Yeah it's really the worst. There's a lot of valid reasons to not have kids but like most subreddits that could be okay with quality discussion in theory, they are usually filled with miserable people that whine and circlejerk all day.
Kind of the direction any negatively-focused subreddit goes. It just becomes a karma contest where the most negative post wins until only the extremes are able to reach the front page.
Another example, /r/raisedbynarcissists where people dont seem to understand the difference between narcissists and straight up psychopaths.
Tbh outrage factories like that one should be quarantined/banned. Online witch hunts are absolute cancer. Report it to law enforcement and let the goddamn professionals deal with it.
\>"Sorry kid, but there are no signs of abuse. It's completely normal for kids to have a thousand bruises and no fingerprints from getting their hands burned on the stove. Btw sorry for shooting you but the cop feared for his life, byeee"
\>"Sorry kid, but there are no signs of abuse. It's completely normal for kids to have a thousand bruises and no fingerprints from getting their hands burned on the stove. Btw sorry for shooting you but the cop feared for his life, byeee"
I'm guessing you never went to the sub? It's hard to have a "witch Hunt" when the mods delete absolutely anything with any identifying information, including anonymous usernames.
Also, it's not an "outrage factory" or they would still be running and posting in quarantine. Their whole goal was awareness so people would know to call the police if they see it (bc not everyone recognizes certain types of abuse).
But good job on making an outrage comment on subs you don't like, specifically a sub outraged by...child abuse. How terrible of them.
barely any of the posts actually have children in them, and like 75% of them are fake or reposted anti-vaxx/essential oils shit. This seems way overzealous
I try not to be alarmist, but that video isn't something anyone needs to see. Just the look of dumb confusion on the first kid's face after the first slap to be followed by that.
I'm pretty desensitised to everything but violence against kids fucks me up.
Slapping the shit out of them continuously, then dropping the infants onto a tile floor over and over until they bleed, then choking them out after are a bit much though. I guess the casual part is being used ironically? Most subs like /r/mildyinteresting or /r/casualIAMA or whatever have the content you'd expect with that title. I was picturing something like parents taking away the kid's toys while they were playing with them or using a spray bottle on them for no reason then laughing at them while they cry, not full on felony battery.
Oh I'm well aware of Asian household discipline. Growing up I had a lot of second gen Chinese friends who would get whipped by extension cords and locked in a room for not practicing piano. I've lost contact with almost all of them but I've kept up with a couple over the years. From hearsay and seeing some articles/social media online a bunch of them turned out really depressed and socially stunted or turned to Jesus extreme, while some turned out fine and one guy even went on to be a professional pianist. To this day I don't know why piano was such a big thing in the Chinese community I grew up around but man I didn't realize the level of abuse that went on until I was an adult.
This video is something else entirely though. It's a fucking infant getting the shit beaten out of it for no reason. They were just sitting there at the start minding their own business. I don't even think they can walk properly so what could they have possibly done wrong?
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1 SnapshillBot 2019-03-08
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1 BriefSquirt 2019-03-08
r/Childfree on suicide watch
1 zenicaone 2019-03-08
lol
I thought this sub will be "look at my lambo, I could not have it if I had kids" , "traveling around the world, I couldnt if ..." and similar
but instead - its personal rants and people bitching about how friends, family, neighboursm etc told them that they should have kids and should marry.
1 f3509000 2019-03-08
Yeah it's really the worst. There's a lot of valid reasons to not have kids but like most subreddits that could be okay with quality discussion in theory, they are usually filled with miserable people that whine and circlejerk all day.
1 -Steve_French- 2019-03-08
Expectation: "look at my lambo, I could not have it if I had kids" , "traveling around the world, I couldnt if ..." and similar
Reality: "look at how I can be a miserable sad sack even without kids"
1 ZoinksYall 2019-03-08
Expectation: Dilberg posting
Reality: Mr. Crocker posting
1 ikitomi 2019-03-08
Just wait til you see dogfree.
It's full of women who are too afraid to be in the same auditorium as a dog.
1 CLX053 2019-03-08
Kind of the direction any negatively-focused subreddit goes. It just becomes a karma contest where the most negative post wins until only the extremes are able to reach the front page.
Another example, /r/raisedbynarcissists where people dont seem to understand the difference between narcissists and straight up psychopaths.
1 BriefSquirt 2019-03-08
its a big yikes
1 ItMightBeABrainTumor 2019-03-08
Tbh outrage factories like that one should be quarantined/banned. Online witch hunts are absolute cancer. Report it to law enforcement and let the goddamn professionals deal with it.
1 vtesterlwg 2019-03-08
yes, because the professionals always do everything properly. Quite so good sir.
1 Velxon 2019-03-08
Holding a lynch mob to own the police
1 vtesterlwg 2019-03-08
yes
1 32624647 2019-03-08
Imagine unironically believing Internet lynch mobs do a better job at upholding justice than actual due process upheld by professionals.
1 vtesterlwg 2019-03-08
/s neither do
1 TendiesAndMeth 2019-03-08
\>Cops arrive to the scene
\>Shoot the family dog
\>Shoots the kid and leaves him crippled
\>CPS gets there
\>"Sorry kid, but there are no signs of abuse. It's completely normal for kids to have a thousand bruises and no fingerprints from getting their hands burned on the stove. Btw sorry for shooting you but the cop feared for his life, byeee"
1 ProtectYourNecks 2019-03-08
Alternative option: post to twitter about it and gib karma on reddit.
Be complete hero for doing this
1 TendiesAndMeth 2019-03-08
This but unironically
1 -Steve_French- 2019-03-08
Why would they call the ATF
1 TendiesAndMeth 2019-03-08
\>Cops arrive to the scene
\>Shoot the family dog
\>Shoots the kid and leaves him crippled
\>CPS gets there
\>"Sorry kid, but there are no signs of abuse. It's completely normal for kids to have a thousand bruises and no fingerprints from getting their hands burned on the stove. Btw sorry for shooting you but the cop feared for his life, byeee"
1 Stenwalden 2019-03-08
Retarded reasoning like this is how Drama will end up quarantined.
1 32624647 2019-03-08
You're saying this as if it'd be a bad thing.
1 Stenwalden 2019-03-08
Might reduce the amount of /r/allRefugees? Thats probably the only positive thing I can think of.
1 tryusingurbrain 2019-03-08
I'm guessing you never went to the sub? It's hard to have a "witch Hunt" when the mods delete absolutely anything with any identifying information, including anonymous usernames.
Also, it's not an "outrage factory" or they would still be running and posting in quarantine. Their whole goal was awareness so people would know to call the police if they see it (bc not everyone recognizes certain types of abuse).
But good job on making an outrage comment on subs you don't like, specifically a sub outraged by...child abuse. How terrible of them.
1 ItMightBeABrainTumor 2019-03-08
Haha you got outraged
1 oboewan42 2019-03-08
“Maybe if nobody knows about it, it doesn’t exist” - reddit admins on the subject of child abuse
1 snallygaster 2019-03-08
barely any of the posts actually have children in them, and like 75% of them are fake or reposted anti-vaxx/essential oils shit. This seems way overzealous
1 Rivea_ 2019-03-08
- every reddit admin and moderator on practically every subject imaginable.*
1 serialflamingo 2019-03-08
Hmm, followed a link to one of the removed posts and it's kinda ruined my day a bit.
1 snallygaster 2019-03-08
link?
1 serialflamingo 2019-03-08
It's honestly NSFL material and I don't say that lightly
1 snallygaster 2019-03-08
Damn that's awful. I thought the sub was for "casual" child abuse, not beating up an infant.
1 serialflamingo 2019-03-08
I try not to be alarmist, but that video isn't something anyone needs to see. Just the look of dumb confusion on the first kid's face after the first slap to be followed by that.
I'm pretty desensitised to everything but violence against kids fucks me up.
1 f3509000 2019-03-08
Wow, that's really fucked up. Wtf is "casual" about that?
1 tgbz 2019-03-08
i think the point is that it's not, but the patents treat it as so?
1 serialflamingo 2019-03-08
Yeah that seems to be the definition of casual they're using.
1 f3509000 2019-03-08
Slapping the shit out of them continuously, then dropping the infants onto a tile floor over and over until they bleed, then choking them out after are a bit much though. I guess the casual part is being used ironically? Most subs like /r/mildyinteresting or /r/casualIAMA or whatever have the content you'd expect with that title. I was picturing something like parents taking away the kid's toys while they were playing with them or using a spray bottle on them for no reason then laughing at them while they cry, not full on felony battery.
1 Krombopulos-Snake 2019-03-08
People don't think twice about it. They just do it.
Casually.
A lot of people eventually can't resist the urge to silence the damn thing anymore. They just lose it and here we are one dead baby.
It's quite sad honestly.
1 f3509000 2019-03-08
Yeah this honestly made me feel like shit. Most stuff doesn't phase me on the internet anymore but damn dude this is heartbreaking.
1 Wraith_GraveSpell 2019-03-08
Lol pussy just make more kids, theyre free
1 Krombopulos-Snake 2019-03-08
Depends on the type and race of the household.
Black, Hispanic , Redneck, Indian and some Asian households? Expecting the kid to a get a left hook. It's wrong but meh, that's how we were raised.
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1 f3509000 2019-03-08
Oh I'm well aware of Asian household discipline. Growing up I had a lot of second gen Chinese friends who would get whipped by extension cords and locked in a room for not practicing piano. I've lost contact with almost all of them but I've kept up with a couple over the years. From hearsay and seeing some articles/social media online a bunch of them turned out really depressed and socially stunted or turned to Jesus extreme, while some turned out fine and one guy even went on to be a professional pianist. To this day I don't know why piano was such a big thing in the Chinese community I grew up around but man I didn't realize the level of abuse that went on until I was an adult.
This video is something else entirely though. It's a fucking infant getting the shit beaten out of it for no reason. They were just sitting there at the start minding their own business. I don't even think they can walk properly so what could they have possibly done wrong?
1 serialflamingo 2019-03-08
Oh fuck you. This isn't normal anywhere. It's two infants being completely brutalised.
1 JustLions 2019-03-08
Fucking hell why did I watch that?
1 SWIMsfriend 2019-03-08
thats such a great subreddit name. its like its supposed to be the more chill version of r/childabuse. like their version of r/Leftistwithoutedge
like you want to talk about beating kids, but without the extremists
1 banananutbranmuffin 2019-03-08
Quarantining subs is so pathetic.
1 ImayGoByRen 2019-03-08
To be honest that sub was fucking filthy anyways. Bunch of kids reeeing about how them being disciplined is bad.
1 ironjaw3ds 2019-03-08
What exactly is chapotraphouse? I've been to the sub and I didn't understand the context for most of the post.
1 blaizken_420 2019-03-08
It's a sub for a political podcast. It's...rather extremist and unhinged, similar to /r/CringeAnarchy but left-wing instead.
1 Goliath_Gamer 2019-03-08
Physical assault isn't "discipline."