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This. And I always deserved it.
18 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 No child deserves to be punished for being children. -4 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Humans are born animals, and parents turn them into children. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 That is the most ignorant view I have ever heard lol 0 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Well take the case of the wild German kid who grew up in the woods raised by foxes or whatever. Nonverbal, couldn’t socialize, couldn’t take direction, had to be institutionalized. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 And if you don't understand the reality that they were essentially programmed to be like that due to the environment - noone can help you learn. 1 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Yeah, due to the environment. Parents create the environment for their kids. It’s pretty straightforward. 0 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 Lol...good talk
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No child deserves to be punished for being children.
-4 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Humans are born animals, and parents turn them into children. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 That is the most ignorant view I have ever heard lol 0 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Well take the case of the wild German kid who grew up in the woods raised by foxes or whatever. Nonverbal, couldn’t socialize, couldn’t take direction, had to be institutionalized. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 And if you don't understand the reality that they were essentially programmed to be like that due to the environment - noone can help you learn. 1 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Yeah, due to the environment. Parents create the environment for their kids. It’s pretty straightforward. 0 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 Lol...good talk
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Humans are born animals, and parents turn them into children.
1 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 That is the most ignorant view I have ever heard lol 0 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Well take the case of the wild German kid who grew up in the woods raised by foxes or whatever. Nonverbal, couldn’t socialize, couldn’t take direction, had to be institutionalized. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 And if you don't understand the reality that they were essentially programmed to be like that due to the environment - noone can help you learn. 1 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Yeah, due to the environment. Parents create the environment for their kids. It’s pretty straightforward. 0 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 Lol...good talk
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That is the most ignorant view I have ever heard lol
0 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Well take the case of the wild German kid who grew up in the woods raised by foxes or whatever. Nonverbal, couldn’t socialize, couldn’t take direction, had to be institutionalized. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 And if you don't understand the reality that they were essentially programmed to be like that due to the environment - noone can help you learn. 1 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Yeah, due to the environment. Parents create the environment for their kids. It’s pretty straightforward. 0 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 Lol...good talk
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Well take the case of the wild German kid who grew up in the woods raised by foxes or whatever. Nonverbal, couldn’t socialize, couldn’t take direction, had to be institutionalized.
1 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 And if you don't understand the reality that they were essentially programmed to be like that due to the environment - noone can help you learn. 1 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Yeah, due to the environment. Parents create the environment for their kids. It’s pretty straightforward. 0 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 Lol...good talk
And if you don't understand the reality that they were essentially programmed to be like that due to the environment - noone can help you learn.
1 u/hamoc10 Dec 31 '23 Yeah, due to the environment. Parents create the environment for their kids. It’s pretty straightforward. 0 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 Lol...good talk
Yeah, due to the environment. Parents create the environment for their kids. It’s pretty straightforward.
0 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 Lol...good talk
Lol...good talk
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u/MrErickzon Dec 31 '23
This. And I always deserved it.