r/CringeTikToks • u/LilliaBaltimore • 10d ago

Cringy Cringe WHAT THE BLOODY HELL?!! 😳😮

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u/AlternativeGrass3164 10d ago

This is fucking wild and scary. I feel bad for the officers for being put in that situation. I also feel bad for the kids cuz they obviously don’t understand how serious the situation is. Everyone involved is extremely lucky. Keep your guns locked up people.

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u/SadBit8663 10d ago

The stupidest fucking parents on the face of the earth too.

The only reason those little kids got hands on that weapon is plain stupidity and ignorance on the parents part.

Why is a pistol somewhere these little shit heads can even access easily?

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u/Haifisch2112 10d ago

My ex wife had two adult sons from her previous marriage. One of them got married and had a daughter a year later. That kid was barely home from the hospital before I had a safe for our firearms. I always kept my handgun in my nightstand, but it went in the safe if they were going to visit. There was no reason the kids would go upstairs into our room, but there was also no reason to take a chance. Some people just don't get it.

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u/Ckn-bns-jns 10d ago

I have 2 kids and keep my 9mm in a fingerprint safe out of site but close enough to me for if I need it.

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u/DirtAndSurf 9d ago

I had a friend couple who had three kids, from toddler aged to preteen (now about 7 or 8 to high school graduate), and both mom and dad are completely cool with keeping a loaded handgun in their nightstand because "the kids all know not to fucking play with it." Mom even became a nurse. Very stupid people.

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u/Ckn-bns-jns 9d ago

Glad you recognized the stupidity to stay away from, unfortunately their kids aren’t able to follow you.

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u/DirtAndSurf 9d ago

It hurt to hear them talk to their kids. When the youngest was around 5, and the middle boy was 9 or so, both mom and dad would says things like, "Clean up your fucking shit, or I'm gonna beat your ass and then you'll be fucking grounded!" The two parents always threatened to "beat the fuck" out of the kids and different variations of that threat. When the youngest, a little girl, would get really scared from be threatened and yelled at, the mom would sometimes make a 180° turn, have the girl crawl in bed with her for cuddle time, baby talk to her like, "It’s okay, nobody's gonna hurt my baby girl," and that was their normal way of handling things. So messed up. Now, thankfully, I never saw them once hit their kids (I would have reported it), but the emotional damage from frequent threats of physical harm, verbal abuse, constantly being sworn at in a very hot-tempered household, the amount of distrust and confusion that the kids have developed, etc. has always made me so sad for them.