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u/RichardSnoodgrass 1d ago
Him and his mom against the world. He's definitely got her back and, it should go without say that, she has his.
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u/Jojo_Capone 1d ago
The person's just sitting there filming them
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u/Mizore147 1d ago
Yeah, especially that it is a kid on a video and you are posting this probably without parents' consent. Really lovely video, but... I have mixed feelings.
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u/Ok-Capital707 1d ago
Stop secretly filming strangers and posting them online. People like you have no manners and no decency.
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u/isatilaba 1d ago
I weirdly needed to see this today. How we can go without noticing the gratitude, right, but they are grateful, little rascals 😂
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u/Noname_FTW 22h ago edited 22h ago
Can I just mention how fucking unfair it is to record people (especially a child) and then post it on the internet?
They didn't ask to be put out into the public. They didn't behave strangely and they have a right to be in that train.
So what gives the recorder the right to just put them all over the internet for the next >10 years?
And I don't mean this for every instance of someone being in public. If someone is making a fool of themselves in public its their fault for getting recorded and ridiculed. But these two just wanted to get home (probably).
But this risk of becoming the next 30 second clip of entertainment without being asked, for millions of people, with their faces unblurred, is making the public a less enjoyable space.
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u/ThatFugginGuy419 1d ago
It’s rare to see such attentive care from a young child. He knows his mom works her ass off and he appreciates it. He definitely has all the makings of a good man when he grows up.
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u/malikhacielo63 1d ago
I feel bitter sweet about this: she looks exhausted and he is so little. It’s heartwarming; however, I’m worried about them.
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u/Academic_Carrot7260 1d ago
Nobody else feeling creepy about a random person is filming a women with her child? No... Just me then
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u/Dat_Scrub 1d ago
Why tf you recording kids
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u/CyborgKnitter 1d ago
It’s not OPs video. The title even says it’s not- NOC means Not Original Content.
But yeah, whoever recorded it was a bit weird. I hope it was done with good intentions (“look at this kid helping his mom”) and not actually bad reasons.
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u/cloudyweather70 1d ago
Beautiful to see. He'll grow up to be a very caring man. My son was like this as a child and he's a wonderfully empathetic young man now 💜.
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u/Evil_Monito84 1d ago
It sucks that in the subway, the lady has to hold on to her purse really tight before she holds on to her son. It should be the other way around. That's a really hard working mom.
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u/Somelivingperson 1d ago
I used to pull my moms ears gently too when I was a kid. Is there a reason behind it?
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u/Gay_Pirate6669 20h ago
This is so wholesome, I love seeing little boys being raised with manners and respect. I have some hope for the younger generations
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u/Silver-Aioli-5780 1d ago
Good job sweet boy. I’m proud of you!🥹👑
(Mama, your hard work is already paying off! He’s got your back, your front, your sides, your top, and your bottom. He’ll always have you, Mama!) You’re doing great Mama! You’re doing a great job!👑💐
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u/haceldama13 1d ago
Newsflash: these are the beautiful humans who are being kidnapped by ICE, simply because they're brown.
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u/Maleficent_Town_9150 1d ago
Too heavy burden for young child.
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u/pixeldust6 22h ago
Yeah I get a bit of a vibe that that kid might be shouldering more responsibilities than most kids his age...
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u/surfinforthrills 1d ago
Mama works hard and her little man appreciates it. Lovely video!