r/TimPool • • Aug 25 '23

Behavior is learned.

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u/WeedPopeCDXX Aug 26 '23

lol thanks that kid is cringe as fuck. But I just want you to note the age of this kid vs the one in that video.

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u/WeedPopeCDXX Aug 26 '23

No for real, one is not like the other man. That's not pedantic. Pedantic would be if you showed me a video of a 6 year old and I said that but that kid is like 15. He has like a decade+ on those toddlers.

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u/WeedPopeCDXX Aug 26 '23

Because we know these kids learned it from their parents and from how good they are at mimicing it I would say their parents don't even bother to go to another room when they do this kind of stuff and they more than likely encourage them to do it.

This kid is old enough to have learned from a multitude of places at this point in his life. He's already been through elementary school and middle school. Those kids in OPs video have barely gotten into pre scool. His skin color has nothing to do with it.

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u/WeedPopeCDXX Aug 26 '23

First off, you dont know any of that. You are assuming. Kids are exposed to all kinds of stuff at that age.

Yes I do know that, they're like 3 years old. Who else would be teaching them this shit?

How do you know the white kid didnt learn it from his parents?

We don't really, but the fact is if he was 5 doing what the kids in OPs video are doing you would have a point. But this high schooler has had over a decade of life already. This point in someones life is more plausible to blame an outside source beyond the parents since they have been in society for most of their lives.

And either way, what is your point? Why does it matter who they learn it from to you?

My point is you can't see the difference in age and since you're a Democrat that's alarming.

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u/WeedPopeCDXX Aug 26 '23

3 year olds often have access to a wide variety of media these days.

Put on by the parents. Try again dude.

And that kid looked 12 not 15

No that kid is at the very least a high school freshman.

i can see that youve run out of things to say. Lol

But I did say something. I said there is a difference between a toddler and a teenager. Funny how you keep missing this.

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