How many of you guys have seen this before? I just cannot understand for the life of me why someone would put their child on a leash. It is ineffective and it just makes these people look semi-ignorant. If you are one of those people that agree with this type of "control" thingy (I do not even know what to call it) I would be mean to you, but I definitely not going to sugar coat what I am going to say, and for the record.... I disagree with you. Have you ever seen a kid behaving properly with one of these leashes on... NO!!!! Why? Because the kid is always too far away from the parent for them to reach down and smack them in the head! I think it is just pure laziness on the parents part and completely counter-productive. I think that if you want your child to act right in public, then you should step up as a parent and teach your child how to act in public (raising a kid correctly is still part of a parents job for anyone who might have missed that). Although I pulled this picture of a site that is suppose to be fun, I think it just exemplifies the ignorance of some people. Really??? Please just learn to control your child. USE that rod of correction and DRIVE your little brats far from the urge to do EVIL!!! lol (Evil is a little strong of a word, that is the only reason I put the "lol") Anyway, this is my opinion. See you guys in class. Bye! :))
first of all, hilarious pic(: second of all, I've seen kids on leashes, but not that kind. that looks like a dog's leash to me. I've also seen harnesses and stuff, too. so sad :(
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Jeremy I could not agree more! I love the picture and your direct words. They struck me right here :) I agree full heartily about how raising the kid is part of parenting and parenting is a hard job! Do it or get someone to do it and stay out of their lives. I don't know, I just dislike this because what exactly does this teach the child? Once they're off the leash (literally) do the parents expect them to be magically obedient? Good choice Jeremy, good choice.
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