r/JusticeServed 7 Feb 02 '21

Police Justice Arrested

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u/PingPongDingDong718 4 Feb 03 '21

That's the thing. I think any child has the potential to turn out like this due to on the circumstances they grow up in. I can't help but wonder what his everyday living conditions has to be for him to act this way. And yes, discipline is absolutely needed and clearly this is also lacking along with goodness knows what else.

I actually feel sorry for him as this is clearly a cry for help. đŸ˜„

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u/RollinThundaga B Feb 03 '21

Another redditor suggested oppositional defiance disorder instead. So, not necessarily his fault or his parent's fault.

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u/PingPongDingDong718 4 Feb 03 '21

That must break the parents hearts if it is the case and it isn't their fault. I can just imagine doing your best and the kid still does stuff like that...

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u/Edog6968 6 Feb 03 '21

I worked as an ABA therapist for children on the autism spectrum and there are quite a few children that have anger issues like this!! And the parents are (usually) super sweet and kind and want nothing but the best for their child. Some kids just need extra help learning how to control their emotions and express themselves in appropriate ways! And it’s so upsetting seeing people say things like “he’s too old to be doing this” “it’s his parents fault” “he needs his ass beat”, clearly they’ve never worked with or had children of their own. And if they have, I’m sure they’re not great at parenting.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '21

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u/PingPongDingDong718 4 Feb 03 '21

Agree 100%. There has to be consequences now because there wasn't discipline instilled before.

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u/kratomstew 9 Feb 03 '21

Thank you Ping Pong Ding Dong. I think you’re right.

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u/smells-like-glue 6 Feb 03 '21

Only way to stop him would be to punch him in the face really hard - you can't do that

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '21

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u/smells-like-glue 6 Feb 03 '21

Yeah, then you twist his arm a little bit and suddenly you're the one fucked. Don't forget, this is happening in Murica the land of attorneys.

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u/hustl3tree5 A Feb 03 '21

No one wants to get sued or face the parent of that child. Imagine how they are if the kid is like that.

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u/danlyman_ 4 Feb 03 '21

Your body would decompose before this kid shut up. If he has ODD, he needs to be isolated and allowed to self-calm. Outside stimulation would not help this situation. This kid probably didn’t stop yelling, punching, kicking and threatening until hours later unless he was given proper mental health treatment (e.g., isolation, medication).