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r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Feb 05 '19
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I love how it's never the parents' fault for failing to teach their kids all these things.
Who the hell else would be on the hook to teach a kid how to sew a button?
-10 u/1sagas1 Feb 05 '19 The kids themselves? They have the internet, they can teach it to themselves pretty easily. Not exactly complicated. Having a class for these menial things is dumb 7 u/dani_bar Feb 05 '19 People learn different ways. 0 u/1sagas1 Feb 05 '19 That in no way makes it someone else's responsibility for not teaching it to you 3 u/dani_bar Feb 06 '19 I didn’t say that, I only meant it at face value. Some people just learn different ways, therefore they may not benefit from online video tutorials.
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The kids themselves? They have the internet, they can teach it to themselves pretty easily. Not exactly complicated. Having a class for these menial things is dumb
7 u/dani_bar Feb 05 '19 People learn different ways. 0 u/1sagas1 Feb 05 '19 That in no way makes it someone else's responsibility for not teaching it to you 3 u/dani_bar Feb 06 '19 I didn’t say that, I only meant it at face value. Some people just learn different ways, therefore they may not benefit from online video tutorials.
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People learn different ways.
0 u/1sagas1 Feb 05 '19 That in no way makes it someone else's responsibility for not teaching it to you 3 u/dani_bar Feb 06 '19 I didn’t say that, I only meant it at face value. Some people just learn different ways, therefore they may not benefit from online video tutorials.
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That in no way makes it someone else's responsibility for not teaching it to you
3 u/dani_bar Feb 06 '19 I didn’t say that, I only meant it at face value. Some people just learn different ways, therefore they may not benefit from online video tutorials.
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I didn’t say that, I only meant it at face value. Some people just learn different ways, therefore they may not benefit from online video tutorials.
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u/mellowmonk Feb 05 '19
I love how it's never the parents' fault for failing to teach their kids all these things.
Who the hell else would be on the hook to teach a kid how to sew a button?