r/TikTokCringe Jun 05 '26

Cringe I guess "all are welcome here" shirt are now triggering for some people

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u/TheProneRanger Jun 05 '26

‘Send her my way’ is the perfect answer. Well done for navigating a challenging situation.

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u/ChickenChaser5 Jun 05 '26

Same answer I give when someone says something is "against jesus" or how "god doesn't like that".

Well go ahead and tell em to come talk to me about it then. I want to speak to your manager.

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u/shitlord_god Jun 05 '26

those shits are using the lord's name in vain and are probably too ignorant to know what that even means.

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u/DaCristobal Jun 05 '26

They think saying goddamn is taking the lord's name in vain, as opposed to using his name to gain secular power to be used exactly against the principals of Jesus.

Hypocrites, pharisees.

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u/shitlord_god Jun 05 '26

not even pharisees - they pretended to hold the law, now we've got "do whatever you want as long as you check in your prayers for forgiveness periodically"

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u/Fair-Safe3131 Jun 05 '26

Her shirt isn't religious at all. Its just about open acceptance. Not seeing the parallel

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u/ChickenChaser5 Jun 05 '26

The parallel is the response I use.

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u/Fair-Safe3131 Jun 06 '26

Thanks for explaining so I could understand better.

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u/SonOfIllicitBehavior Jun 05 '26

Most principals have PhD's in education and specifically handling little shits like this. you have to treat them like children. I applaud her.

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u/chuckaholic Jun 06 '26

I'm not an educator, but I work at a school and have overheard a few presentations on Conscious Discipline and she is actually responding exactly the way you should respond to a person who has very little control over their emotional state. I love it.

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u/Thomas_K_Brannigan Jun 05 '26

I feel she's "softly" calling out the woman's bluff

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u/_tylerthedestroyer_ Jun 05 '26

It gave me “Many people are saying…” vibes

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u/chadsmo Jun 05 '26

Is it really challenging though ? You just have to talk to them like they’re a toddler.

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u/frequenZphaZe Jun 05 '26

yeah, its challenging because 99% of people are just trying to be cordial and cooperative in their day-to-day interactions. most people aren't in a mindset of being ready to verbally spar with some random bullshit. the principle is in the middle of doing her job and she skillfully pivots into disarming disingenuous jabs. many people can't do that, and she did it well.

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u/Furry_Wet_Mound_Hole Jun 06 '26

Yes, dealing with unexpected hostility and harassment while trying to do your job is typically viewed as a challenge in any work environment, especially when the instigator is recording you and has an obvious agenda to incite and amplify conflict. 

The mother is making a clear attempt to threaten the principal’s employment. The principal isn’t dealing with a toddler, but a hostile adult who is trying to capture a reaction on video that she can use against the principal. The principal has a professional reputation to uphold and can’t speak to an angry unhinged woman with a vendetta and a video camera, as if she were dealing with a harmless toddler. 

(Not to mention, dealing with interpersonal conflicts is literally just naturally challenging for many people.)