This is absolutely disgusting

[Rich_The_Conisbrough_Rover]

https://mobile.twitter.com/Footy_Fooligans/status/802501597020520449

The parents deserve to be shot 🔫

[idler]

It is absolutely unbelievable. Shooting would be too good for them.
It's bad enough doing it but to film it as well and then send it round is incredible.
According to the tweets Social Services have been informed.

[Bezza]

those kids have no chance of a life with that idiot , hope she gets prosecuted.

[darren61]

I saw this yesterday on Twitter and im still very angry and disgusted, that vile hag should be shown to the World for the scum she is.

[Padge_DRFC]

How did she create children? She must have drugged someone.

[IDM]

If the "family" originally posted that on social media then they could be found? 

Absolute disgrace, should be reported to social services..

[1879Rovers]

You would think that is actually a grandparent whilst the mum is giggling taking the video. Absolutely disgusting. I feel sorry for any child who is going to share a school with those kids.

[essexrover]

Makes me feel quite sick !

[dickos1]

The kids about 3-4 years old
If you don't think there's anything wrong with a kid that age singing songs like that then god help ya

[silent majority]

Apart from the last two seconds, which is where the issue is, the rest of that video is a total storm in a teacup.

Kid learns rude football song, sings it in company of family members, then (presumably) gets told not to repeat it at school/outside.

Okay, the parents won't win any awards (and why it was filmed and uploaded it is mind-boggling), but in the first 28 seconds of that video, there's nothing that bad there.

I'm sure you'll make a great parent at some point Andy.

[mushRTID]

To think these Kitsons are bringing up children when there's probably many decent people out there unable to have children.

A disgraceful video.

[Rich_The_Conisbrough_Rover]

No child regardless of their age should be taught such horrible and vulgar lanaguage as them poor kids have, need locking up and he key thrown away.

[IDM]

Apart from the last two seconds, which is where the issue is, the rest of that video is a total storm in a teacup.

Kid learns rude football song, sings it in company of family members, then (presumably) gets told not to repeat it at school/outside.

Okay, the parents won't win any awards (and why it was filmed and uploaded it is mind-boggling), but in the first 28 seconds of that video, there's nothing that bad there.

No, it is all out of order, every second..  A 3/4 year old being encouraged to chant "f**k" in a football chant is wrong on any level...

[RedJ]

f**k yeah

[IDM]

Sorry but that child doesn't look to be repeating what he has heard elsewhere, and nowhere is the "adult" in the scene discouraging him..

Of course kids will hear swearing at football and in the playground, but this goes far beyond what is acceptable..

I don't see why you can't just deplore the whole scene??

[boro_rover]

It isn't normal behaviour at all and it is far from acceptable. Sorry Rigo, but once again you are going against the tide to try and rub people up the wrong way. I'm pretty sure I'm not on my own when I say my dad took me to Rovers and up until I was about 16/17 i used to get either a bollocking or at least a don't do that again glare if I swore.

I assume you are not a parent because no decent parent would think that behaviour is acceptable.

[DonnyOsmond]

The first 3 seconds are alright.

[redwine]

It isn't normal behaviour at all and it is far from acceptable. Sorry Rigo, but once again you are going against the tide to try and rub people up the wrong way. I'm pretty sure I'm not on my own when I say my dad took me to Rovers and up until I was about 16/17 i used to get either a bollocking or at least a don't do that again glare if I swore.

I assume you are not a parent because no decent parent would think that behaviour is acceptable.

Impossible to be a parent when you are still a virgin   


 


I can be so juvenile sometimes

[wilts rover]

One person's mistake is another person's normal, acceptable behaviour - which is why decent civilised people should point out when it is unacceptable.

What that shouldn't turn into though is a bullying witch hunt.

[Filo]

The kid will never have respect when he has parents like that, being a private family moment doesn't come into it, the kid is being taught how to be a complete and utter t**t. If my kids had done or said anything like that at that age they would have got a crack, despite me being able to swear with the best of em

[IDM]

Sorry but that child doesn't look to be repeating what he has heard elsewhere, and nowhere is the "adult" in the scene discouraging him..

Of course kids will hear swearing at football and in the playground, but this goes far beyond what is acceptable..

I don't see why you can't just deplore the whole scene??

It's in a car, it's a private family moment - until they go and upload it onto the internet anyway.

Similar occurrences probably happen every weekend - whether it be a Donny-supporting dad driving home and asking his son what he should call Barnsley or Rotherham fans (or whoever the latest rivals are), probably with an expletive, or Cardiff/Swansea, Derby/Forest dad-and-lad fans discussing their rivals.

The fact is people are different. There's weird, wacky, wonderful folk out there and people are far too judgmental of others - especially in a digital-age world where social media plays such an important role in some people's lives.

"Similar occurrences probably happen every weekend "

Do they, really??

Why then do most of the reactions seem to suggest this behaviour is extreme..?

I think Rigo, you take some pleasure from being deliberately contrary for the sake of it.   There's nothing to be lost by agreeing with others!!

That folks can behave like this with their kids is bad enough - and makes you wonder what else goes on in those families??

[GazLaz]

Do people on here realise their kids will be swearing like troopers with their mates from being about 10?

[dickos1]

Do people on here realise their kids will be swearing like troopers with their mates from being about 10?

Big difference between a 3 year old and a 10 year old Gaz

[Bentley Bullet]

You can argue until you're blue in the face, but sometimes, like this instance, you just have to concede that there is no point. The world has truly gone mad.

Ladies and Gentlemen, we really do not have much hope.

[RedJ]

Do people on here realise their kids will be swearing like troopers with their mates from being about 10?

Big difference between a 3 year old and a 10 year old Gaz

And having a parent actively encourage it.

[Sammy Chung was King]

The sad thing is people have just given up. It's becoming acceptable and that's why you end up with little s..ts that you can't do anything with.
All kids swear when they are young until the mam or dad tells them it isn't nice to swear. I feel like it's too late to turn it back round.
People are seen as cavemen if they smack their kid on the leg. Being shown the consequences of doing wrong when young does no harm. If they are brought up right words should be more than enough.
People like this bring kids up in every so-called class. It's not just people on the dole, working class it's every class. If a kid does something wrong these days do you think if you complain to the majority that they will put a stop to it?.

No you will probably get turned on by the ones that made them that way. These type of people you see on village forums going mad about vandalism but when their kid is found to be involved then it changes.
We live in a society where kids brains are wired up wrong. Not all just quite a few. It's always been that way but it get's worse every generation.
I'm not an old guy moaning think everything was sunshine and rainbows when i was young, i just notice a world i don't like that much.

[bobjimwilly]

Do people on here realise their kids will be swearing like troopers with their mates from being about 10?

Why do you constantly have these little jibes at "people on here", as if we're in some sort of bubble? The parents of those kids are showing an example of bad parenting. End of. There's no "if, but, maybe" about it. Encouraging that behaviour in young children is a good way to bring up a wrong-un with no respect for fellow human beings.

[rich1471]

kids will swear and they will here it all over including the playground weather it is right or wrong but to teach your kids to swear and be racist is disgusting,  the old hag in the video looks to be proud of herself for what she is doing anybody that teachers they kids that sort of thing is wrong what chance do the kids have if this sort of stuff is normal to them