61 yr old man slaps 2 yr old at WalMart

If someone were to do that to my child, or younger sister, I'd be the one under arrest....for bludgeoning the guy to a pulp with a bottle of pulp-free orange juice in the juice aisle. I've been around many screaming babies, like on a 16 hour flight with nowhere to go, but that guy could have just walked away, he had a whole store to escape the baby's cries. I hope he goes to jail and gets jumped in the shower American History X style.

10thwonder

[QUOTE="gun65"]

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]I don't think it's right because it's against the law but for that reason only. That old man did that lady a big favor.

so it's not right yet you applaud the old man for it? He has no right to hit a two year old child he came on very aggressively as it seems his first remark was to shut the child up or he would, he did not ask nicely if she could please quiet her child down or leave the area or anything his first thought was to hit a two year old, and what favor has he done her? what right did he have to hit this randome child whom he found to be annoying, none,you leave your hands off other people's children, doesn't matter how much you think a big favor he was doing he has no right to hit this child.

Lmao that picture is funny, he looks way too much like harrison ford :lol:

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="gun65"]

so it's not right yet you applaud the old man for it? He has no right to hit a two year old child he came on very aggressively as it seems his first remark was to shut the child up or he would, he did not ask nicely if she could please quiet her child down or leave the area or anything his first thought was to hit a two year old, and what favor has he done her? what right did he have to hit this randome child whom he found to be annoying, none,you leave your hands off other people's children, doesn't matter how much you think a big favor he was doing he has no right to hit this child.

wildjango64

I praise that the kid was slapped. AGAIN, since you don't seem to want to read what I'm writing, IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN THE MOM.

[QUOTE="gun65"]

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]I don't think it's right because it's against the law but for that reason only. That old man did that lady a big favor.

Pirate700

so it's not right yet you applaud the old man for it? He has no right to hit a two year old child he came on very aggressively as it seems his first remark was to shut the child up or he would, he did not ask nicely if she could please quiet her child down or leave the area or anything his first thought was to hit a two year old, and what favor has he done her? what right did he have to hit this randome child whom he found to be annoying, none,you leave your hands off other people's children, doesn't matter how much you think a big favor he was doing he has no right to hit this child.

Yes your parenting style is apparently to beat the bejesus out of a child if they misbehave, but wether or not the two year old (cant belive this term is being a pplied to a TWO year old) needed her clock cleaned is no business of the stranger, and you cant say the mom should have done it since perhaps she doesnt smack her child silly, or perhaps the child had a tooth ache or she needed some sleep there are many reasons children cry and usually smacking them around doesnt make sense to me insolving the problem.

[QUOTE="gun65"]

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]I don't think it's right because it's against the law but for that reason only. That old man did that lady a big favor.

Pirate700

so it's not right yet you applaud the old man for it? He has no right to hit a two year old child he came on very aggressively as it seems his first remark was to shut the child up or he would, he did not ask nicely if she could please quiet her child down or leave the area or anything his first thought was to hit a two year old, and what favor has he done her? what right did he have to hit this randome child whom he found to be annoying, none,you leave your hands off other people's children, doesn't matter how much you think a big favor he was doing he has no right to hit this child.

[QUOTE="gun65"]

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]I don't think it's right because it's against the law but for that reason only. That old man did that lady a big favor.

Pirate700

so it's not right yet you applaud the old man for it? He has no right to hit a two year old child he came on very aggressively as it seems his first remark was to shut the child up or he would, he did not ask nicely if she could please quiet her child down or leave the area or anything his first thought was to hit a two year old, and what favor has he done her? what right did he have to hit this randome child whom he found to be annoying, none,you leave your hands off other people's children, doesn't matter how much you think a big favor he was doing he has no right to hit this child.

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="gun65"]

so it's not right yet you applaud the old man for it? He has no right to hit a two year old child he came on very aggressively as it seems his first remark was to shut the child up or he would, he did not ask nicely if she could please quiet her child down or leave the area or anything his first thought was to hit a two year old, and what favor has he done her? what right did he have to hit this randome child whom he found to be annoying, none,you leave your hands off other people's children, doesn't matter how much you think a big favor he was doing he has no right to hit this child.

gun65

Yes your parenting style is apparently to beat the bejesus out of a child if they misbehave, but wether or not the two year old (cant belive this term is being a pplied to a TWO year old) needed her clock cleaned is no business of the stranger, and you cant say the mom should have done it since perhaps she doesnt smack her child silly, or perhaps the child had a tooth ache or she needed some sleep there are many reasons children cry and usually smacking them around doesnt make sense to me insolving the problem.

[QUOTE="jJaAmMeEsS2184"]

you sure know how to avoid questions..:)

let us pretend a stranger just walked up to your child and started slapping him/her, cuz they were crying, before you could react....would you say thanks?

if some stranger slapped my daughter...I would break his hand

Pirate700

lol the 2 YEAR OLD deserved to get her clock cleaned...lmao...there is definately something wrong with people that think slapping a 2 yr. old around is a good way to punish them...at least wait till they're like 10..

and yes you did avoid the question till now...you didn't say you'd be pissed earlier...:roll:

What a no good POS. If some guy did that to my kid, I'd be the one under arrest.

[QUOTE="gun65"]

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]Because someone needed to clean the kid's clock. It should have been the mom though. Like I've said like 100x time.

Pirate700

Yes your parenting style is apparently to beat the bejesus out of a child if they misbehave, but wether or not the two year old (cant belive this term is being a pplied to a TWO year old) needed her clock cleaned is no business of the stranger, and you cant say the mom should have done it since perhaps she doesnt smack her child silly, or perhaps the child had a tooth ache or she needed some sleep there are many reasons children cry and usually smacking them around doesnt make sense to me insolving the problem.

Uhm you said the child needed her clock cleaned which usually equates to some form of beating.

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="gun65"]

Yes your parenting style is apparently to beat the bejesus out of a child if they misbehave, but wether or not the two year old (cant belive this term is being a pplied to a TWO year old) needed her clock cleaned is no business of the stranger, and you cant say the mom should have done it since perhaps she doesnt smack her child silly, or perhaps the child had a tooth ache or she needed some sleep there are many reasons children cry and usually smacking them around doesnt make sense to me insolving the problem.

gun65

Uhm you said the child needed her clock cleaned which usually equates to some form of beating.

Somebody pin a medal on this guy.

I'm so sick of hearing screaming, bratty kids who walk all over their parents. For the love of god spank your kids so they don't grow up to be screwups.

Somebody pin a medal on this guy.

I'm so sick of hearing screaming, bratty kids who walk all over their parents. For the love of god spank your kids so they don't grow up to be screwups.

AFraud

[QUOTE="10thwonder"]

If someone were to do that to my child, or younger sister, I'd be the one under arrest....for bludgeoning the guy to a pulp with a bottle of pulp-free orange juice in the juice aisle. I've been around many screaming babies, like on a 16 hour flight with nowhere to go, but that guy could have just walked away, he had a whole store to escape the baby's cries. I hope he goes to jail and gets jumped in the shower American History X style.

wildjango64

I think most are saying it for shock value. On the day their first child is brought into the world, and that primal instinct to protect their offspring takes a hold of them, they will think about this thread :P

[QUOTE="gun65"]

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]:roll: Yeah saying that the kid should be slapped = beat the crap out of them.

Pirate700

Uhm you said the child needed her clock cleaned which usually equates to some form of beating.

You used it many times until you had been called out on it, I really doubt you were judging by the content of your previous posts

Somebody pin a medal on this guy.

I'm so sick of hearing screaming, bratty kids who walk all over their parents. For the love of god spank your kids so they don't grow up to be screwups.

[QUOTE="AFraud"]

Somebody pin a medal on this guy.

I'm so sick of hearing screaming, bratty kids who walk all over their parents. For the love of god spank your kids so they don't grow up to be screwups.

LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="gun65"]

Uhm you said the child needed her clock cleaned which usually equates to some form of beating.

gun65

You used it many times until you had been called out on it, I really doubt you were judging by the content of your previous posts

So what are you in for? Slaping a 2 year old girl. I'm sure that will go over reall big in the holding cell.

Ok you guys are taking pirates exaggerations way to seriously. We he is talking about disciplining the child, he's not saying throw the child across the store, and then drop kick her. He means slapping a childs hand we he or she gets out of line, or spanking their butt when they are really bad.

[QUOTE="gun65"]

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]For crying out loud, I was clearing exaggerating. My god man. :lol:

Pirate700

You used it many times until you had been called out on it, I really doubt you were judging by the content of your previous posts

Ok you guys are taking pirates exaggerations way to seriously. We he is talking about disciplining the child, he's not saying throw the child across the store, and then drop kick her. He means slapping a childs hand we he or she gets out of line, or spanking their butt when they are really bad.

gatorteen

[QUOTE="gatorteen"]

Ok you guys are taking pirates exaggerations way to seriously. We he is talking about disciplining the child, he's not saying throw the child across the store, and then drop kick her. He means slapping a childs hand we he or she gets out of line, or spanking their butt when they are really bad.

LJS9502_basic

I'm genuinely curious what the acceptable response is when dealing with someone else's misbehaving child that the parents apparently have no interest in disciplining. As I implied before, I consider this man to have overreacted (or to have had poor impulse control) but I absolutely understand the impulse. Are other people just supposed to deal with rampaging little monsters? Guidance would be appreciated, since I have a couple of cross country flights coming up and experience has taught me that at least one leg will have some bratty child there to make my travel hell.xaos

If you are the "impulsive" type, ear plugs and Xanax.

I'm genuinely curious what the acceptable response is when dealing with someone else's misbehaving child that the parents apparently have no interest in disciplining. As I implied before, I consider this man to have overreacted (or to have had poor impulse control) but I absolutely understand the impulse. Are other people just supposed to deal with rampaging little monsters? Guidance would be appreciated, since I have a couple of cross country flights coming up and experience has taught me that at least one leg will have some bratty child there to make my travel hell.xaos

How do you deal with it? well perhaps asking the parents if they could calm their child down, if that doesn't work ( and I'm sorry if this sounds condescending I don't mean it to) you be an adult and ignore it, that's how I feel anyways.

[QUOTE="xaos"]I'm genuinely curious what the acceptable response is when dealing with someone else's misbehaving child that the parents apparently have no interest in disciplining. As I implied before, I consider this man to have overreacted (or to have had poor impulse control) but I absolutely understand the impulse. Are other people just supposed to deal with rampaging little monsters? Guidance would be appreciated, since I have a couple of cross country flights coming up and experience has taught me that at least one leg will have some bratty child there to make my travel hell.gun65

How do you deal with it? well perhaps asking the parents if they could calm their child down, if that doesn't work ( and I'm sorry if this sounds condescending I don't mean it to) you be an adult and ignore it, that's how I feel anyways.

[QUOTE="wildjango64"]

[QUOTE="10thwonder"]

If someone were to do that to my child, or younger sister, I'd be the one under arrest....for bludgeoning the guy to a pulp with a bottle of pulp-free orange juice in the juice aisle. I've been around many screaming babies, like on a 16 hour flight with nowhere to go, but that guy could have just walked away, he had a whole store to escape the baby's cries. I hope he goes to jail and gets jumped in the shower American History X style.

10thwonder

I think most are saying it for shock value. On the day their first child is brought into the world, and that primal instinct to protect their offspring takes a hold of them, they will think about this thread :P

I'll smack the crap out of my kids because I'll love them, and I'll probably only have to do it a few times because they'll get the message. Kids need to learn their place in this world. You're the boss of them, not the other way around. I hate hearing screaming kids in public. Stop being such permissive parents.

Be a parent. You can be friends with them when they're older.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="gatorteen"]

Ok you guys are taking pirates exaggerations way to seriously. We he is talking about disciplining the child, he's not saying throw the child across the store, and then drop kick her. He means slapping a childs hand we he or she gets out of line, or spanking their butt when they are really bad.

Pirate700

[QUOTE="xaos"]I'm genuinely curious what the acceptable response is when dealing with someone else's misbehaving child that the parents apparently have no interest in disciplining. As I implied before, I consider this man to have overreacted (or to have had poor impulse control) but I absolutely understand the impulse. Are other people just supposed to deal with rampaging little monsters? Guidance would be appreciated, since I have a couple of cross country flights coming up and experience has taught me that at least one leg will have some bratty child there to make my travel hell.gun65

How do you deal with it? well perhaps asking the parents if they could calm their child down, if that doesn't work ( and I'm sorry if this sounds condescending I don't mean it to) you be an adult and ignore it, that's how I feel anyways.

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] He's advocating that a stranger can slap a child in the face 4 or 5 times after apparently following the mother and child from one aisle to another. How did we exaggerate that?LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="gun65"]

[QUOTE="xaos"]I'm genuinely curious what the acceptable response is when dealing with someone else's misbehaving child that the parents apparently have no interest in disciplining. As I implied before, I consider this man to have overreacted (or to have had poor impulse control) but I absolutely understand the impulse. Are other people just supposed to deal with rampaging little monsters? Guidance would be appreciated, since I have a couple of cross country flights coming up and experience has taught me that at least one leg will have some bratty child there to make my travel hell.Pirate700

How do you deal with it? well perhaps asking the parents if they could calm their child down, if that doesn't work ( and I'm sorry if this sounds condescending I don't mean it to) you be an adult and ignore it, that's how I feel anyways.

[QUOTE="10thwonder"]

[QUOTE="wildjango64"]thank you, I really can't belive some people think the kid got what she deserved:?

AFraud

I think most are saying it for shock value. On the day their first child is brought into the world, and that primal instinct to protect their offspring takes a hold of them, they will think about this thread :P

I'll smack the crap out of my kids because I'll love them, and I'll probably only have to do it a few times because they'll get the message. Kids need to learn their place in this world. You're the boss of them, not the other way around. I hate hearing screaming kids in public. Stop being such permissive parents.

Be a parent. You can be friends with them when they're older.

You really think slapping them a few times is going to turn them into your obedient little servants?

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="gun65"]

How do you deal with it? well perhaps asking the parents if they could calm their child down, if that doesn't work ( and I'm sorry if this sounds condescending I don't mean it to) you be an adult and ignore it, that's how I feel anyways.

LJS9502_basic

I'll smack the crap out of my kids because I'll love them, and I'll probably only have to do it a few times because they'll get the message. Kids need to learn their place in this world. You're the boss of them, not the other way around. I hate hearing screaming kids in public. Stop being such permissive parents.

Be a parent. You can be friends with them when they're older.

AFraud

[QUOTE="AFraud"]

[QUOTE="10thwonder"]

I think most are saying it for shock value. On the day their first child is brought into the world, and that primal instinct to protect their offspring takes a hold of them, they will think about this thread :P

gun65

I'll smack the crap out of my kids because I'll love them, and I'll probably only have to do it a few times because they'll get the message. Kids need to learn their place in this world. You're the boss of them, not the other way around. I hate hearing screaming kids in public. Stop being such permissive parents.

Be a parent. You can be friends with them when they're older.

You really think slapping them a few times is going to turn them into your obedient little servants?

[QUOTE="AFraud"]

[QUOTE="10thwonder"]

I think most are saying it for shock value. On the day their first child is brought into the world, and that primal instinct to protect their offspring takes a hold of them, they will think about this thread :P

gun65

I'll smack the crap out of my kids because I'll love them, and I'll probably only have to do it a few times because they'll get the message. Kids need to learn their place in this world. You're the boss of them, not the other way around. I hate hearing screaming kids in public. Stop being such permissive parents.

Be a parent. You can be friends with them when they're older.

You really think slapping them a few times is going to turn them into your obedient little servants?

Kids need to learn discipline and boundaries. Grounding doesn't work. They just get sent to their room where there are games and toys. I got spanked as a kid and I turned out ok, and my parents rarely had to do it because I knew who was in charge and I behaved.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]Some times it can't be ignored. I do agree the parent should be asked to shut the kid up though.

Pirate700

[QUOTE="AFraud"]I'll smack the crap out of my kids because I'll love them, and I'll probably only have to do it a few times because they'll get the message. Kids need to learn their place in this world. You're the boss of them, not the other way around. I hate hearing screaming kids in public. Stop being such permissive parents.

Be a parent. You can be friends with them when they're older.

LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

[QUOTE="AFraud"]I'll smack the crap out of my kids because I'll love them, and I'll probably only have to do it a few times because they'll get the message. Kids need to learn their place in this world. You're the boss of them, not the other way around. I hate hearing screaming kids in public. Stop being such permissive parents.

Be a parent. You can be friends with them when they're older.

Pirate700

[QUOTE="10thwonder"]

[QUOTE="wildjango64"]thank you, I really can't belive some people think the kid got what she deserved:?

AFraud

I think most are saying it for shock value. On the day their first child is brought into the world, and that primal instinct to protect their offspring takes a hold of them, they will think about this thread :P

I'll smack the crap out of my kids because I'll love them, and I'll probably only have to do it a few times because they'll get the message. Kids need to learn their place in this world. You're the boss of them, not the other way around. I hate hearing screaming kids in public. Stop being such permissive parents.

Be a parent. You can be friends with them when they're older.

Oh, don't get me wrong, I am all for making sure my kids know who's boss, I will discipline my kids when they are out of line and give them a good wallop when it's due (as my father did my siblings and I), but for some people to say they are okay with what the man did is ridiculous. No one touches my family, unless they want to end up in the hospital.

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Children need discipline....not abuse.

LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]Slaping them once (not hard) to get them to shutup is not abuse.

Pirate700

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Did you not read his post. He said he'll smack the crap out of his kids. That isn't one slap.;)LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="gun65"]

[QUOTE="AFraud"]

I'll smack the crap out of my kids because I'll love them, and I'll probably only have to do it a few times because they'll get the message. Kids need to learn their place in this world. You're the boss of them, not the other way around. I hate hearing screaming kids in public. Stop being such permissive parents.

Be a parent. You can be friends with them when they're older.

AFraud

You really think slapping them a few times is going to turn them into your obedient little servants?

Kids need to learn discipline and boundaries. Grounding doesn't work. They just get sent to their room where there are games and toys. I got spanked as a kid and I turned out ok, and my parents rarely had to do it because I knew who was in charge and I behaved.

I beg to differ on that, I was paddled as a child and all it did was make me mad more than anything else, when my mom would threaten to not let me play outside with my friends or not play video games, watch tv etc... That had a lot more impact than the spankings.

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] He's advocating that a stranger can slap a child in the face 4 or 5 times after apparently following the mother and child from one aisle to another. How did we exaggerate that?LJS9502_basic

does it really matter what his other posts said. He is saying now that those other posts were a joke.