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My mom made the objectively right choice to help that small child even though she didn’t technically “owe him anything.” If she had kept driving, the toddler could have wandered into the road, or hurt himself, or gotten even more lost. A large chunk of AITA thinks you’re totally justified ignoring children in need because “not your kid, not your responsibility.” Because it’s not like humans have been looking out for other people’s children since the dawn of our species or anything.

I get so sick of garbage media scumbags continually calling sites like 4chan and here horrible, evil Nazis and accusing us of all kinds of absolutely made up nonsense. Meanwhile, reddit and tumblr and all these other places are abject hives of open sociopathy and pure degeneracy.
 
My mom made the objectively right choice to help that small child even though she didn’t technically “owe him anything.” If she had kept driving, the toddler could have wandered into the road, or hurt himself, or gotten even more lost. A large chunk of AITA thinks you’re totally justified ignoring children in need because “not your kid, not your responsibility.” Because it’s not like humans have been looking out for other people’s children since the dawn of our species or anything.
The idea you don't "owe someone anything" makes my skin crawl. How fucking selfish do you have to be to think you don't have to help anyone because you don't owe them anything?
 
I don't want to hear the fedora tipping contrarianism or the mental gymnastics in justifying that kind of treatment of a child; you're fucking evil. You're a sociopathical apathetic who won't help someone in danger or at risk. And people say right-wingers or conservatives are bad, I don't think they would try and justify that to that retarded extent.
 
You see this mentality all the time in r/AmITheAsshole/aka AITA. People who are rude or irresponsible to kids almost always get a “NTA” (Not the Asshole) rating with commenters justifying it because OP “doesn’t owe anyone anything.”

One of the most infamous examples of child hate (and unfortunately I’m on mobile so can’t look it up) came when a parent made a post about how earlier that day she had lost track of her 2-year-old son. The police were called and OP was hysterical. After a long time of the police asking questions and investigating, one of the neighbors (an older lady) was like “Oh yeah, I saw him walking towards one of the neighbor’s yards a while ago.” The child was quickly found.

OP flipped out on the neighbor, asking why she didn’t stop the child and return him home or tell the police/OP what happened sooner. She was understandably very upset and yelled at the neighbor, causing the neighbor to get all huffy and call her an asshole. OP went to Reddit and made a post asking if she was out of line.

People on AITA overwhelmingly called her an asshole, telling her she shouldn’t have expected the neighbor to “do OP’s job” and “parent her kid for her.” They called OP selfish and horrible for expecting someone else to watch out for her kid for her. They said the neighbor was blameless because she doesn’t “owe anything“ to OP or the child.

I just remember my mom telling me about how one time she found a toddler by himself by the road, so she parked her car and went over to him. She started trying to find the child’s house, and fortunately soon met his frantic mother. Once she knew the toddler was safe my mom left.

My mom made the objectively right choice to help that small child even though she didn’t technically “owe him anything.” If she had kept driving, the toddler could have wandered into the road, or hurt himself, or gotten even more lost. A large chunk of AITA thinks you’re totally justified ignoring children in need because “not your kid, not your responsibility.” Because it’s not like humans have been looking out for other people’s children since the dawn of our species or anything.
The kind of people who act like they owe nothing for others are the same kind of people who refuse to acknowledge the golden rule of humanity: treat others how you wish to be treated. All of them want to act like Billy Badass, they just hide it in their every day life until they get the excuse to turn into an asshole, usually on someone who can't actually stop them. It's disgusting behavior and thanks to the mantra of "pleasing the customer" these people usually get away with it in stores all the time then expect amazing service. The only reason raging assholes get what they want is because they're a "valued customer" instead of being thrown on the sidewalk and banned from wherever they are like they should be.
I treat everyone around me with a modicum of respect and shockingly, people will respect you back. Just being kind, having a smile and thanking people will make them do wonders for you when you ask for something.
 
You see this mentality all the time in r/AmITheAsshole/aka AITA. People who are rude or irresponsible to kids almost always get a “NTA” (Not the Asshole) rating with commenters justifying it because OP “doesn’t owe anyone anything.”

One of the most infamous examples of child hate (and unfortunately I’m on mobile so can’t look it up) came when a parent made a post about how earlier that day she had lost track of her 2-year-old son. The police were called and OP was hysterical. After a long time of the police asking questions and investigating, one of the neighbors (an older lady) was like “Oh yeah, I saw him walking towards one of the neighbor’s yards a while ago.” The child was quickly found.

OP flipped out on the neighbor, asking why she didn’t stop the child and return him home or tell the police/OP what happened sooner. She was understandably very upset and yelled at the neighbor, causing the neighbor to get all huffy and call her an asshole. OP went to Reddit and made a post asking if she was out of line.

People on AITA overwhelmingly called her an asshole, telling her she shouldn’t have expected the neighbor to “do OP’s job” and “parent her kid for her.” They called OP selfish and horrible for expecting someone else to watch out for her kid for her. They said the neighbor was blameless because she doesn’t “owe anything“ to OP or the child.

I just remember my mom telling me about how one time she found a toddler by himself by the road, so she parked her car and went over to him. She started trying to find the child’s house, and fortunately soon met his frantic mother. Once she knew the toddler was safe my mom left.

My mom made the objectively right choice to help that small child even though she didn’t technically “owe him anything.” If she had kept driving, the toddler could have wandered into the road, or hurt himself, or gotten even more lost. A large chunk of AITA thinks you’re totally justified ignoring children in need because “not your kid, not your responsibility.” Because it’s not like humans have been looking out for other people’s children since the dawn of our species or anything.

I'm at home on my computer now, so I managed to dig the post up again:


It's actually worse than I remember. The neighbor did not say anything until after the child was found several blocks away.

Yesterday our 3 year old went on a little adventure. My husband came home from doing some errands, we chatted for a bit in our kitchen, leaving our son to play on his own like we always do in an adjacent-but-not-in-eyesight room. He usually watches TV for a bit after his snack, it's been the routine for a year now. Color us surprised when he managed to unlock the front wooden door, open it, unlock the front glass door, and open it, get down our porch all without us noticing. We noticed after about 10min and we freaked out. 911 and 3hr later, he's brought home from a few blocks away: full of mud but otherwise O.K.

I'm not asking if we were the assholes for not paying attention, because I know we full well were. I do want to ask about our neighbor though and if me blowing up at her was justifiably assholish. After we had our baby back, she piped in to the police officers with us in earshot "oh I saw him running across the street, I thought he was playing so didn't do anything". She detailed she knew our kid got out unattended (and did nothing), what direction he went in (and told no one), and previously said she had no idea about anything (lying to cops and us).

I don't get along with my neighbor. She somehow has four cars to their household and frequently parks in our driveway. We don't have a car ourselves. It's been a constant battle over the last five years to get her to stop. She's retaliated, too, but I think this time goes too far. I exploded at her and would have got physical were the police not there.

While I know we should have been more attentive, what my neighbor did was outright malicious. AITA for exploding at her? Is she TA?

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"NOT HER KID, NOT HER RESPONSIBILITY!!!"

Holy shit, they're acting like OP asked the neighbor to babysit the child without pay or something. If you see a small child wandering off alone with no parents or caretakers in sight, it's your responsibility as a decent human being to intervene. If you saw a small child wandering off and then the police get involved, it's your responsibility as a decent human being to tell the police everything you know so the child can be found as soon as possible.

As civilized members of society, we must protect the vulnerable. I wouldn't let a dog or cat run away and potentially get hurt, let alone a child. Not because I "owe them anything," but because I am morally obligated as a good person to help the vulnerable. It comes down to empathy, too; if my child or pet were in that position, wouldn't I want someone to help them?

The neighbor is a total piece of shit and so is everyone defending her behavior.
 
As civilized members of society, we must protect the vulnerable. I wouldn't let a dog or cat run away and potentially get hurt, let alone a child. Not because I "owe them anything," but because I am morally obligated as a good person to help the vulnerable. It comes down to empathy, too; if my child or pet were in that position, wouldn't I want someone to help them?
I bet you if it had been a dog that got lost Reddit would have called the neighbor the asshole. They have a weird thing where they put pets above kids. I love my pets too, but my kids always come first.
 
Why would I behave like I was in a civilized society if the society isn't civilized towards me? These are words of disillusioned people who feel society has left them behind. People cope with it in many ways, for example finding populist ideologies that promise to treat them like they're worth something. Or going on online social media, such as Reddit, to lash out behind the veil of relative anonymity. Or lash out and be turbo assholes to people around you IRL.

Anything to escape the miserable life of long working hours at insecure dead-end jobs, never in their lifetime being able to afford a home to call their own, crushing student debt that never goes away, dishonest family that pulls you down when you manage to get a leg up, mental illness, lack of meaningful life skills and many other metaphorical bear traps they already stepped on.

I really don't think it's simply Reddit that's making people be like this.

Of course, to speak the truth they're all just entitled pricks who don't know how good they have it.
 
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Making your cat morbidly obese for validation via useless internet points. The mods locked the thread after people began calling OP out for animal abuse.
The stickied mod comment reads as follows:

(surprisingly not found on /r/chonkers, though I hate that animal abuse/neglect-glorifying sub with a passion as well)
Stop oppressing animal abusers, bigots.
 
Autistic power janny tranny Steven Joel Akins aka Bardfinn has now banned humour from /r/AgainstHateSubreddits. The reason? One of his own were recently perma-suspended for joking about the mayocide. Does he see the irony in someone being banned via abuse of the report button for making a joke on the internet? No chance! He's just convinced that horrid hate group trolls are out to attack free speech on reddit.
 
lol at r/dankmemes attempt to not be shit
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These rules look like the shit you see in China. You need to be a "good poster" and at minimal 5k Karma to get into the the subreddit. Sounds like a certain German with a small moustache who used certain words to make the German people feel special.

Autistic power janny tranny Steven Joel Akins aka Bardfinn has now banned humour from /r/AgainstHateSubreddits. The reason? One of his own were recently perma-suspended for joking about the mayocide. Does he see the irony in someone being banned via abuse of the report button for making a joke on the internet? No chance! He's just convinced that horrid hate group trolls are out to attack free speech on reddit.
R/againsthatesubs are a bunch of whiny communist trannies who nearly got r/yiffinhell quantined (the owner is a bit of a furfag shil himself) and also attempted to get r/againstdegeneratesubs taken down because they hold non commie views (even though they took down pedophiles subs and wanted to take down a whole bunch of sossyhypno shit)
 
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Reddit trollposts is what gives me life.

I also like the response, which range from "if you don't like raising a child that isn't yours, you must be an incel" to "if you don't like raising a child that isn't yours, you must have been an abused child," both of which really reek of projection.

The amusing thing is, the OP didn't have to specify that it wasn't their child, yet gleefully did so regardless. If you put that out there, of course people are going to mock you.

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Reddit trollposts is what gives me life.

I also like the response, which range from "if you don't like raising a child that isn't yours, you must be an incel" to "if you don't like raising a child that isn't yours, you must have been an abused child," both of which really reek of projection.

The amusing thing is, the OP didn't have to specify that it wasn't their child, yet gleefully did so regardless. If you put that out there, of course people are going to mock you.

Lol the butthurt is strong.
 
lol at r/dankmemes attempt to not be shit
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>"The path to posting in dankmemes will take 5 days minimum"
I love how r/dankmemes tries to act like it's the pinnacle of meme culture on the internet when 99.9% of the shit posted there is just a scene from a mainstream movie/ cartoon/ video game taken out of context, are usually recycled, are never original in any way and its members are the textbook definition of normal fags in denial of the fact that they are normal fags.
 
>"The path to posting in dankmemes will take 5 days minimum"
I love how r/dankmemes tries to act like it's the pinnacle of meme culture on the internet when 99.9% of the shit posted there is just a scene from a mainstream movie/ cartoon/ video game taken out of context, are usually recycled, are never original in any way and its members are the textbook definition of normal fags in denial of the fact that they are normal fags.
Couldn't have put it better myself. I do like how you have to have 5k karma in order to post their, like you have to be high up in the meme hierarchy in order to post their. It truely shows how far their heads are shoved up their asses
 
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