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Heather1 month ago

Absolutely. Parents today are too busy trying to be “friends” with their kids. It’s a mess and only harms the kid

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✨💫Cali💫✨1 month ago

BE THE PARENT ‼️

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us Debbie Scott us1 month ago

He is right. When my son was about 8, he was playing his Atari, he was at it for hours!! I told him it was time to get ready for dinner, when he stood up, he had pissed his pants!! WTF? I took it, put it up for 6 months! GROUNDED! Taught him a lesson.

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Cory Rogers1 month ago

Parents are raising disrespectful kids because they never tell them no

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Tracey Trumper1 month ago

💯. You are the parent.

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Debra Stone1 month ago

It’s absolutely the parents, they are weak

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SupremeVidsPro1 month ago

I heard it’s because parents are trying to be a friend instead of a parent. Which makes no sense.

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Mac Bruno🇺🇲1 month ago

I had a very similar conversation with a friend about my kids bed time. My response was "You know you're the dad." He was shocked.

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Lora Ann1 month ago

I've heard this so many times from other parents. They aren't doing their kids any favors. They're condemning them to a miserable life by not teaching respect and responsibility. The parents don't respect the kids either by not guiding and teaching them.

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JustAFarmer1 month ago

Absolutely! Such a good post. We had pretty responsible children, all home educated. None were allowed to get a phone or driver's license until they were 18. No internet either. Books only. All of them are awesome adults today. Dont let your children boss you around.

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Lovemysavior1 month ago

Very true…we need more parents with backbones and strong father figures.

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CindyQwho1 month ago

My 3 boys knew I was a hard on them. My philosophy was, I have you for 18 years to teach you responsibility, honesty, integrity. In an And a decent work ethic. Anything you do after 18 years old is on them.

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WeThePeople #45/47. #MAGA1 month ago

In the 80s when I was raising my children every time I would ask them to do something they would say wait till commercial because they were watching TV.. After I had heard that about a dozen times, I waited till they were at school and then I called the TV repair man up the road from our house and said come and get this TV. They went an entire school year without a TV. And to be honest, I wish I had never put it back in, but they never told me to wait till commercial anymore.

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Antonio R1 month ago

Yeah, I made the same exact point on one of the videos on the Gen X Tallas channel, and the General actually answer my comment and made a great point: we Gen X's were the first generation in which the government stuck its nose in the way we raise our children and that changed everything.

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Connie Davis1 month ago

I agree, it's the parents, they are afraid to discipline their children.

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QueenTINA1 month ago

This is a prime example of spare the rod spoil the child & God bless this gentleman & everyone getting this out there to wake up and encourage other parents to do what is best for there children 🙏 Amen

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Mary Flick1 month ago

He is a great dad!

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Giannina Cannizzaro1 month ago

You are absolutely right! My son was addicted to his Xbox. I told him homework had to be done 1st. Didn't respect my rules. I took a hammer and broke his Xbox and threw it in the garbage. Case closed!

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Angela Starkey1 month ago

Exactly! 100% agree! Be parents and enforce rules or you destroy your children for a lifetime!

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Flipping tables1 month ago

💯 I see it everywhere. In my spouse’s family especially, they baby their kids, let them run the show. I can’t stand being around it. At the end of the day enabling only leads to bigger issues later in life.

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Michele1 month ago

Damn right!!! It’s the lack of parenting! My daughters are 30 and 32 now. They are fine, upstanding ladies with careers. One is married with 2 kids, and the other is engaged. We spanked them. We grounded them. We took away items they wanted back. They thank us!

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Kerrie Kennedy1 month ago

Had a similar conversation with a friend who told me about a relatives 18 yr old kid who refuses to get a job & games all day. He was indulged by his parents his whole life.

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Nicolas Hanes1 month ago

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

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Joe1 month ago

Need more parents like u

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Mēgan DeMarco1 month ago

It's our fault

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AlightwithinMe31 month ago

Spot on.

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Theresa Carlisle1 month ago

Exactly!

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The Locust1 month ago

Cell phones and social media has killed us as people.

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Moodi Boo1 month ago

Those who can't cannot because when they tried it, the kid threw a tantrum, screaming, tearing up the house, getting violent. Stayed in tantrum mode, bratty, mean, uncooperative for days, weeks- until the parents gave in. Then, the kids were total 👼🕊️. Parents: "Never again!"🫨

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JARolan1 month ago

He nailed it!

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Kelly1 month ago

I always got comments like this about my kids… it’s sad so many parents don’t actually parent. It’s not rocket science. It’s parenting. So glad to see a dad parent.

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Betty Adkisson1 month ago

Amen

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Dayna Haines1 month ago

We are homeschoolers. We meet up with other homeschool kids of all ages. Out of the last 9 years I have only seen one 12 year old looking at a phone while everyone else is hanging out or playing. The parents don’t look at their phone either and very few kids have video games.

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Amber LoveHealsAll1 month ago

🎯

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