Child Development
Child development can be negatively influenced by parents behaving badly… Stupid and unreasonable ‘GO BACK WHERE YOU CAME FROM!!!’– Korean man (or is it Japanese) is told by this father …and the kid… it’s like a repeat button has been pressed ‘GO BACK WHERE YOU CAME FROM!!!’ And the funny thing is that the kid does it better… They always do you one better.
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The phrase ‘Like father like son’ or whatever the case might be has been used over and over again in regard to child development. And after looking at this video clip… I can see clearly now how it ever came about.
Expressing our feeling in front of children, be it anger, or even just our feelings and opinions about other races is like a go-ahead for them to do the same. It rubs off on them pretty good coz they look up to us adults. If you are racist and are used to hauling racist remarks, then so will your child… and he’ll do it much better than you.
I know we are allowed to have our opinions about things around us but kindly keep the racist ones deep inside of you. This kind of hatred being passed onto children, aint just fair. Let the children form their own opinions!!! You feel me??
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mossimo says:Posted: 12 Mar 07
Poor kid doesn't know what he is doing. The father sure does though.
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Lisa says:Posted: 08 Mar 07That was a positive video, should be shown around..
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Tarah says:Posted: 08 Mar 07
WOW!!! What a powerful video! It really opens up your mind...
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Amy says:Posted: 07 Mar 07Powerful. Hopefully people can see themselves in this video, even if not to the same extreme.
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I had to watch this again and its just amazing to me how racism perpetuates. I remember kids in the 3rd and 4th grade saying racist words and it must have been a big part of their life with their parents for it to be ingrained at that age. I think the neighborhood kids also have a big infuence on young kids.