评论

Excellent-World-1311•about 11 hours ago•2128

My dad did this , its effective as long as you aren't trying to destroy the kid. It's not the same as getting acted upon by a belt or a switch - because you're hands are in play . The "punishment" is being in a situation where you're outclassed and you getting humbled. The kids crying and acting to try to get pitty - to avoid consequences- but that makes for a toxic man later on . This dad did a good thing

coaxialdrift•about 11 hours ago•1658

I have no problem with the punishment, but posting it in socials is shitty parenting for sure

DavidZenziGhost•about 10 hours ago•339

People hating on the dad are hilarious.

His kid is a bully and publicly humiliated other kids, so the dad gave him that same dose of medicine.

l333D4AM•about 11 hours ago•288

Bet you he won’t fucking do it again tho

Mancman83•about 8 hours ago•286

Do I agree with the lesson general zod is giving, absolutely... Do I agree with publicly shaming your Son for all to see...not at all.

5arch5•about 10 hours ago•226

My son was bullying a little girl and I went to school to pick him up in a dress. I had a friend record it for my own purposes.

Whenever he acts a fool (which is rare), I remind him that 1) I still have that video and 2) I'm crazy enough to put the dress back on and do it again.

First-Capital5368•about 8 hours ago•178

The lesson was correct. Posting it was wrong.

Boxed my whole life. I understand what the dad was doing and his son will learn from this. However he's now opened his son up to being bullied and those parents might not be willing to teach the same lessons of respect as he is.

"Praise in public, discipline in private."

BitcoinBishop•about 11 hours ago•135

I really don't know what the right answer is for these situtations, it's heavily dependent on the kid and their relationship with the parent. To me it looks like the kid's learning "I shouldn't bully someone or my dad will hit me" which isn't the best reason to stop.

StrangeRaspberry7586•about 5 hours ago•133

I think dad did the right thing. I’m sure this isn’t the first bully incident his son had. He didn’t hurt his son he wanted him to feel what it feels like to be bullied. Mission accomplished, let’s hope it works.

nickbeef•about 6 hours ago•126

Not sure this would have been my parenting style, but I support it. Dad cares, dad is correcting bad behaviour, dad clearly wants whats best for his son and isn't just being a total raging dick and wants to actually TEACH his son a lesson...

What I don't support is filming this for internet clout.

Also, the son is kinda a wuss. Dad barley punched him.