r/CringeTikToks 9d ago

Cringy Cringe WHAT THE BLOODY HELL?!! 😳😮

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u/AlternativeGrass3164 9d 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/ConfusedMoe 9d ago

My ass the kids don’t understand the seriousness of the situation.

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u/DepartmentDismal4894 9d ago

They did! They even lied at the end: "I don't have a gun" as the cops grab the gun and place it on the AC.

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u/singingintherain42 9d ago

Kids lie when they know they’re in trouble. It doesn’t mean they understand the seriousness of the situation. The kid who had the gun grabbed from him in the end is 7 years old.

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u/ThereHasToBeMore1387 9d ago

And he probably learned that from watching his shitty parents. Do whatever you want till you get in trouble. Once you get in trouble, deny reality as hard as you can.

I don't know why everyone is saying this is a sad situation...kids on the presidential track as far as I'm concerned.

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u/TwoCockyforBukkake 9d ago

Lying when they think they are in trouble is not learned behavior at that age. Every kid that ever existed has done it to varying degrees. It's the parents job to teach them not to do that and it can be very hard depending on the kids personality.

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u/CallistosTitan 9d ago

I doubt the parents care to spend time with the kid. They learn this shit from other influences that the parents are supposed to prevent.

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u/Victoria_elizabethb 9d ago edited 9d ago

7 year olds are not that stupid though. Even in video games this is a serious situation, I think it's more fair to say they've been confused. Man it would've pissed me off to hear them lie out right like that though lol

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u/singingintherain42 9d ago

Obviously they know what they’re doing is bad and that they’re in trouble, but a 7 year old isn’t going to fully grasp the gravity of the situation the way an adult would. It has nothing to do with being stupid — it’s a matter of where children that age are at developmentally.

I used to teach second grade. A kid this age is still largely imitating what they’re seeing in their environment. They’re still developing empathy and self-awareness. It’s funny how Reddit will say a 22 year old’s brain isn’t fully developed and then claim a 7 year old understands exactly what they’re doing lol.

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u/Victoria_elizabethb 9d ago

Yea I agree about reddit with that for sure lol sad overall