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I can't help but think this is a troll post.
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I hope it is, but with redditors you really never know.
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Just for posterity, there’s more to the story. The comments are what you’d expect.
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^This story sounds like it was made to specifically piss off the r/AITA crowd. And it sounds like a very obvious troll post. So obvious that even some of the r/AITA members think it's fake. And that crowd loves it's fake stories.
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This is stupid but this popped on this forum and it's copypasta and it's removed, but they still have a copy of the post in the thread if you scroll down:
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It just brought me back to being like 15 on 4chan. I kinda love it. Just seeing something like this up on reddit for as long as it was made me laugh, I dont know.
AITA for embarrassing my son while he was playing video games?
A catharsis for the frustrated moral philosopher in all of us, and a place to finally find out if you were wrong in an argument that's been...
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TL;DR I embarrassed my son while he was playing with friends to get him to stop being toxic and my wife is mad at me
My wife’s son (12M?) plays video games with his friends and he's has obviously been playing quite a bit more during quarantine. The gaming sessions get a bit heated sometimes and my son sometimes says some things that can be interpreted the wrong way. (Nothing too serious just a few n words here and there)
I talked to him in private and told him to tone it down a bit. I explained that it's just a game. My son didn't get the message and a few days later he was back to abusing minorities on voice chat
He was being quite abusive last week. I could hear him loudly threatening to molest his friends dog and that he wanted to start a race war. I popped in his room and said "calm down, kiddo. You couldn’t even stomp a baby jigaboo” All his friends heard this as they were on a call with him. I then made fun of his gaming skills, insulted his K/D then shat in his closet until my wife’s son left his discord call and started crying
He's still a bit racist but he's become a bit less overt online. My wife heard about this and told me I'm an "absolute mongoloid". She said I ruined his epic gaming experience and I needed to have this conversation in private. I told her I did have the conversation in the bathroom with him and it wasn't getting the message across. She said I should have tried spanking him and now her son's getting bullied as the "kid with the soycuck dad” (IDK what that means)
If he's going to be that abusive and problematic then he needs to understand what the consequences are. I know a lot of his friends. They are probably just sick of his nonsense and this whole thing will blow over in a couple months when my wife comes back from her baby daddy’s house So AITA here?
My wife’s son (12M?) plays video games with his friends and he's has obviously been playing quite a bit more during quarantine. The gaming sessions get a bit heated sometimes and my son sometimes says some things that can be interpreted the wrong way. (Nothing too serious just a few n words here and there)
I talked to him in private and told him to tone it down a bit. I explained that it's just a game. My son didn't get the message and a few days later he was back to abusing minorities on voice chat
He was being quite abusive last week. I could hear him loudly threatening to molest his friends dog and that he wanted to start a race war. I popped in his room and said "calm down, kiddo. You couldn’t even stomp a baby jigaboo” All his friends heard this as they were on a call with him. I then made fun of his gaming skills, insulted his K/D then shat in his closet until my wife’s son left his discord call and started crying
He's still a bit racist but he's become a bit less overt online. My wife heard about this and told me I'm an "absolute mongoloid". She said I ruined his epic gaming experience and I needed to have this conversation in private. I told her I did have the conversation in the bathroom with him and it wasn't getting the message across. She said I should have tried spanking him and now her son's getting bullied as the "kid with the soycuck dad” (IDK what that means)
If he's going to be that abusive and problematic then he needs to understand what the consequences are. I know a lot of his friends. They are probably just sick of his nonsense and this whole thing will blow over in a couple months when my wife comes back from her baby daddy’s house So AITA here?
NoSpiceLife
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Dude it's called use 'removeddit/ceddit/rareddit'. Just replace 'reddit' in the url with the former options.This is stupid but this popped on this forum and it's copypasta and it's removed, but they still have a copy of the post in the thread if you scroll down:
AITA for embarrassing my son while he was playing video games?
A catharsis for the frustrated moral philosopher in all of us, and a place to finally find out if you were wrong in an argument that's been...
It just brought me back to being like 15 on 4chan. I kinda love it. Just seeing something like this up on reddit for as long as it was made me laugh, I dont know.TL;DR I embarrassed my son while he was playing with friends to get him to stop being toxic and my wife is mad at me
My wife’s son (12M?) plays video games with his friends and he's has obviously been playing quite a bit more during quarantine. The gaming sessions get a bit heated sometimes and my son sometimes says some things that can be interpreted the wrong way. (Nothing too serious just a few n words here and there)
I talked to him in private and told him to tone it down a bit. I explained that it's just a game. My son didn't get the message and a few days later he was back to abusing minorities on voice chat
He was being quite abusive last week. I could hear him loudly threatening to molest his friends dog and that he wanted to start a race war. I popped in his room and said "calm down, kiddo. You couldn’t even stomp a baby jigaboo” All his friends heard this as they were on a call with him. I then made fun of his gaming skills, insulted his K/D then shat in his closet until my wife’s son left his discord call and started crying
He's still a bit racist but he's become a bit less overt online. My wife heard about this and told me I'm an "absolute mongoloid". She said I ruined his epic gaming experience and I needed to have this conversation in private. I told her I did have the conversation in the bathroom with him and it wasn't getting the message across. She said I should have tried spanking him and now her son's getting bullied as the "kid with the soycuck dad” (IDK what that means)
If he's going to be that abusive and problematic then he needs to understand what the consequences are. I know a lot of his friends. They are probably just sick of his nonsense and this whole thing will blow over in a couple months when my wife comes back from her baby daddy’s house So AITA here?
Removeddit is better than ceddit most of the time. Rareddit is better than either 'if' the post and thread has been archived, which is never a guarantee, and no one knows why.
DungeonMaster
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Well, if he wasn't an incel before he definitely is now.
The cunt got him fired. He didn't even do anything. The poor guy was just minding his own business, and from what the bitch even admits, never bothered anyone, and was a good worker. She didn't even know if he was an actual incel. He was just browsing a subreddit about them, and she told everyone in the department, and HR, and got him publicly humiliated, and fired.
I hate incels as much as the next person, but this guy didn't even do anything wrong. Frankly, if I was in her department, and if this story was real, I'd be worried about him pulling an ER, and retaliating again her, and the entire company as a whole.
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"Why do incels hate women? I better give these guys reasons to hate women!"
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I don’t know if this is fake or real (most likely fake), but if it’s real I would say I can’t believe how stupid people can be but since I’m on this site, there are other people just as stupid as her that just generate more incels
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So far the biggest creator of angry men seems to be female behavior.
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Feminists always go out of their way to needlessly antagonize men and then act shocked, just shocked, that they get pushback for it.
JP's_Canadian_Cider
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Made by a incel and fake as fuck. Story makes absolutely no sense.
EDIT: But the comments are real, so that is funny.
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I remember a while back seeing a screenshot of this one AITA post accompanied with twitter screenshots about the post floating around.
TL;DR Father witnesses his daughter's boyfriend drop her out with her stuff in their yard, and she's crying. He asks the boyfriend what's going on an he flat out tells the father his daughter cheated on him and no second chances. This upset the father because he really liked the boyfriend and was obviously disappointed in his thot daughter. Fast forward to inside the house and the mother is 100% taking up for the daughter, blaming the boyfriend and saying shit like "if he was a real man you wouldn't have had to cheat." Father straight up tells the daughter what he thinks of her and doesn't take up for her. Mother gets mad. This story making the rounds on twitter caused a lot of "cheating isn't that bad uwu" people to come out of the woodwork.
TL;DR Father witnesses his daughter's boyfriend drop her out with her stuff in their yard, and she's crying. He asks the boyfriend what's going on an he flat out tells the father his daughter cheated on him and no second chances. This upset the father because he really liked the boyfriend and was obviously disappointed in his thot daughter. Fast forward to inside the house and the mother is 100% taking up for the daughter, blaming the boyfriend and saying shit like "if he was a real man you wouldn't have had to cheat." Father straight up tells the daughter what he thinks of her and doesn't take up for her. Mother gets mad. This story making the rounds on twitter caused a lot of "cheating isn't that bad uwu" people to come out of the woodwork.
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I remember that actually. I think it was posted here in the reddit community watch thread too, but it would have been a long while back.
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She got pregnant and apparently intended to pass it off as the bf's kid, but luckily her friend was a decent person and ratted her out.
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I bet if it was the mother coming to Reddit with this problem and the roles were switched (father was justifying it) there would've been no negative responses.
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Teacher publishers a fake quizlet a minute before a test to catch cheaters; Reddit teenagers seeth. I going to assume this is high school as if it was college the students would be booted straight off campus 
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Asshole
Yesterday, before I gave my students a test, I got an amazing idea. I simply made a Quizlet with all the questions to the test and mostly wrong answers. I published the Quizlet a minute before the test started, and as I guessed several students used the Quizlet to cheat. I've been pretty adamant about Academic Honestly and this honestly pissed me off.
I just gave everyone that used the Quizlet a big, fat 0. The test was 20 questions with 4 different answers, so it's pretty unlikely that I had a false negative. I talked to the dean afterward, and he said it was perfectly fine that I did it, though he doesn't want me to make this a habit.
When I told my wife about it, she actually got a bit mad with me. She's saying what I did was basically entrapment. I disagree, I gave them proper studying material that was entirely correct. They couldn't have studied this fake Quizlet since it was uploaded literal minutes before the test became opened. She still thinks I should give them another chance with a redo test. I disagree.
So, AITA?
Comments are typical cheater copes of "If you were a good teacher no one would need to cheat!" this ignores the fact that students are so lazy they will cheat on a test over 1 +1.
Its interesting as a lot of AITA and reddit in general is teens who will instinctively downvote any authority figure. A parent of teacher could have a normal rule and reddit teens will down vote it as they hate responsibility.
.AITA for "entrapping" my students?
Asshole
Yesterday, before I gave my students a test, I got an amazing idea. I simply made a Quizlet with all the questions to the test and mostly wrong answers. I published the Quizlet a minute before the test started, and as I guessed several students used the Quizlet to cheat. I've been pretty adamant about Academic Honestly and this honestly pissed me off.
I just gave everyone that used the Quizlet a big, fat 0. The test was 20 questions with 4 different answers, so it's pretty unlikely that I had a false negative. I talked to the dean afterward, and he said it was perfectly fine that I did it, though he doesn't want me to make this a habit.
When I told my wife about it, she actually got a bit mad with me. She's saying what I did was basically entrapment. I disagree, I gave them proper studying material that was entirely correct. They couldn't have studied this fake Quizlet since it was uploaded literal minutes before the test became opened. She still thinks I should give them another chance with a redo test. I disagree.
So, AITA?
Comments are typical cheater copes of "If you were a good teacher no one would need to cheat!" this ignores the fact that students are so lazy they will cheat on a test over 1 +1.
Its interesting as a lot of AITA and reddit in general is teens who will instinctively downvote any authority figure. A parent of teacher could have a normal rule and reddit teens will down vote it as they hate responsibility.
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The teacher did nothing wrong, but should not leave the incorrect information up.