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INmySTRATEjaket |
-8-9-10
points | Submitted 2012-04-23 12:42:34

I honestly fail to see the problem with this. That kid is going to grow up to respect rules and be one of the foremost lawyers of his country.

jono22 |
210
points | Submitted 2012-04-23 13:19:10

nope, he'll grow up and fail to have the courage to go outside.

theloveofbeer |
876
points | Submitted 2012-04-24 00:37:59

This is assuming he survives his childhood.

Ahkilleww |
432
points | Submitted 2012-04-24 18:21:39

The problem is it is around his fucking neck and he is riding a bike this is extremely dangerous and stupid.

INmySTRATEjaket |
-2-3-4
points | Submitted 2012-04-25 13:53:34

She is in front of him, so he won't be jerked back. I'm fairly certain that he's on a tricycle. And it is an extendable leash. All the precautions have been made.

Raphaell |
10-1
points | Submitted 2012-04-23 14:55:07

Maybe you fellas should consider the fact that little kids are wild crazy assholes. A leash is a bit much, but a child harness is by no means poor parenting, it's making sure your stupid kid doesn't run into the street or get abducted.

getmetolol |
10-1
points | Submitted 2012-04-23 16:40:37

That is the argument that shitty parents use. "oh my kid is just too wild, I have no other choice!" Well guess what genius, your kid is wild cuz u raised him in such a way that he realized he can get away with shit so he does. Bad kids aren't born, their made.

Raphaell |
321
points | Submitted 2012-04-24 11:21:59

I'm not talking about bad kids, I'm talking about hyperactive kids that don't know not to run into the middle of the street. You can't just magically raise a kid to be a perfect little angel, some are going to be crazy and wild regardless.

getmetolol |
0-1-2
points | Submitted 2012-04-24 16:53:13

so your answer is leash rather than improved parenting strategies?

Raphaell |
432
points | Submitted 2012-04-25 09:10:45

As I just said, you can't magically raise a kid to be a perfect little angel. Clearly you know nothing about kids or you might understand that. I'm not saying "CHILD HARNESSES"(btw, not leashes) are a requirement at all times, just they can be useful since kids can tend to run off at fairs or other things like that.

getmetolol |
-1-2-3
points | Submitted 2012-04-25 12:20:45

I'm actually a elementary school teacher, just to clear up that whole "clearly I know nothing about kids" thing. Thats how I know that a "child harness" is the absolute wrong approach....

Raphaell |
10-1
points | Submitted 2012-04-26 01:00:10

Clears up nothing. I've known plenty of teachers that clearly knew nothing about kids. Your statement is entirely voided.

INmySTRATEjaket |
321
points | Submitted 2012-04-25 13:56:27

Natural genetic predispositions to acting poorly have been proven scientifically. ADD, ADHD, ODD, and several other trademark psychological disorders happen naturally. Children ARE born, it's ADULTS that are made. I don't honestly agree with it being a collar, but harnesses are not inhumane. I can't count how many times as a child a ran off like a little fuckhead, and you cannot blame my parents when I actively got MYSELF hurt and in trouble.

theloveofbeer |
654
points | Submitted 2012-04-24 00:38:26

Child harnesses don't go around the child's neck...

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210
points | Submitted 2012-04-24 11:18:51
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Raphaell |
0-1-2
points | Submitted 2012-04-24 11:19:45

Maybe you should read my entire comment comprehensively before you reply next time.

romanticbliss |
876
points | Submitted 2012-04-23 15:34:31

don't think the biggest fail is in having the harness, but rather where the harness is placed.

hedera |
432
points | Submitted 2012-04-23 19:58:14

Seriously. The kind where the leash is attached to a cute little backpack that doesn't actually had the capacity to strangle or seriously injure the kid seems like a much better idea.

amoffatt |
210
points | Submitted 2012-04-23 23:11:00

what if the kid stacks, is he gonna break his neck due to that thing?

Play4cynic |
210
points | Submitted 2012-05-06 23:02:52

Children on leash in mall when the leash is attached to a body harness - that is funny:) This is to close to a strangulation risk.