Actually that story was fake. An alligator was never sexually assaulted. The mugshot is from a story of a guy from a story that sexually abused a pet peacock in DuPage County, Illinois. www.snopes.com/man-arrested-for-alligator-sex/
also ( just so people don't blow up my notifications with 'LOOK UP @ THE OTHER COMMENTS FUCKIN MORON LMAO' ) *cool* if you think this is fake, cool if it actually is. that definitely means that animals haven't actually had that happen to them before, 100%, you've just ended the entire concept of animal abuse with that single comment, why am i even defending the topic, right? amazing.
Some of his stuff is funny, some of it isn't that funny. That harness thing is stupid. kids have lots of energy, why keep them sitting in a stroller? let them run around at a safe distance. dehumanize them or make them your "pet." makes you a safe parent that doesn't keep his kid locked up in a tiny stroller and sit there getting fat like the rest of the continent
Sorry, I see where that could be confusing. I'm all for it. I think it's stupid that some people hate it. Just because we use a harness on animals, doesn't mean we can't on humans. We also bottle feed some animals. Does that mean we shouldn't bottle feed children?
Nothing crazy that happens in Florida surprises me anymore. Multiple people get away with murder, voting issues, thousands of old people, and fucking alligators lol.
chancieacres They Never get away with doing any of that. Florida has some of the harshest punishments, dont forget its still a death sentence state. People are just crazy and do stupid stuff anyways.
Just putting this out there, some of the "leash children" are actually kids with special needs. My brother was one of them. He wasn't a fan of being touched or held, so holding his hand or carrying him wasn't easy. He also used to take off running out of the blue and sometimes my parents couldn't catch him. It wasn't because they weren't watching him. He was just fast and just did it at random. They actually had to call the police in multiple situations when they couldn't find him. After that, any time they left the house, they put a sticker on the back of his shirt with his info, their info, and what to do if someone found him alone (my brother couldn't communicate very well back then). In places like amusement parks or anywhere where my parents could lose sight of him in an instant, they used the kid leash. My brother didn't mind it as much as someone holding his hand all the time, and my parents didn't have to worry as much. They certainly did not use it to yank him around or walk him like a dog. And yeah, they got comments, but it was better than the fear of losing their child.
My son is 30 now and he was a terror when young just bad A.D.H.D and would with no warning run off he almost got hit twice by cars so yeah I put a leash on him til he learned not to do that. though at 7 he did it again and missed getting hit by a car by inches literally scared the crap out of him ....had no issues after that. SO yeah sometimes to keep your kid alive you got to leash the little buggers. Daughter on the other hand was clingy Thank the gods
My mom said she tried to get my sister and I to wear those backpack leashes, but my sister threw a fit, and I just laid face down on the ground screaming.
+DarkMage2020 1 We got the fuzzy monkey one and my niece loves to put it on then walk herself lmao. I work at a theme park though and they're very popular, they're actually really useful in that setting. When taking your kid out for over 12 hours they don't really want to sit in a stroller or be carried all the time but they also have so much to look at and get distracted by that it's good to have that security and control while also letting your child have some exercise.
The reason for a child harness is so the child can walk but can't run off. You know, during that toddler phase when they have so much energy you need them to walk so they get warm out and take a nap or go to bed on time.
+Alex You can teach them that when they can actually understand and are most likely going to listen to you. I don't see how is it wrong to put a leash on a young child that maybe won't follow your orders. Plus, not all children like strollers or being held in arms, some don't like to go by the hand, so a leash seems like a responsible thing to do instead of letting them go away and get lost.
If the kid at the zoo had been on a leash there wouldn't be one less gorilla in this world! Until a person is a parent of a toddler, then they have no idea how fast a kid can climb out of a stroller or break free of your hand and run. Putting them on a leash also allows them to have their hands free while on an outing. Holding their hand teaches them nothing about self control. Being on a leash teaches them to be more independent while still keeping them within a safe distance.
Growing up you listened to what your parents said. If you don't listen you don't go out. Simple. My Mom and Dad brought my older brother, sister, and I up on the idea that we respect one another. You respect what your parents tell you to do. You make a scene in public my mom would quietly tell me to stop and I knew I would be in trouble when I got home. She or my dad says stay close or get back here you do as they say. It's all about how you raise you kids.
it's easy for all these people posting negative comments to say "it's wrong", but clearly none of you are parents or have had experience trying to walk around public places with a toddler who refuses to be carried or strapped into a pushchair... it's not dehumanising them. it's not turning them into a pet. it's the best way to ensure their safety and to keep an eye on them.
I swear to god, This guy is actually good. I've seen like four videos of this guy and he's so far made more sense than anything my crappy liberal teachers from my school have said of years. They're attitude is "you're only seeing it from the outside, you don't know their reasoning" and "it's not for you to judge" and all kinds of other BS.
+Superior well yeah there's pockets of idiots in every political, social, and religious group. i'm saying *in general*, as in "*with obvious exceptions of clear idiocy*," it IS the best idea not to judge people, and generally not be a bigoted douchenozle. i think we can agree on that?
It's good to know the reasons for why someone would do or think something. But that obviously doesn't necessarily excuse what they did. The can have a reason to do something and still be a piece of shit.
@@pebble2388 OMG same! I've never worn a leash LOL. But I'm pretty much that way now although I don't just sit down, I completely mind my own business. RU-vid is literally the only social media I have because I just don't care. No Instagram, no Facebook, no tic tock or whatever else they have out. I am the very opposite of nosy, unless you're dying I really don't care about your business.
kiddy leashes ... you obviously don't have kids my friend .. wait till you do then you will absolutely want one . they're like little stealth ninjas who can disappear on you in a second .
+Michael Cain That made me laugh out loud. I was thinking the same thing: "Yeah, you just try taking a 2 year old to Six Flags and we'll see how you feel about the harness." Especially when it's shaped like a monkey and they WANT to wear it. Uh, sure, I GUESS you can give your monkey a piggy-back ride and I won't get arrested for child endangerment. Win-win.
I'd rather have people looking at me with my kid on a leash, then be crying when my kid runs into a road and gets run over. Cause there are some kids that just bolt as soon as you loosen the grip on their hand.
Ashley F How about people learn how to be proper parents and control their kids not to run into traffic. Children were surviving well before kid leashes were invented, so obviously something was done right.
Ashley F Yeah sorry. My point still stands. My aunt basically yelled at my cousins and told them if they left her side on the street, that they would get run over and killed. Sure, it scared them, but it did them no harm. No harness needed. You don't hear a lot of these accidents happen on the news. And I doubt that these harnesses are the reason for the low numbers lol.
Ashley F that was my daughter. she would dart to whatever caught her attention in an instant when she was between the ages of 2- 31/2 . no matter how much i told my daughter to stay by my side or would dicipline her, she would still do it. The harness/leash was a punishment which she fought against and was used in large crowds. Carrying her would have worked if she wasn't a headbutter and wiggled and strollers don't always fit down busy sidewalks and in stores.
+emily yarbrough Headbutting and not listening. Sounds like you don't believe in real discipline. That talking all sweet to them doesn't do anything but make them more angry.
haha. do ya even have kids? mine got the terrible 2 and treacherous 3s.now that she has gotten older and has a better memory she doesn't act like a brat like.
anyone who says the kid leash thing is bad never had to keep track of 2 children in a crowded public area before. have a couple kids that are smart enough to undo stroller straps but also wild and like to try to run when you let them walk, and then tell me how bad of an idea it is. i used to think the same thing til my daughters came along.
still sounds like you've never had to deal with multiple children at once that dont like strollers and like to run in crowded places. apparently you underestimate how fast children are and how quickly something can happen if you look away for a split second. talk to me when you have some kids bud. your feelings will change, trust me.
i've never had kids of my own... but for some reason, I've been stuck with them my whole life... and never just one at a time- 6 would have been the most I had to watch- no stroller, no carseat.. always managed to keep my eye on them- no leash needed. i hope you didn't misunderstand my comment. i didn't mean parents who use leashes were wrong... it's just unnecessary
ur not a parent so u wouldn't get those backpacks. it's a nice way to allow ur child to walk and get some exercise in places that may not be that easy to use a coach or carry them. it gives them some independence while keeping them safe. but ur not a parent so I wouldn't expect u to understand.
those kid harnesses are awesome, kids dont mind them and its to keep them safe. alot of the time kids are trying to get out of strollers because they want to be out of them and want to walk around, obviously youre not dragging your kid around its to keep them safe. keep them from walking out into the street, going near unsafe things while still letting them walk around. great for crowded places too like disneyland or something you can keep them close to you so they dont get lost or run off or something
my aunt has to use that leash thing on my cousins because they have autism and whenever we go out in public they're always running away and it's impossible to manage and really dangerous because they've gone into the street before
I am watching this video about 7 years into the game & if certainly made me feel a little better. My Mother passed away May 16, 2022 & each day only gets worse. I have several illnesses & go to doctors regularly & the medication I take is unreal. At least I have good health insurance. I am 67. Each day harder & harder to get out of bed & paying my bills are never on time now. My cat is the only thing I have & she will be 19 next month. Joe, you may not like this, but I think you are the best looking guy & the way you talk is wonderful! Keep it up for the millions who love you. Oh yeah for April Fools Day I wore a mask on my ass & when someone asked me what for, I would tell them to protect them from my farts!
here are my top 5 whitest moments in history: 1. Colonization of the world; simple one, bought civilization to the animals. schools, infrastructure and hospitals build to the people who previously lived in stick huts. 2. Industrial revolution; great changes in industry, agriculture and trade put white Europeans in control. 3. Birthplace of democracy; simple one, Greeks, the founder of democracy setting the paving stones for most modern states. 4. Technology, White Europeans were the first to strive in technological advances unrivaled for a few hundred years, the space race, vehicles (such as trains cars and planes) and computers. (although to give credit where due, asia has caught up in previous decades. 5. Academics, no race of people has striven more in any subject, from maths to sciences; whites have mostly dominated these fields. (source: noble prize winners) Sure we have a bad side, but our good side is far superior to anyone else's.
Why do we put our dogs in leashes? Because even though we train them to stay with us , they can still get carried away in a moment and run out in front of a car, or get lost or taken on a crowd, just like children. I really don't see the big deal. Hell, I think that parent is putting more care into their child than not. Now, just like everything there are two sides. The ones who do it for the right and wrong reasons. I'm talking about the responsible parents who do it for the right reasons. Not because they don't care to discipline or deal wth their child. Get it straight. But seriously, picking on a parent protecting their child is not cool. 😐 IMO of course.
If they made a stroller for kids 4 kids under the age of 4 we wouldn't have used a 3 point harness. Especially, in Dallas and at malls… you know where you have to try clothes/shoes on the children. AND the 5yr old could get out of anything other than that annoying harness. Safety 1st!
So I'm guessing the family is "unstoppable" ;) LOL also, I also really want to know the story of the love triangle between that woman and her cousin TBH
You are really funny!! But in this video, I do't agree with your comment about holding a child on a leash. I have a daughter that now is 16, she can't speak, read or write, but she comprehend 3 languages, and since she can walk, I have her on a leash in a crowded place. I don't ever want to lose her. And she does wear a name/address tag. Still someone can take advantage or even kidnap her. You do NOT know why some parents use it, research before comment it.
Parents could also give a shit and pay attention, that always works. Or just anyone pay attention, really. There's no way someone didn't see that child climb into the gorilla pen.
Yes but the problem is: 1) Parents can't always keep their eyes on the kid - trust me, they can be quite a handful to deal with. I think that most parents actually DO give a shit about their kids, don't you? I don't think the mother of the kid from the Harambe accident actually wanted her child to run off. It's just that sometimes, people can be occupied doing something that they think will take a short time, but then during that time, the kid runs off somewhere. 2) Most people don't give a shit about other people's kids. The Harambe accident is proof of that. You're right when you said "there's no way someone didn't see that child climb into the gorilla pen". Many people saw that, but they didn't give a shit. Saying that "people should pay attention" isn't really going to do much - people still won't give a damn. Given the above, a leash is one possible (and imo, a good) solution. It alerts the parent when their child is about to run off and then prevents it. Besides, if people don't give a damn when they see a child climbing into a gorilla pen, do you think they will give a damn if they see a child on a leash?
Hey Joe Thanks i always get a good laugh from your vids Its a huge thing for me rn coz im paralyzed n feeling so low with all the struggles im goin through
Lmfao my kid wears a harness 😂😂 because she like to walk on her own so to avoid her from walking into the street or away with a stranger she has a harness lmfao it has also saved her a few times because she trips and falls on her face O_o okay it has saved her more then a few times lmfao...
+angie love i use the harnesses too, my 2 yr old is a runner and i have a newborn its nice bc i can let her walk but she cant run and i can carry the baby.
I mean for the kids on "leashes" , I totally understand why it looks dumb af but you can't expect people to just be carrying children with them at all times and not everywhere you go is stroller accessible. Sure , maybe you didn't have to bring the kids either but what if you had no other choice ? At least that "leash" isn't around their fucking neck and you can still keep them close to you.
Faith Smith do u know how fun it is to try and hold a toddlers hand. they are short u can't reach their hand so ur hunched over the whole time holding their hand. There's no reason for that. and using the backpack allows them to walk around on their own and explore a bit and feel independent in their environment while staying safe
