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Parenting is a tough job, there is no denying that.

After all, on the one hand, people should be allowed to raise theirchildrenthe way they see fit.

On the other hand, some folks parenting style is, basically, a lack of parenting at all.

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Some adults are just lazy, while others simply do not know how to handle a kid.

That speaks to a reasonable degree of entitlement, since picking up after yourself is normal social behavior.

Children who can run, however, do need to be managed.

Worker in a denim shirt and apron stands with arms crossed, conveying a thoughtful expression.

In this regard, the person who posted the story ultimately had the right idea.

The better option was to use a bit of guile.

Many people agreed with their methods

Thanks!

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