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2/23/2015 7:35:38 PM
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Dont see why you keep bringing up your GPA? even if this kid is dumb as a pile of -blam!-ing rocks you just dont take advantage of a kid. does it happen yes but the people who do this should be punished as well.
[quote] What parent would let a kid out into that kind of hostile environment? [/quote]
its called letting your kid grow up. they dont need to live in a walled off world where daddy and mommy protect them all the time. i let my son play online with out me over his shoulder. once you have kids you will understand, you will know what they are capable of doing. this kids mom knows her son and he handled it well. kids cry over the dumbest things but its how they handle it afterwards that count. the kermit guy knows he did wrong and had his mom protect him.
Below is what the kid said afterwards
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2015/02/19/young-destiny-player-gets-a-harsh-lesson-in-using-ps4-share-play.aspx#comments
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To show that it's easy not to be an idiot lol. Btw letting your child "grow up" in an online community is the most retarded thing I have ever heard. Let them grow up in the real world before letting them face the hostility of keyboard/mic warriors in the online world. Therefore, they will be ready for certain situations. In this case, the kid did not grow up in the real world as he obviously didn't know how to handle a situation with strangers. Yet he was still livestreaming... smh
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never said he spends all his time online. but part of growing up is being online. he only plays on the days without practice or other after school/family events. maybe this kid didnt know everything but still doesnt make kermit actions right.
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I didn't mean your kid I meant the one in the video. By practice im assuming he plays sports which is good to get into at a young age. I just mean that this kid wasnt grown up in the real world yet (or at least began to grow up) so he should have been more educated on the topic at hand. Also, that's true but im not justifying kermit's actions.
