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Zeus posted...

SushiSquid posted...

No, he was being an ass hole. Throwing rocks and being as much of a shit as these stories claim is not normal kid behavior. It's ass hole behavior.

Except that is normal kid behavior. Kids don't know not to do that until they're reprimanded. Pretty much every kid throws stuff at some point (while I've yet to see an exception, I assume one could exist). If they're not reprimanded, they keep doing it.

SushiSquid posted...

What the fuck are you even talking about?

The fact that you feel the need to break it into two words to cover your sorry ass.

JTekashiro posted...

Do you honestly think this is typical children behaviour? If so, you obviously have never spent much time around children and, if this is the behaviour you expect, you have no business being around them in any sort of authoritative capacity.

If you think it's not, you've literally never seen a kid. All kids start out with bad behaviors which they're gradually taught not to do. When I was in high school, I worked summers at a daycare and we'd routinely have kids who'd come in with all sorts of obnoxious behaviors because of shitty parenting who we'd usually break of those habits. Except for one obnoxious kid whose parents let him do whatever he wanted and, when we reprimanded him, the parents took him out of the program. His dad was a cop, though, so he'll be covered for whatever trouble he gets into.

JTekashiro posted...

The latter quote is called a red herring. You use them when you want to argue but you know you don't have a solid argument.

It's calling people out for doing something, just like I'm going to call out your shit-tier trolling again. I could correct you, but you know damn well that your point is wrong and you aren't even using a term right.

Man, you are a very sad and angry person. You and I both know you didn't work at a daycare and you are putting your assumptions onto children. If you think kids at 5-6 regularly throw rocks at each other you clearly haven't been around many children. They might have troubles sharing but very few are that violent. Heck, I graduated from a "referral" school where you had to be expelled from somewhere else to attend. I can name 2 people out of 100s who assaulted a teacher. If you go into the wider school system, those 2 kids were the only 2 out of 1000s of students. Additionally, you actually think your experience outweighs that of several people who have made careers out of caring for children. It does not, they are right about Trump. Kids do not act this way nor should they be expected to.

On the note of the second point, no you were not just "calling somebody out". You knew you had a weak argument then, much like you do now, and you were just trying desperately to attack the other person without actually putting forward a strong argument. Paint it however you want but we both know the truth. Oh, and since we both know you desperately care, feel free to tell your internet friends you won this argument, I know it will help you sleep better at night.