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Kid Pours Water Over Woman’s Cat So She Teaches Him A Lesson By Pouring A Basin Of Water On Him
Twitter is up in arms over the situation that developed between user Shannoncooperox and her neighbors. Shannon said that she threw a basin of water over her neighbor’s “10-year-old” kid because he threw a cup of water over her cat. His dad then got incredibly mad about what happened.
The post started a heated debate on the social media platform: some Twitter users believe that Shannon was wrong to do this, others thought that the kid deserved what he got and blamed his dad for not teaching him proper manners. Meanwhile, a third group of people believes that both sides were to blame and that there are no winners in this story.
The situation got even weirder when Shannon clarified that her neighbor’s kid is actually 13 and just “looks 10.” She also said that the kid and his dad were laughing about what happened later on and hinted that all of them are actually friends. Let us know what you think about this incident in the comment section below, dear Pandas! We’d love to hear your take on things.
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Shannon posted about how she poured water over her neighbor’s kid after he threw water on her cat
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Shannon’s post got a lot of attention online. More than 578k people liked her thread, another 70.2k retweeted it, and these numbers keep going up and up.
The Twitter user wrote that ever since her post about her cat and how she poured water over her neighbor’s kid, she’s been flooded with direct messages and some guys are even sending her inappropriate pictures of themselves.
Whatever opinion you might have about what Shannon did, what some people are doing is just not right. Or, as she put it herself, “Wtf is wrong with people I don’t wanna see that [crap].”
This story highlighted a lot of polarizing topics, like good parenting, how to be a good neighbor, whether or not revenge is the way to go, the wrong way to treat animals, and others. It’s an ethical minefield, so let’s keep the discussion civil, Pandas!
Shannon’s post started a discussion on Twitter. Some people supported what she did
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While others thought that Shannon was wrong to throw water on the kid
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What do you think ?
Shelp 5 years ago
A 10 years old kid knows perfectly what he is doing. In fact, 10/11 years is some kind of intelligence peak every kid reaches before the dumb age of puberty. The kid deserved it. Play with matches, get a burn!
Karin Jansen 5 years ago (edited)
The kid's 13 it says later on. Though the dumb ages of puberty shouldn't be an excuse. May even make the whole thing worse.
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Gilda 5 years ago
Bottom line a kid got water thrown on him it won't hurt him 10 year olds willingly throw water balloons at each other for god sakes the only way it will be a big deal is if the dad insists it's a big deal and puts the idea in his head that he has been hurt I actually think there is a valuable lesson here that most kids aren't taught anymore about treating others the way you want to be treated
Evil Little Thing 5 years ago
If my kid was pouring water on cats at any age I'd want to know what the hell was wrong with him, and we'd be having a discussion that would probably end with him cleaning litter boxes for a month. If he got caught pouring water on cats and someone poured water on him, I would laugh and say it served him right. Don't do something to someone else unless you're willing to have it done to you.
natie marie 5 years ago
hurt animals- get consequences. He wasn't hurt and learned a lesson. Pretty equal discipline if you ask me.
Lou Lopez 5 years ago (edited)
Ugh, those parents though. Of course I wouldn't "talk to you" about your s****y kid... I mean, you've so OBVIOUSLY done a bang up job. Either your kid is so terrible that words can't help (making practical and immediate consequences are needed to communicate), OR your kid DGAF. Either way, they deserve getting water poured on their heads. "Momma Bear Karen" and "Manly Man Chaz" will get tasered/pepper sprayed/ignored/911 called by me. If you won't deal with your s****y kid, I will.
Popescu Adina 4 years ago
I was thinking the same thing... if they raised their 13 years old to throw water on cats then hey have already failed at parenting... there's no way talking with the parents will solve the problem. By retaliating herself she might have done the kid good on the long run...
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Eliza Greenwood 5 years ago
It takes a village and if my kid acted like that there would be no problem, if I'm not their to show him the error of his ways by all means neighbor go right ahead. But my kid wouldn't do that BECAUSE he understands consequences come from people other than your parents... this kid will have a hard time as an adult if he thinks everyone will let him get away with bad choices as long as mom and dad don't find out.
Kathy Baylis 5 years ago
Growing up, back in the ‘60s, my friends and I had the run of all the neighborhood yards. However, sometimes we overstepped boundaries and were chased off. If I came home and complained to my mom that Mrs So-and-So was mean to me and told us to get off her yard, the very first thing she would immediately say was “So, what were you doing to make her chase you off her yard”? Shut me up every time because, of course, I had a guilty conscience. I was an adult before I realized that, by the time I got home, Mrs So-and-So had already called my mother and told her what we were doing—-because the neighbors all knew each other and kept tabs on every neighborhood kid who was out of their own parents’ sight.
OCDRobot 5 years ago
Okay, so people defending the 10 year old realize he's 13, not 10, right? He should already know better by 10, and at 13 there's no excuse to treat animals badly. My 6 year old niece knows better than a 13 year old? That's pathetic. Parent your children better and they won't get what they deserve for being little monsters. And the fact that people are defending the kid's behavior is just astounding. That one woman saying she'd destroy all their outside their stuff outside their house if they did it to her kid? WTF?! That woman shouldn't be a parent if that's how she's going to teach her children to react after they've done something wrong and got consequences for it.
kathryn stretton 5 years ago
I would totally chuck water at tge kid. He's 10 (but turns out to be 13). Consequenses, immediate. But if it was a young child, say 6, then speak to their parents. Age of the child is important gere.
Shinomi Chan 5 years ago
Kid deserved it. At 13-year old you should know well enough not to bother animals, let alone throw water on them *especially cats knowing that they do not like it*, so I think he got what he deserved.
Shelp 5 years ago
A 10 years old kid knows perfectly what he is doing. In fact, 10/11 years is some kind of intelligence peak every kid reaches before the dumb age of puberty. The kid deserved it. Play with matches, get a burn!
Karin Jansen 5 years ago (edited)
The kid's 13 it says later on. Though the dumb ages of puberty shouldn't be an excuse. May even make the whole thing worse.
Load More Replies... Gilda 5 years ago
Bottom line a kid got water thrown on him it won't hurt him 10 year olds willingly throw water balloons at each other for god sakes the only way it will be a big deal is if the dad insists it's a big deal and puts the idea in his head that he has been hurt I actually think there is a valuable lesson here that most kids aren't taught anymore about treating others the way you want to be treated
Evil Little Thing 5 years ago
If my kid was pouring water on cats at any age I'd want to know what the hell was wrong with him, and we'd be having a discussion that would probably end with him cleaning litter boxes for a month. If he got caught pouring water on cats and someone poured water on him, I would laugh and say it served him right. Don't do something to someone else unless you're willing to have it done to you.
natie marie 5 years ago
hurt animals- get consequences. He wasn't hurt and learned a lesson. Pretty equal discipline if you ask me.
Lou Lopez 5 years ago (edited)
Ugh, those parents though. Of course I wouldn't "talk to you" about your s****y kid... I mean, you've so OBVIOUSLY done a bang up job. Either your kid is so terrible that words can't help (making practical and immediate consequences are needed to communicate), OR your kid DGAF. Either way, they deserve getting water poured on their heads. "Momma Bear Karen" and "Manly Man Chaz" will get tasered/pepper sprayed/ignored/911 called by me. If you won't deal with your s****y kid, I will.
Popescu Adina 4 years ago
I was thinking the same thing... if they raised their 13 years old to throw water on cats then hey have already failed at parenting... there's no way talking with the parents will solve the problem. By retaliating herself she might have done the kid good on the long run...
Load More Replies... Eliza Greenwood 5 years ago
It takes a village and if my kid acted like that there would be no problem, if I'm not their to show him the error of his ways by all means neighbor go right ahead. But my kid wouldn't do that BECAUSE he understands consequences come from people other than your parents... this kid will have a hard time as an adult if he thinks everyone will let him get away with bad choices as long as mom and dad don't find out.
Kathy Baylis 5 years ago
Growing up, back in the ‘60s, my friends and I had the run of all the neighborhood yards. However, sometimes we overstepped boundaries and were chased off. If I came home and complained to my mom that Mrs So-and-So was mean to me and told us to get off her yard, the very first thing she would immediately say was “So, what were you doing to make her chase you off her yard”? Shut me up every time because, of course, I had a guilty conscience. I was an adult before I realized that, by the time I got home, Mrs So-and-So had already called my mother and told her what we were doing—-because the neighbors all knew each other and kept tabs on every neighborhood kid who was out of their own parents’ sight.
OCDRobot 5 years ago
Okay, so people defending the 10 year old realize he's 13, not 10, right? He should already know better by 10, and at 13 there's no excuse to treat animals badly. My 6 year old niece knows better than a 13 year old? That's pathetic. Parent your children better and they won't get what they deserve for being little monsters. And the fact that people are defending the kid's behavior is just astounding. That one woman saying she'd destroy all their outside their stuff outside their house if they did it to her kid? WTF?! That woman shouldn't be a parent if that's how she's going to teach her children to react after they've done something wrong and got consequences for it.
kathryn stretton 5 years ago
I would totally chuck water at tge kid. He's 10 (but turns out to be 13). Consequenses, immediate. But if it was a young child, say 6, then speak to their parents. Age of the child is important gere.
Shinomi Chan 5 years ago
Kid deserved it. At 13-year old you should know well enough not to bother animals, let alone throw water on them *especially cats knowing that they do not like it*, so I think he got what he deserved.
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