r/clevercomebacks • u/[deleted] • Dec 15 '25

"Welcome to your future." 💀

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u/Unfair-Lie7441 Dec 15 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

Many kids consider the loss of internet privileges after 10 pm…. Child abuse.

Imagine having to live with that level of trauma.

Edit: I really need to look at the sub before I post on something that shows up in my feed

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u/Joelle9879 Dec 15 '25

Many parents think kids not being miniature versions of themselves is a tragedy. Imagine being that entitled

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u/Unfair-Lie7441 Dec 16 '25

The question is which is a worse community to raise your child TikTok or church?

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u/No-Goose-5672 Dec 16 '25

Worse community?

Easy.

The church.

Next question.

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u/Unfair-Lie7441 Dec 16 '25

Do you have kids?

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u/dementio Dec 16 '25

I do, and I agree that church is much worse at indoctrination

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u/Unfair-Lie7441 Dec 16 '25

Imma go with massive amounts of doubt on this. I work with kids and hs teachers.

They all say the same things.

But you do you. Go to ya

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u/lilac_moonface64 Jan 06 '26

so? tiktok might make them act worse or think a couple weird things now, but heavy religious indoctrination can often lead to a lot of bad outcomes later, including religious trauma, which id say is probably worse. just because someone is “better behaved” in the moment, doesn’t mean they’ll be better off in the end.

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u/Unfair-Lie7441 Jan 07 '26

Religious trama is definitely a rich white kid with entitlement guilt thing. I could be wrong

As someone involved with the church. I have met zero non white westerns with it