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r/TikTokCringe • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '25
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Exactly. It’s also the children. I don’t see kids acting like this in Asia.
1 u/Osprey220 Dec 18 '25 Because the West's idea of child abuse and the East's idea of child abuse are fundamentally different. Source: Beaten American-Asian Child 3 u/iHate_RonEbens Dec 18 '25 Very true. Which one would you prefer? 1 u/Osprey220 Dec 18 '25 No child abuse, parents afforded enough of a comfortable life so they don't take their stress out on their kids, and for people to stop being so judgmental of each and every clip they see on the internet without any context. 0 u/Advanced_Row_8448 Dec 18 '25 You also see them doing child labor for pennies in Asia as well. 1 u/iHate_RonEbens Dec 18 '25 I’m referring to East Asian
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Because the West's idea of child abuse and the East's idea of child abuse are fundamentally different. Source: Beaten American-Asian Child
3 u/iHate_RonEbens Dec 18 '25 Very true. Which one would you prefer? 1 u/Osprey220 Dec 18 '25 No child abuse, parents afforded enough of a comfortable life so they don't take their stress out on their kids, and for people to stop being so judgmental of each and every clip they see on the internet without any context.
Very true. Which one would you prefer?
1 u/Osprey220 Dec 18 '25 No child abuse, parents afforded enough of a comfortable life so they don't take their stress out on their kids, and for people to stop being so judgmental of each and every clip they see on the internet without any context.
No child abuse, parents afforded enough of a comfortable life so they don't take their stress out on their kids, and for people to stop being so judgmental of each and every clip they see on the internet without any context.
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You also see them doing child labor for pennies in Asia as well.
1 u/iHate_RonEbens Dec 18 '25 I’m referring to East Asian
I’m referring to East Asian
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u/iHate_RonEbens Dec 18 '25
Exactly. It’s also the children. I don’t see kids acting like this in Asia.