Die Young TikTok Craze

[TonyR]

New TikTok challenge

Boy, 16, 'Unrecognizable' After Getting Badly Burned Doing Social Media Challenge, Mom Says: 'Not Worth It'

North Carolina teen Mason Dark "has a long road ahead of him," his mom said of her son, who was left with burns on 75% of his body

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I've said this in the past....Tik-Tok is a cancer, a pus-filled sore that needs to be eradicated, wiped out.

 

[JNDATHP]

All I can say is Darwinism has a place in our society.

 

[Sybertiger]

Pretty much most social media is a cancer. I wish it would go away.

 

[JNDATHP]

When social media was just starting, I told my wife that it is the “Devil’s playground”.

 

[TonyR]

All I can say is Darwinism has a place in our society.

Yep....they are deleted from the gene pool so as to not pass on the "dumbass" trait.....

 

[wittaj]

So the latest TikTok craze is to pull up to a mailbox and see how quickly you can knock it over and take it.

 

[goneracin]

people are stupid
Parents letting their little cream pies run the show with zero repercussions has made little johnny think he can do whatever
govt controlled indoctrination centers (public school) was the worst thing to happen to our country, and have succeeded in making each generation dumber

 

[rolibr24]

When I was in high school we’d always get together with a bunch of buddies on a Friday night after work to shoot clays.
When it would get dark we’d find some local trails and go two tracking hoping we’d come across someone who was stuck so we could pull them out.
As we got older and friends got older we’d find someone to buy us beer to take along on our two tracking adventures.

 

[Arjun]

Whatever happened about banning TikTok?

 

[Oceanslider]

So idiotic. These young adults are really at an age where they should be acting like good mature adults. But leftism and its media outlets promote this way of being.

 

[samplenhold]

Whatever happened about banning TikTok?

Too much Chinese money to be had.

 

[wittaj]

‘Didn’t Expect for It to Go So Left’: Houston Teen Regretful After Being Hit with Charges for Violent Spree Targeting Random Strangers for Social Media Prank

A Houston teen who admitted to randomly punching people at a local park for likes on social media has been awarded a bond by the […]

www.yahoo.com

 

[TonyR]

‘Didn’t Expect for It to Go So Left’: Houston Teen Regretful After Being Hit with Charges for Violent Spree Targeting Random Strangers for Social Media Prank

A Houston teen who admitted to randomly punching people at a local park for likes on social media has been awarded a bond by the […]

www.yahoo.com

Oh, yeah he's "regretful"....regretful he got caught most likely.
Punks....

 

[SJGUSMC21]

Oh, yeah he's "regretful"....regretful he got caught most likely.
Punks....

Simple punishment for this...that would probably deter other from following. But we don't have the stomach for it any longer.

 

[TonyR]

These TikTok challenges are crazy. Kicking in front doors. Pushing over mailboxes. Kicking/denting metal garage doors.
Somebody's gonna get hurt and the homeowner/victim will get put under the jail.

IIRC, in 2021 or 2022 a teen died after kicking in a door as in a "social media" challenge and the terrified occupant shot and killed him. There was an episode of Law & Order that pretty much told the story.

Recent challenges that have caused deaths:

Our children died doing TikTok challenges — now we’re fighting back

“[You] can’t fathom how destructive, how incredibly deadly this can be for kids,” one grieving parent says of the social media platform.

nypost.com

 

[samplenhold]

Social Media, especially TikTok, is one of the worst things that has happened to modern society.

 

[redpoint5]

It's parent's responsibility to control what content their children consume. I know it's tough; my parents struggled with my behavior. I deserved every spank with a spoon mom ever gave, and every spank with a belt my dad administered. Who knows how much worse of a child I'd have been if they hadn't given as much effort as they had.

 

[wittaj]

It's parent's responsibility to control what content their children consume. I know it's tough; my parents struggled with my behavior. I deserved every spank with a spoon mom ever gave, and every spank with a belt my dad administered. Who knows how much worse of a child I'd have been if they hadn't given as much effort as they had.

That is the problem - parenting skills are in the toilet these days.

I was at a park recently and a family said it was time to leave but the little boy no older than 5, but even if you gave benefit of doubt he was small for his size and was 8, let out the loudest f-bomb laden screaming you had ever heard. Parents laughed and then they stayed longer.

Long gone are the days that getting in trouble in school meant more severe consequences at home. Now parents applaud it and they take the family out of town on vacation it their kid gets suspended.

Recently 3 kids around 12 years old were caught here throwing eggs at cars and houses. Police were called and police had a talking with the parents. Within 20 minutes the kids were back out harassing the neighborhood. One particular neighbor went down and had a talk with one of the kids fathers and their reply was "boys will be boys".

Society is doomed.

 

[redpoint5]

One particular neighbor went down and had a talk with one of the kids fathers and their reply was "boys will be boys".

There's an action that comes to mind followed by replying "men will be men".

 

[wittaj]

PSA: ‘Harmless’ social media pranks aren’t always harmless—mom hospitalized after teen boys played a ‘prank’ on her at Target

“It was a couple of guys. They had their phones out and they were taping me and they were laughing."

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