used to run to school, run in the rain etc consistently.

Running to school is a punishment for the soyboy generation. If I was being "punished" like that back in my day no one would even give a fukk n people would be running with me.

If I had a kid was such a beta that he'd be worried about kids laughing at him running in the rain I'd abort him at age 10 no fukks given.

Real punishment for a 10 year old is hard manual labour for a couple of weeks. Build a shed and put a patio down, das it mane.
Originally Posted By DirtyDon123
My point is simple....


Kids are driven to school and are pussies, they don't run or walk to school like the old days.

If running a mile is such a big deal in todays society with him breaking the norm of being driven around everywhere like some diva then USA is fukked.

Nothing badass about thinking running a mile isn't much punishment. Punishment in the average gym class would be worse...although maybe not in todays society as kids can't be made an example of without "muh feelings"

You're just a soyboy.
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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.
It's like having a debate with two retarded people at once.
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Originally Posted By JUSA
Having to go through your posts to show your clear hypocrisy and lying is punishment, that's for damn sure. However, in the name of science I will take one for the team and actually... *shudder* go through the posts you made in this thread... (pray for Mojo)



Then the 180



It's like having a debate with two retarded people at once.
where's the 180? I think that empathy is very important but that doesn't contradict any of my previous posts, I didn't even mention anything to do with empathy.

Also why quote my posts? Nothing he quoted me in quotations was said.

Go and raise your kid so hopefully they don't turn out to be a miscer.
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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck
Dude if you haven't read it, I highly highly recommend the book Preventing Violence By James Gilligan.

He talks about how he believes (based on his extensive experience and research) that personalities with fragile egos experience feelings of humiliation and shame very easily, and they use violence as a way of numbing the feelings and reclaiming a sense of significance and power.


Here is an excerpt from the first chapter...

http://internationalpsychoanalysis.n...megilligan.pdf


Here is a short vid where he talks about the psychology of violent people...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sw5STwOYouM
That sounds very interesting, I'll check it out.
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Originally Posted By yochrisss
Im all for the punishment, but people posting these videos on ******** are annoying af. Do the punishment and leave the camera at home.
People can't do jack chit without making a narcissistic display out of it on social media.
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Cringing at this ******* dad. I'm all for the punishment but posting that chit on youtube is the most cringeworthy chit I've seen.

inb4 kid records his dad getting drunk and berating his wife and posts that chit on youtube.
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Originally Posted By milesgiles1
He takes a bus for ONE mile to school?

Strong health and fitness parenting right there
lmao

i had to speed walk 1 mile directly uphill to school everyday, same with my 9 year old brother right now.
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Originally Posted By yochrisss
Probably gonna be bullied because of the father humiliating him by posting this video all over social media.

Im all for the punishment, but people posting these videos on ******** are annoying af. Do the punishment and leave the camera at home.
Cant say i disagree about posting it on FB and the interwebs, but maybe if this ******* gets a dose of his own medicine he'll learn to not be a douchebag now and later in life.
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