More I expect stupid actions from people in general but I don't think 16 year olds are any worse then most adults. I used midwesterners as an example of people in the USA that are not the most or least likely to do something really stupid. (more a dig on americans in general)
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the fact that teenagers have underdeveloped reasoning skills
I can get that to a degree (like a 13 year old) but by 15 or 16 I expect about the same level of adulting as a US midwestern adult (not really a super high bar but enough to know that doing a nazi salute in a place dedicated to the memory of the victims of nazis while on a school trip from the only nation made up of the primary target of those same nazis, might be a life changing act).
I just don't get the level of coddling that is now going on with an increasingly older limit of what is considered children. I remember working my first part time job at 13 and told by older people then they moved out at the same age (so I should stop complaining or some such), and now I am told about 25 year old "kids". Its nuts, these are functioning people and although yes some stupid actions are expected when young there is no reason to not hold people to at least a modicum of responsibility.
nice mental gymnastics here
Ok that is fucking gold.
Nazi shit, from an israeli teen. I can't wrap my head around chocking such a onion worthy act getting written off by "boys will be boys".
Actually now I think on it, almost any time I hear about "dumb teen" stuff I think they get away with way more then what is healthy for society.
They are discussing cheese slices, or singles as they are sometimes called. And I don't think those are cheese, but a cheese product.
I find it rather funny to mock people who use buzzwords to pretend to be smart.
Oh the irony.
You can not even keep the person you are replying to straight. You got called out for a bad take and now like some sort of american are having a tantrum until someone tells you how smart and right you where/are.
Best of luck!
the only way these people will learn [is] if they are shamedOh projection…
Ok I can not believe you are not getting this. The people who said the first part are the cybertrunk owners. The comment about projection is both funny and ironic.
You know since the cybertruck owners don't understand they are being shammed, and are saying the people throwing cheese at them (to shame them) will only learn if they are shamed.
But I mean that shame can be shared now, since anyone who has reading comprehension and who has read the above article would get the joke being made.
"almost" Cheese product....
No argument needed here.
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Prison? No, that is not a fair response. Community service? sure. But I would say the same thing for an adult.
The sad part is that their home nation can not really do much to teach about the evils of genocide to this youth so I imagine this will be more of a "you made us look bad" sort of think.