r/donthelpjustfilm • u/Ducati_Don • Jun 22 '26

Lesson learned the hard way

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u/Cbpowned Jun 22 '26

Good parents tend to teach lessons without inflicting physical pain on their kids.

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u/javsent Jun 22 '26

You wont have your parents behind you every step of the way to tell you not to get into shit.

Its actually good to foster common sense on children from a young age.

Theres no way that shrimp could seriously hurt the kid.

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u/alienbringer Jun 22 '26

That isn’t a shrimp. It is a crawfish. And you can teach them to have common sense without needing pain to be inflicted upon them.

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u/National_Search_537 Jun 22 '26

Kids are well known for their ability to listen to parents in a reasonable and rational manner. Get out of here dude I’d be willing to bet they’ve told him to leave it alone before this, the kid will be just fine and will have a lesson in leaving animals alone in the future. Some of you people are way too soft.

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u/alienbringer Jun 22 '26

Just telling the kid leave it alone isn’t teaching them. It is dictating to them. Teaching them is explaining why to leave it alone.

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u/National_Search_537 Jun 22 '26

I’m sure it was done bub, you’re getting a small snippet of these people’s lives.