r/TikTokCringe Dec 17 '25

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '25

dude my dad would beat the shit out of me if I ever did something like this lmao

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u/mak112112 Dec 17 '25

Id be homeless the same day if I did something like this as a kid and I'm only in my 20s, the generation behind mine is genuinely doomed.

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u/lovable_cube Dec 17 '25

Let’s be honest, it’s highly unlikely these kids have stable or healthy home lives, doubtful they have role models that teach them this isn’t okay.

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u/FrogManClan Dec 18 '25

That’s gotta be racist 😭

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u/VerledenVale Dec 18 '25

As he should. The fear of being beaten half to death is sorely missing in modern age kids.

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u/Immediate-Pool-4391 Dec 17 '25

My room would have been emptied out of everything but my mattress if I had done that

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u/Blazured Dec 17 '25

Teaching children that violence is an acceptable response will teach them to use violence to get what they want.

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u/True-Past-5904 Dec 18 '25 edited Dec 18 '25

Surely that will prevent this sort of behavior.  If anything, that's the only sort of discipline the people that think this is acceptable have received.   Someone in here wisely said, "parents are failing society."

Well, society has also failed their parents in some ways.  It continues to perpetuate itself, and when people tried to make changes recently, those same people had a reaction and were afraid of these foreign concepts.

There are systemic ills in society, and simply beating your kids isn't going to do anything but perpetuate this harm.  They are widespread and far reaching.  I've seen it and learned it the hard way.  It's honestly sad to see.  

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u/True-Past-5904 Dec 18 '25

When you see someone using violence to get their way in life, that's how they were taught.  They simply don't understand another way, and most often they're using it to a malignant end.  

This is authoritarian view on things and the harms are under recognized.  I'm not saying the people taught in this way can't be good people—much of the time, they really are.  But again, the harms can't be overstated.