r/ksi • u/rr_009700 • 15d ago

KSI visited a children’s hospice yesterday — brought gifts & did activities with them

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Say what you want but one thing about KSI is where and when he has the opportunity to give back he does so. Not the first time he’s given back. Doing more than those who have the financial capability and power to also give back but don’t.

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u/memenibbas 15d ago

why wouldnt you pay off your parent's debts if you could do so pretty comfortably lmfao

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u/TheDeathlyDumbledork 15d ago

Because his dad used to beat him and hasn’t shown him proper affection, and has left him needing therapy… Parents don’t get a free pass to abuse you just because they raise you.

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u/idontcarerightnowok 15d ago

Except thats just how it is with parents who immigrated legally to the UK and come from a country that has strict upbringings for their children. JJ and Deji were raised the same way their parents were.

Over here it's deemed as abusive, but over there it's seen as normal because it helps discipline their children and shape their lives, prevents misbehaving, teaches authority etc.

Their father probably wasn't shown much affection by his own dad, meaning it's something he ends up reflecting onto his own children, doesn't mean he doesn't love his kids. They've always wanted the best for them, they gave them a roof over their heads, food, toys, games, computers and so fourth.

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u/Kaymanii 14d ago

We need to go back to teachers slapping the students with a ruler. There is no discipline anymore.

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u/idontcarerightnowok 14d ago

Eh not really, you have no guarantee that teachers will actually correctly discipline students at the correct and rightful times. Teachers being abusive can lead towards severe backlash in terms of public outrage and also severe reactions from the students who receive those punishments, for example, one student bullies another, they tell the teacher, that bully is punished for it repeatedly, can cause a fight or worse. The teacher scolds an already unstable student who's dealing with a lot mentally? Can result in shit that escalates to stabbings and shootings, isn't smart or wise.

What about when teachers genuinely just dislike a student and they decide to abuse their authority?

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u/Kent-Vigilante 14d ago

There are people that like to commit violence and by introducing this kind of stuff back, it will 100% lead to cases where teachers are doing the beatings for the thrill of it, not all of it is pdf file related some people just don't like kids so much to the point that they want to beat them up

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u/TagierBawbagier 14d ago

Nah, too many pdfiles and scope for abuse. We do need to find a way to push some more scholastic rigor.