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Little girl is left on the floor of a crowded mall during epic tantrum.

I feel bad for the guy who steps on her by accident.

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Added: Oct-1-2012 Occurred On: Oct-1-2012
By: Hecky420
In: WTF, Other Entertainment
Tags: parenting, children, tantrum, freak out, mall, epic fail, epic win, humor, kids, child abuse, parenting fail, news, romney, obama, wtf, tantrum, angry, cry, mad,
Location: Burlington, Massachusetts, United States (load item map)
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  • Looks a lot like Freejay when someone questions one of his comments.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    DEADBEEF (4172.56)  

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  • I know that what I am going to say is not politically correct, but that child needed a sounding slap on her face the first time she pulled the tantrum and the problem would have been solved once and forever.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    mcgus (636.14)  

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  • I would have gotten the shit smacked out of me and gotten dragged out of there for even half of that.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    TankHunter (108.40)  

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  • @daleastor

    I've run the gauntlet with three offspring.

    I've never had to abandon them in the mall but JEEZ! They can be little shits! (in more ways than one)

    What's important to them is often not important to anyone rational. For example one of my kids has major scar on his forehead from when he launched himself from the shopping trolley to get a piece of fruit that was out reach on the supermarket stand. He got the fruit and a big cut; he didn't stop for an instant to devour the fruit despit More..

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    DEADBEEF (4172.56)  

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    • @DEADBEEF stuff what people think is a parents number 1 rule.
      raised 6 of the evil little things myself. i deserve a holiday.

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      fookalah (725.90)  

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    • @DEADBEEF

      Understand ALL that. lol. I'm certainly not saying I never made mistakes. That's part of parenting and being human. I'm just not a fan of LAZY. And LAZY takes many forms.

      Yes, they not only CAN BE, but WILL BE little shits. lol.

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      daleastor (871.86)

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    • @daleastor A lot of parents quit raising their children before they turn 5.

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      dog64 (432.36)  

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    • @dog64

      This is very true. Seen it many times. Strange to me because that's when things start getting way more interesting.

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      daleastor (871.86)

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  • my kids NEVER did this because they knew that if they even tried it that i would be haulin their ass to a quiet corner where i could spank the shit out of them! this heathen child needs a good ass whoopin!

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    menolikey (446.88)

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    • @menolikey Ass whoppin is one way to go. Reality is, by giving this behaviour ANY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the child gets attention. Eventually that becomes the only attention they register. Could spiral out of control for the kid and the parent, especially in the teen years. Nope, leave the brat on the floor and walk away. When the kid's done and comes back to her senses, that's when the discipline for the behavoiur should take place. Don't let the kid control the parent but the parent should cont More..

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      TOAORick (289.98)

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  • Relax all... just a litlle girl learning the harder way that she can't always have it the way she wants it... Nothing wrong with that, it's the girl itself who is getting tired, and eventually will give in, why? Because kids have to learn that there parents are the boss.. Simple, no smacking needed or insults towards the parents...

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    OneUp (17.90)  

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    • @OneUp Sometimes a spanking is needed, but never in anger, or in public. I have a son that just turned 13, and while he was growing up, spanking was useless, he was going to do what he thought was right be damned. It took all 13 years to reason with him, and not give up, and he's just fine now.

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      dog64 (432.36)  

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    • @dog64 As I don't have kids of my own, I never have or will I hit any kids. I was amazed that so many comments on here involved "spanking", where I preffer, like you to reason and help them expierence and understand why ya say what ya saying.... And like ya stated, he turned out just fine... (for now, he is 13, he still can make ya life hell, lol)

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      OneUp (17.90)  

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    • @OneUp A lot of parents would have gave up on him, it was tough. My older son was different. I think he was spanked once ever. From the time he could speak I could reason with him. Kids are all different, and for some spanking works. I think most parents are too lazy to talk with their kids, so when something goes wrong they pass all reason, and spank. That just makes the kid feel like their parents don't give a damn. I also let my kids argue their views, and if they're right they win. Of course More..

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      dog64 (432.36)  

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    • @dog64 reason with him? sounds like a child was raising those children. should have gotten control in the first 3 years and then taught him something useful the next 10.now all he knows is that his parents are liberal shithead pussies.

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      Nuckelhed (329.70)  

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    • @Nuckelhed LOL my kids know I'm an ass kicking take no shit conservative. My younger son would have drove most parents to an early grave. When I say spanking was useless with this boy, I mean it was useless, as in whip him as hard as you want, he didn't care! He got into touble at school so I would have to pick him up, I would spank him wash, rinse, and repeat. I said; "if you do this you know you will be spanked". He said; "I know dad, but then I can be home with you". When More..

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      dog64 (432.36)  

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  • Annoying kid AND parents. Teach those evil kids at home to behave or leave. Let the people enjoy their shopping.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    Blits30 (729.08)

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  • Yup, and then it's taboo to give em a good ol smack... go fig.

    Damned if you do anything, damned if you do nothing...

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    BeerWolf84 (139.88)  

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  • When I was little my mum woud kick my ass if I even tried to do something like this. Kids are idiots, they need a slap here and there...

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    grraur (29.72)

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  • Give it a choice---you can scream on the floor and go home or you can calm down and we'll continue shopping---which is it?
    You have then empowered the little shit to create it's own consequences.
    Then follow through.
    Sitting on a bench 20' away and having the sibling play intermediary is PATHETIC!!!
    It's the Parents' job to make sure the kid isn't over-hungry, over-tired, or over-sugared.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    WAD (122.70)  

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  • Shit parents.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    RogerTheShrubber (473.30)  
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  • .... and that right there is where a child deserves a good smack.

    When I was a child and I had done that, I would have received the thrashing of my life for having shamed and embarrassed my parents in public.
    Rightly so.

    Perhaps this child is left there on the floor because the mother is powerless, exhausted, and can only sit on that seat and watch.
    As a parent myself, we now must constantanly look over our shoulders for the pontificating judgemental bastards that just love to impose their war More..

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
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    • @GrumpyAuldBastard

      You say kid needs "good smack", then go on to say the parent is "powerless", "exhausted"??? WTF?

      If that's not PCasAmotherfucker I don't know what is.

      "Oh, the poor MOM and DAD are 'tired'. They can't handle a two/three year old at the mall. Give 'em a bench to rest their weary/lazy dumbfuck bones on while their kid works it out under foot traffic like a wounded animal on the highway."

      Fuck, man.

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      daleastor (871.86)

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    • @daleastor

      DUH! - Can you read? - comprehend English?

      QUOTE:
      You say kid needs "good smack", then go on to say the parent is "powerless", "exhausted"??? WTF?

      The child needs a good smack as I would have received in my youth... but today, the parent is powerless to punish or respond to bad behaviour without assholes like you pontificating how to raise a child.
      As I say, more than likely that mother is sitting on that bench exhausted, embarrassed, frustrated and More..

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      GrumpyAuldBastard (218.84)
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    • @GrumpyAuldBastard

      Sorry, but a two/three year old WALLOWING ON THE FLOOR in public doesn't need a "good smack". Needs a good parent who won't let that kid WALLOW ON THE FLOOR.

      For this insight of mine, I AM an expert. And regardless, I'm also AN EXPERT.

      Sorry your parents fucked you up.

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      daleastor (871.86)

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    • @GrumpyAuldBastard mate i have raised 6 kids if you teach them right you dont need to smack them. sure they will make mistakes but smacking them only teaches them to react violently when they feel they have been wronged.

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      fookalah (725.90)  

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    • @daleastor

      You are not an expert - STFU.
      If you where an expert you would not be so quick to judge.

      You're evidently all 'political correctness'.... but that's just the language of cowardice.

      Let me tell you, my parents taught me morals, principals, when to stand up for whats right, and when to apologise....... and how, when the most important job in the world is handed to amateurs, our job is to help and not beat the parents up with out hollier than thou pontifications.

      And for you to have More..

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
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  • Keep that... thing... at home until it can behave. Or buy a kid muzzle.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    Foxxie (671.60)

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  • i dont see the need for videos like this . its a child ffs move on.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    fookalah (725.90)  

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