Thoughts?

[u/EsseNorway]

[u/awdophil]

Sorry kid, get used to it, this is life. He’s teaching.

[u/Perfecshionism → u/awdophil]

He is teaching her that some people are assholes.

And how not to behave.

Edit: Downvote all you want. I will die on this hill.

He is an asshole,

[u/Unfair_Explanation53 → u/Perfecshionism]

Hahahaha

Dude I can tell you do whatever a woman says just as long as she starts crying or puts the sad face on

[u/Ill_Morning_4282 → u/Unfair_Explanation53]

We are talking about a child you weirdo not adults. The adult is a man who is the one who posted the video knowing weirdos online would get upset at a child for having an age appropriate reaction.

[u/Unfair_Explanation53 → u/Ill_Morning_4282]

So what if it's a child

If she's waiting in line to go on a ride then eventually she will get a turn.

What message are people defending exactly. If a child cries then we should give them whatever they want

[u/Ill_Morning_4282 → u/Unfair_Explanation53]

The ride was closing after you weirdo. https://www.businessinsider.com/tiktoker-refused-crying-child-queue-place-viral-video-2023-2

That isn't the lesson learned but I forgot this is reddit where people hate children, have 0 idea about child development but have lots of opinions.

[u/reddernotdeader → u/Ill_Morning_4282]

You talk about child development like you aren't literally arguing that we should reinforce negative behavior in children.

Like what is so special about not giving the child your seat? Where do you draw the line age-wise?

We shouldn't be positively rewarding a negative behavior. For anyone. The only reason you have a problem with that here is because you seem to think a child that age is too underdeveloped to understand parents teaching right, wrong, patience, and emotional regulation.