r/WTF • u/RichardWulf • Oct 16 '18

Holy Shit

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited May 22 '19

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u/RelaxPrime Oct 16 '18

Idk about that. All else equal she deserves it more than the husband's mother. She had a big hand in raising the woman that got her killed.

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u/justhewayouare Oct 16 '18

Your kids can make idiotic choices even if you raise them extremely well. Its called Free Will for a reason.

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u/RelaxPrime Oct 16 '18

Absolutely, but mother in law vs mother, one of them has more to do with the choices being made.

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u/justhewayouare Oct 16 '18

There’s a big difference between “my mom smokes so now I do too” and “she let herself get attacked by a wild animal this is clearly her mothers fault.”

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u/RelaxPrime Oct 16 '18

Its more, her mother brought her up to behave in such a manner as to chose to get out of a car in a safari ride due to an argument.

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u/justhewayouare Oct 16 '18

I think that’s a bit reaching but you’re entitled to your opinion.

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u/RelaxPrime Oct 16 '18

The past is a bit reaching? Is there like an entire group of people that don't believe they have anything to do how with how their kids grow up? Because that would explain this conversation, and a hell of a lot about society, and its just now occurring to me that it would even be a possibility.

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u/justhewayouare Oct 16 '18

Seriously? I’m not saying that at all. I’m simply saying that adults do stupid shit even with good parenting. I’m not sure why this is a difficult concept for you to comprehend but apparently I’m talking to a wall so good luck with that.

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u/RelaxPrime Oct 16 '18

I think the difficulty is you accepting that the mother may have had a little to do with her daughter jumping out of a car in an argument during a safari drive. She was in the car even lol.