It depends on what you think "abuse" is. If I were to see an adult punching,

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Jun 14, 2019
11:16:24am

airwolf Playmaker

kicking or otherwise physically abusing a child I would definitely step in and defuse the situation.

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What are your guys thoughts on standing up to parents abusing their kids in publ

Cosmo4life

6/14/19 11:09am

Love to see it

DieHarder

6/14/19 11:11am

Pull your phone out and record it if there is actual abuse. Get the plate number

JAGA97

6/14/19 11:14am

It depends on what you think "abuse" is. If I were to see an adult punching,

airwolf

6/14/19 11:16am

I wouldn't get involved.

Belboz

6/14/19 11:28am

Mind your own business...

CoachSpeak

6/14/19 11:33am

The kid shouldn't have been so stupid

bus driverman

6/14/19 11:35am

Walmart has an uncanny ability to make all kids lose the ability to have

UberDeek

6/14/19 11:48am

Most of the worst child meltdowns I have ever seen happened in a walmart...

CoachSpeak

6/14/19 11:52am

I take three boys there regularly... What the heck is wrong with me?

UberDeek

6/14/19 11:54am

I took it seriously...

CoachSpeak

6/14/19 12:01pm

It might be a bigger problem when parents do the opposite... sounds like

Pretorian

6/14/19 11:58am

As a parent of an autistic child, I recommend caution. Some people see

fbguru

6/14/19 12:14pm

What? Do you mean what's seen on the surface isn't always the whole story?

Belboz

6/14/19 12:52pm

People have different upbringings. Being called stupid doesn't mean abuse.

SLC-Warrior

6/14/19 12:54pm

No calling kids names like stupid is not okay. Even if you’re just

ByuImaginesDragons

6/14/19 9:56pm

I was at Walmart recently

heber79

6/14/19 1:02pm

I can recall two instances where I did this. One was at a Walmart

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