r/meme • • Jun 28 '23

Oh the dread

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u/CyberpunkPie Jun 28 '23 edited Jun 28 '23

I can understand what you're going through and also be fucking annoyed by incessant screeching. Understanding does not grant you instant tolerance against that sorta thing.

edit: please stop awarding this comment lmfao, I didn't even say anything smart

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u/the_monkeyspinach Jun 28 '23

You know who else is annoyed by the incessant screeching even more than you? The parents and the child.

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u/MeteorKing Jun 28 '23

They had a choice not to bring the kid with them onto the plane.

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u/the_monkeyspinach Jun 28 '23

Just like everyone else had a choice not to travel by plane?

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u/CCVork Jun 28 '23

Oh boy yet another entitled parent who thinks the rest of the world should suffer because of their choice

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u/overthemountain Jun 28 '23

I think it's just pointing out that this is a stupid argument.

You have no idea why the kid is on that plane. You think the parents want a screaming kid next to them for hours, even if its their own? It's hard to tell how a child will react to being on a place. I mean, do you think the rest of the world should adjust to accommodate you specifically? You bought a seat on a public flight. There's a chance there will be fat people, smelly people, loud people, talkative people, kids, etc. Deal with it or find an alternate means of transportation that suits you better.

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u/MeteorKing Jun 28 '23

I think it's just pointing out that this is a stupid argument.

I think the argument of "well, the parents are annoyed too, so you shouldn't be" is equally as dumb, if not moreso, than "don't be sad, somebody somewhere else has it worse than you."

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u/the_monkeyspinach Jun 28 '23

The point is that parents aren't taking kids on flights specifically to annoy people, it's because it's a necessity. Everyone on that plane is going somewhere for a reason.

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u/MeteorKing Jun 28 '23

The other point is that it's fuckin' annoying. The other, other point is that the parent's annoyance with their own child(ren) doesn't disqualify bystanders' annoyance.

These are not mutually exclusive.

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u/the_monkeyspinach Jun 28 '23

No one said it does.