CHUCK E CHEESE KID WILDING OUT!!!

solematic j21 said:
That place be stinking like feet on a whole other level though.
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Don't have kids if you ain't ready :smh: Some people need to do a world a favor and strap up.


Disciplinary actions (spanking would be my preference) shouldn't be illegal or considered "abuse".
 
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PLVN said:
Chuck E Cheese isn't a daycare. Air hockey and a ball pit should not act as a pass for children to act like it's Lord of The Flies. That's more the fault of the parents though.

"I saw a bunch of other kids acting just like this" isn't a valid excuse either. We all know that there are other kids like him. They're bad too. That's not to say that it's his responsibility to already have a well formed moral compass because obviously he's very young and it's the duty of his parents to instill that within him. But there's also nothing wrong with saying "Look at that kid...man he's bad".

Yes the video is short, but over the course of 3 minutes he tried to spit on 3 different people. You don't think that's plenty of evidence to reach the conclusion that he's not very well behaved? Also, how is it fair for you to assume that he could be a special needs child based on a short video and not fair for us to assume that he's just a badass?

And I still fail to see how stereotypes play into this at all.
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@ Lord of the Flies

Little Man is just a product of poor genetics 
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AAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Bruh yall wild that superbowl commercial is spot on
 
SunDOOBIE said:
PLVN said:
Can you tell me how we should be reacting? Since he's black it's not okay to acknowledge that he's acting like a jerk?

A bad kid is a bad kid.

Race has nothing to do with that.
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My man... it's Chuck E Cheese. Yes there varying levels of naughty kids however I give em a pass when they are in an environment like Chuck E Cheese. When was the last time you have been there? I was there a few weekends ago for a kid's bday party, and there were dozen of toddlers/kids acting just like him. Kids climbing all over the place, one child was putting the balls into the 500 score or whatever one so they can get mad tickets, kids throwing balls at each other, kids crying, throwing temper tantrums, kids that didn't want to go so they ran and hid, etc.. etc..

I mean we don't know anything other than a video, for all we know the toddler could be a special needs child?

Bottom line.. stop JUDGING and STEREOTYPING.
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There is no environment where it is acceptable to spit on other ppl. None. I don't know how you were raised or what changed in your life to make you think otherwise but that's ****** up.
 
I seriously don't know how I would handle having a kid spit in my face....

I rather him try to hit me....the thought of someone spitting on my face just infuriates me, regardless of age or gender....tbh
 
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neverflopped said:
What's the back story on draya? And is that her in the pic a few post above?
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Yes that's her. Basic story is she's a terrible mother; left her son home alone (I wanna say at the age of 10) with barely any food in the house, dog locked in a cage starving with dog **** everywhere while she was in Philly stripping making money.
ksteezy said:
I seriously don't know how I would handle having a kid spit in my face....

I rather him try to hit me....the thought of someone spitting on my face just infuriates me, regardless of age or gender....tbh
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My first thought is immediately just to fling the kid in to a wall but then I can imagine myself reacting right after like oh **** what the **** did I just do.

Hope it never happens to me. Every other scenario it just gets worse and worse.
 
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dmbrhs said:
Let's just lock this kid up now and save us the trouble when he gets older.
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Nah. The idea is to keep him out of the system, because once he's in it's a wrap. Throw his *** in boot camp or a boxing gym when he gets a little older. Teach him some discipline. I know dudes who were reckless as youngsters, but straightened out once they hit the military or some place with some structure that held them accountable.
 
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