@@thegamingcook785 Maybe. The age defence is pretty effective most of the time, but it only takes the one wrong person who doesn't give a shit about legal consequences and this kid would experience a MK fatality.
only proves how much of parentless shit kids they were. i was never like that. no one around me was ever like that. they wanna defend the kid because they wanna be validated.
@@Fullmetalballszif someone touches ur food would u be angry yes so please stfu and remain silent as u probably be that type of person to be too shy or afraid to approach them.
the thing is tho, that mostly applies to things being said on the internet. them bringing it into the real world now actually opens them up to real consequences. and tbh I am concerned for these kids. sure, the whole "they're just kids" argument is stupid in some ways, but on the other hand they really are just kids. they might know better, but they don't have the mental capacity to actually reflect on their actions and act accordingly. and one of these days there will be somebody who's not as nice and won't care that they're literal children and they're gonna get their shit rocked, perhaps for the last time. really makes you scared of the future of society
Anyone who thinks “oh he doesn’t know any better he’s just a kid” how tf do you expect them to ever learn if you don’t teach them what they are doing is stupid
Doesn't know any better but knows how to setup streams and technology well enough and should have an understanding of it. Be hilarious when someone gives 0 fucks and slaps the hubba bubblegum out his mouth.
Absolutely. I know Charlie says that’s an easy thing to point the finger at, but I’ve seen so many real world examples in my life for it to not be the case in a huge number of situations. Parents who firmly believe their child can do no wrong. Hell, when I was a kid, everything I did was wrong.
he will learn real quick one day, might not be today or tomorrow but he will learn, they always do.....only bad thing is he prob wont be streaming when it happens and thats unfortunate that we wont be able to see it
She doesn’t actually want their phones she just wants them to be intimidated, which they were they were stepping back. Not only are they losers but cowards too.
That’s when you sue the parents. Make it hurt!!!! Hands in food especially un sanitized can be charged as a type of assault. Same as tampering with food!
@@Bminutes you hold that kid by his arm and call for the waiter. They can sort it out and call the police. At the same time you have proof that someone tampered with your food (they can look aht the recorded stream) and then they can figure out how the boy can pay for that meal. After all its the best thing to get the waiters involved, bc they will most likely replace your plate with a new one for free, since this whole ordeal isnt your fault at all.
@shapsugh1864 doesn't matter. It needs to become socially acceptable first before the laws change. That's the only way we can have it go back to how it was back then where Adults would slap the shit out of you in public then when your parents found out the parents would whoop the shit out of you too.
Honestly, stuff like this is quite scary when you think about it. One day these teenagers and kids will go out and mess with the wrong guy with the wrong mental state, and that's all it takes.
My friends and I were garbage at that age. When I think of some of the things we did, it makes me cringe. I can only imagine what it would've been like if social media had been around to encourage us to be even worse.
i think upbringing plays a part in this too. i wasn't allowed on social media at this age but my parents did discipline me with smacking so i wasn't acting like that.
@@LQABP You know what was interesting about me in high school? Absolutely nothing. I didn't really find my groove in life till my mid 30s. Before that, I was a big fat nothing-burger.
Not where I live 🙄 There's a 14 year old that routinely beats up 8-12 year olds at a park around here, and no matter how many times parents call the cops, they can't do anything to him.
juvenile hall are for that. Or whenever you call this in english. But in a places where adults aren't punished for stealing, I doubt anything would be happening to them.
@@breezelmaydel find a 14 year old who boxes ask his parents and hire him to come whoop on him since no one will do anything about it. 😂some kids really know how to throw a punch
I’ve learned that this isn’t as true as it should be. My young cousin was literally unalived by another kid intentionally, and the kid got away with the murder pretty much scot-free because “hes a kid”
@@CheeF_Phettyconsidering it is tampering with food which can result in illness if consumed and is a jailable offense, yes, it is a big deal. Not to mention how expensive food is
@@CheeF_Phettypeople like you are the reason people act like this and we have no reasonable laws to punish people like this. Its always the victim that "does too much" its always the victim that everyone goes "woah woah cut that out!" After they retaliate. But ah well.
One of the difficult things about these situations is that I see a lot of comments saying there should be an age limit before students could get a phone or have social media, I pretty much agree. But I have a little sister, far younger than me, she's in middle school right now, my mom won't allow her to have a cellphone until high school. But it's becoming more and more difficult to maintain that, because it seems like the school systems themselves are encouraging students getting phones at a young age. For example, she couldn't enter the middle school ASB unless she had a cellphone. She couldn't go on field trips unless she has access to a cellphone. It's really stupid, I hope we as a society will slowly come to realize the consequences, and make smarter more careful decisions
Restricting smarthpones for kids would be pretty much impossible in America. Parents buying cellphones for their kids represent a lot of money going to smartphone companies, so as soon as someone try to pass a law for that rest assured Smarphones Companies will lobby against it.
yuupp my 11 year old went down a path of dumb shit.. cutting off power to houses, throwing things in traffic, etc second i found out i slapped him in front of all his friends, stupid adults cant touch me mentality and took everything from him, he's been behaving now, was watching this dumb shit and crap like andrew tate bloody infestation in highschools
"Using your age as a shield" is something I've noticed happen a lot in fandom too, like people will wipe out "I'm a minor" as a defense and start whining as if they hadn't been cyberbullying adults in a variety of horrific ways.
that pretty much goes for the internet as a whole, hell everywhere. the amount of times ive seen news about teens irl (usually around asia) where the kids heavily bully or beat up someone and just get a slap on the wrist for it is sad. its rly easy to use your age as a shield, esp when your under 16.
as an 8 year old in the early 90s, me and my friends gave the finger to a random car. grown adult guy slammed on his brakes, got out and literally chased us into the woods. if we werent fast enough/knew the woods, he may have beat our ass. another time we threw tree moss at a car, they proceeded to follow us home and the driver, my parents and the police collaborated to make me think i was going to jail. (pack my suitcase, toothbrush, ect. crying my eyes out). it just wasnt accepted by ANYBODY.
I remember giving a chick in a car a middle finger walking to school at 10 or 11 and she stopped and yelled at us for like 10 minutes about disrespect. Then she said she was going to go to the school and complain. Had me thinking she could actually get us on something and nothing ever happened. Was worried that Id get called to the principal's office any time and my mom would be there. 😂😂
I remember driving down the street and 3 kids threw medium sized rocks at my windshield. The way I screeched those brakes and reversed that car to give them the worst cussing out I have ever given made me kind of scared after I did it. 😅 I made the smallest boy cry but they were lucky they didn’t crack my windshield
There was the case of a "Prankster" at a shopping mall in Virginia harassing a shopper. The shopper told the prankster to leave him alone. The shopper finally pulled out a gun and shot the prankster. Video showing the shopper shoot the prankster was shown to the jury. The jury did not take a great deal of time in coming back with a resounding "Not Guilty" for the shopper who shot the young man. Did I mention the jury saw the video of the shooting. I would think that should send a clear message to these clowns with cameras.
I work with a few middle schoolers and the effect of streamers is apparent and sometimes I literally have no idea what to say when they say something or do something so out of pocket
I remember when I worked at McDonald's I was taking this guy order. This guy was in 40s and was a OG. A group of teens came in being a public nuisance and started harassing this lady in her 20s. This OG went up to one of the teens probably 12, grabbed him and his friends started squaring up to fight and the OG said he wasn't afraid to go to prison for killing some disrespectful kids. Oh man the fear in their eyes was priceless.
Thank u for being awareness to this. And I've been binge watching u for an hour now. The more awareness that is spread about this awful content -like this, HOPEFULLY, IF THESE KIND OF STREAMS AND VIDEOS ARE BANNED AND NOT BEING VIEWED ..we could maybe make a difference to the very young kids that are growing up on the internet. It's really unfortunate, and so sad. And the kids that are actually wealthy from fucking with the public need to be legally delt with. I don't know Jack doughtery , but I have heard of him through media and news ..but I don't understand how this kid is not being ripped apart by his state police ??!! There are many people responsible besides the kid: the parents - the police- the viewers- Lately I have been seriously worried for the generation growing up. I think we have 10 maybe even more STATE EMERGENCY , because of the fentanyl crisis. Internet addiction is should be taken seriously. The internet laws should be taken more seriously. There is an entire ecosystem right in ur hand. How do the kids not have any FEDERAL protection or guidance for these toxic algorithms. Online bullying was brought up 10 years ago, and it's still impossible to have any 'real life' justice Charles keeP spreading the message, and views GET YOUR TEA FROM THE MEDIA NOT THE SOURCE. WATCHING AND ENGAGING IN STREAMS IS Literally PUTTING MONEY IN THEIR POCKETS.
But, let’s be honest, did a majority of kids actually asked their parents permission. Edit: I want to add a little story about my life, my family never really had a family computer nor did any one in my family, we did however have that large tablet computer that ran on windows, I'm not what version it was, but for those who know, it was that windows boot up that had all 4 colors fly into the middle and create the windows logo. Either way, we didn't use it much since it was very finicky and didn't perform well. Not to mention I didn't know many websites other than cool math games or the apps that came with windows itself. Also most of the time I would forgot we would even have one. So, I didn't care at all to roam on the computer, I was too busy playing Super Mario Bros. Wii and Crash Twinsanity during my childhood.
@@yozlolYFGA i know youre a bot but if you really want to get people to watch your videos, you probably shouldn't start your sentance with "DID I ASK?"
"They're just kids." YOUR KIDS. It's the most humiliating for the parents. There's no better way to show that there's no respect, discipline or actual parental influence in a household than when kids are acting like this.
@@mattburg94my parents were extremely strict and also terrifying. Which is the main reason I never tried to do anything bad especially in school I was always the goody two shoes. I also have brain cells and proper morals too. But I don’t know. If you put the fear of god in them though they won’t be a little shit
@@mattburg94 Hardly disagree if you did everything right as a parent they don't come out like that. He was cussing at a stranger, where he literally touched HER food SHE PAID for and he told her to "stfu" and that he will knock her out, in this case its certain that there was 0 parenting done. If you got a good whooping as a kid and you have respect from your parents you only step out of line to a small degree. Like you stay awake for longer after they said "bedtime", something like that but you don't go out harass strangers, touch there food and threaten them. Wtf? Where do you guys come up with these fairy tales? I mean seriously? Can you show me where you got that information from? It just does not make sense, Kids mirror their parents behavior OR "their role model's" "The chameleon effect has us subconsciously mimicking the mannerisms and behaviors of those around us.” Through these scripts - “that describe the acceptable ways to behave, speak, and even think” - parents pass down their habits and behaviors onto their kids." So if you are a parent and you expose him to things like UNADULTERATED Tiktok/youtube you already failed, So NO you are WRONG.
The problem is if anyone ever knocks one of these kiddies out, it will be on camera and the adult will be the one arrested. The kid knows this. They know they are safe from any consequence. That’s why they’re protective of the phone. The only time they showed any fear is when she got close to getting the phone. If you could manage to get the phone, you could just break it or steal it and walk away. They would have nothing on you at that point. And again, the kids know this.
if you're old enough to understand you can use your age as a shield against criticisms and consequences, then you're old enough to know the gravity of what you're doing, and that it's wrong
The thing is, once you start assaulting people, it doesn't matter how old you are any more. It becomes pure self-defense. So even that excuse doesn't fly.
Same goes for women being physically violent, then saying shit like "you can't hit me, I'm a woman". Using one of your immutable traits as a shield for being a subhuman shitstain loses you any right to play the victim card.
Okay so not my proudest moment, but this happened to me in LA near Venice Beach and the kid was probably 15. He came up to us and started asking weird ass questions and sticking a microphone in our faces. Mexican kid with a broccoli haircut. He thought he was clowning us so hard, so I snatched his chain off his neck and started walking away. Dude went from such an arrogant troll to threatening to call his parents and started asking for help from the people around us. He literally ran over to the basketball courts and screamed that he needed help, and I mean screamed like a child. Anyway we kept his chain and I'm sure he had to explain to his parents what happened and he probably got in trouble and regretted ever doing what he did. The chain is now a ring lol.
California is really bad for this, so many kids with mums visa and they don’t enforce rules or anything, so these 14 year old kids are just out and about with a credit card
@@toplay1764 their comes a point where even a 12 year old knows what he is doing is wrong, especially this kid. BUT HEY lets keep supporting tik tok “ influencers” and give children unmonitored access to the Internet
People need to stop thinking kids aren't somehow people too with treating them lesser and realize kids are very much capable of realizing and learning what's right and wrong just like any adult as well. Kids are very much capable of a lot like any other person, it's just up for the parents to teach and guide them in the right path ultimately if not- the consequences do come their way either way.
I won't lie looking back at my unhinged behavior back when I was a child, I wish they did call the cops on me, I got off insanely lucky and I learned from it. Something that not a lot of children will learn from today
this is exactly what happens when you give children under the age of 9 a smartphone then abandon any kind of responsibility for those children because a smartphone can keep their attention for the entire day
Neon is such a great example of how insane the chase for that little red number in the top of the screen going up has turned young boys and men into sociopaths with no moral compass
*”They’re just kids, they’ll learn.”* I hate that excuse so much. When exactly are they supposed to learn? Kids should known more than anyone the difference between right and wrong because that is the age that develops who they will become as a person in the future. I never did that kinda crap when I was a kid because I knew it was WRONG! If you don’t learn what’s acceptable at a young age you’re not gonna know what’s acceptable at an older age. It’s not gonna be “they were just playing” when they’re 20+ years old.
“I’m live streaming you can’t do sh” That is the exact thinking that will eventually have him run into someone unhinged that will not give af anout their age or that they’re streaming. This person will put this kid in their place without caring about the consequences. Sad.
Fr, in our age where people are getting killed over emojis or telling someone to stop vaping, it's just a matter of time before he runs into the wrong person.
If a kid uses his age as a defense to commit crime, he is obviously aware of what is going on. They should lose that privilege and be sentenced like an adult.
Sadly you can’t just say someone is obviously aware - only their word will be taken which of course they will say they didn’t know any better so your reasoning would never work.
Mm I’d argue kids know to the extent of that it’s wrong. What they mean by kids don’t know what they’re doing is that they don’t quite grasp the long term consequences of these actions yet. That is where a parent is supposed to come in and guide them. Unfortunately, these kids will probably grow up to be small time thugs.
@@kringyklips7734there are people on the streets right now that have been to jail 20+ times that you wouldn't even know if you were just passing them. If you f around and flex on one of these dudes they are not gonna care about jail sentence number 21. Especially if you live in a no bail required city. As long as they don't unalive you (and that requirement is becoming more fuzzy ) they will be out the same day so you definitely can get beat regardless of who you are.
Full honesty here: If some kids did that to my food and went all aggro after I confronted, this video would be showing how much of a dirt bag I am for laying some kid out.
Yup, I'm already fed up with humanity as a whole, this scenario would flip a switch in my brain and I don't think I'd come out the side the same regardless of if I went to prison or not.
@@carlpanzram7081 Oh but the original comment doesn't? You don't get to pick and choose your battles as if you're some multi-dimensional wizard, if I have issues, then so does OP but I don't see you saying they do. EXACTLY proving my point for a lack of faith in humanity. Get fucked.
I was watching cartoons, Playing my games, going outside, playing with toys, or watching let players on RU-vid when I was this age. Tf happened? All these kids now days are literally addicted to brain rot tiktok videos or dumb kick streamers. Literally regressing
I was watching Naruto when it first came to Netflix. Social media wasn’t really a big thing back in 2015 for most of us. I think because it’s become so big now younger people are being influenced by older kids more easily. We really only had access to gaming videos at the most.
When I was younger I was playing Plants vs Zombies on my DS, watching Minecraft RU-vidrs, and watching Godzilla movies. Today, it feels like younger people are constantly seeking attention rather than just enjoying and appreciating life. It’s honestly sad.
The audacity of those 2 kids to start cussing her out after getting called out for their bullshit. I would've absolutely caught charges if that was me.
Right?! I don't know how people think teens can't catch hands for doing adult disrespect to adult people who won't immediately see "Oh, that's a child." Her only cussing them out was a kindness.
Kinda sad to see this shit. No respect for anyone just trying to live and exist in the world. Imagine working a 60 hour week, body is tired, you take your wife or girlfriend out for a nice dinner at the end of the week, and this little crem goblin comes up and steals your food with his grubby little hands. Holy shit that sucks
@@Kirin5731I mean if they hit you first it actually is. That's a common misconception that you can't defend yourself against underaged people. Now, you have to show restraint. But you can absolutely fight back.
@@kyletucker3811I still probably wouldn’t hit a kid. But will definitely defend myself if they attack me. Also make sure their parents give them a spanking
@@bigboyjunior24You’d be surprised. I’m 17 and I’ve met some adults who would definitely hurt a kid for that, especially ones who’ve served prison time or has already been to jail, like my stepdad. I would give the 30 year old the benefit of the doubt personally.
in my country (greece), a (kinda) popular "prank" youtuber that went around bumping into people saying "hey watch where you're going" got his jaw broken or dislocated or something by a guy that straight up decked him in the mouth.
I work on a university campus and some 12-14 year old streamers come through every weekend and ride through the building on their skateboards. We have asked them repeatedly to stop as they often interrupt events going on, but they refuse and continue coming into the building despite campus security now being involved. One time my manager was able to confiscate one of their skateboards when they came in (cause at this point they are trespassing and this is their only quick escape), and this kid threw a legit tantrum and hopped over her desk to grab it back from her. He called her several slurs and threatened her just like the little shits in this video. It’s seriously infuriating and these kids have no clue how to navigate society and mind their own business.
@@Gringogay Skateboarding is fine… in a skate park or through a neighborhood. The issue is that they’re skating through an indoor venue, disrupting university events, and harassing our staff for their videos.
what can you even do in this situation. only option is to ask for a new meal from the restaurant. anything else and you’re making a fool of yourself being in an altercation with a kiddo.
So long as kids _think_ they're protected from repercussions, they'll keep doing this stuff. Full stop. There needs to be extra juvenile harassment laws about this stuff where if a kid becomes a public menace, they are _guaranteed_ to lose access to everything except a dial phone and maybe texts until they prove they're mature enough to handle more. No consequences spoils anyone. Of any age.
More so the parents like yeah ofc you can't control everything your kid does but like if your kid thinks this kind of prank is funny or cool you did a shit job as a parent
Some kid ran in front of my fucking CAR as a joke, and looked genuinely surprised when I stopped to yell at him. My girlfriend was mortified, I maintain I may have well saved his life.
I find it hilarious how these people think their phone is the most valuable thing on earth and can never be touched by anyone or they will face huge consequences
I work at a middle school, and this is a huge majority of their attitudes. They know adults can't do anything in retaliation and they push the boundary to sometimes criminal levels. If you're going to have children, raise them.
The behavior is rational on the surface but all I can think is that it's not gonna mesh well with the current mental health crisis among adults. How many depressed people do we walk by each day that have so little hope that they'd think nothing of killing a child and their friends? I'd hazard a guess a lot more than we want to admit.
It becomes very difficult when the Gov sets rules for parents so that they can't enforce any useful punishment/consequences onto their own kids. Even the word consequences is NOT allowed to use in certain schools here. And no matter how bad the actions of your kids are... if you raise your voice it can be considered problematic and fall into child abuse. Basically the system in places like here wants to have hands off parenting and wants to create kids that feel like they can act out without any consequences. It's very sad and scary at the same time.
'They know adults can't do anything in retaliation' the failed state of the west. Literally any other country in the world they would've been smacked so hard by any given adult their head would be spinning for weeks.
People should just start to sue people that post without permission. It literally is illegal to post content without consent. RU-vid/social media sites could even campaign against this stuff
@@peyton-qc1sr It is. You first have to approach the person that uploaded it to ask them to remove it. If they don't you can file a lawsuit. It's not that deep. Look it up. Otherwise everyone could just do whatever they want (bully, embarrass, harass).
@@peyton-qc1sr In fact if anyone would do this to me it would be easy money. If it wasn't that bad a of a video I would ask the revenue of the video or have them remove it. Not a single dime would go to them. It basically is cyber bullying
@@XXLRebelin public you have no expectation of privacy, and anyone can take pictures of you or record you and post the video/images. That's totally legal, they can even profit off of them
When i was 13 years old i threw a snowball at a moving car, the driver(big dude) slammed on the brakes, got out of the car and chased me down, caught me and brought me to my parents.I was shaking the whole time like pls no sir pls no.Never did or thought to do something like that ever again.
@@kringyklips7734you see, back in the day we spent most days outside, we all have stories like this and they usually ended with a grown man choking the kid on the hood of their own car while their three passengers watched in terror. We were chased down by a guy in a van for tossing a water balloon in the road like 30 feet in front of his vehicle, different times adults didn’t play around.
That’s why he chose a woman. I know plenty of people who probably would’ve just went into a blind rage punching this kid into the pavement 😂Those people very much exist and can snap at any time
I am 49 years old. If I had pulled stunt like this when I was a child and word got back to my mother, I would still not be able to sit down. I’d still be trying to find the teeth she knocked out of my head for being an asshole.
I remember walking around my neighborhood with my brother when this group of kids came up to us, tryna instigate some sort of fight for no reason. The amount of mental degeneracy inside of these children is disturbing.
