r/Entitledparents Karen Grabbed My Gun Out Of My Hands!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 14. 03. 2021
- r/Entitledparents Is there anything more dangerous than a Karen with a gun? In today's episode, OP is at the firing range practicing his aim. An entitled Karen decides that OP has no business shooting such a loud gun, so she actually walks up to him and tries to grab the gun out of his hands WHILE HE'S SHOOTING IT! Lady, do you have a death wish or something? Luckily, the store owners come to help and resolve the situation peacefully.
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ShiftingParallax here, glad you guys liked my story about my big fluffy horses! So far so good, I didnât jinx myself and there have been no more incidents! :D
I loved the âMy Clydesdale is a golden retriever in a horseâs bodyâ it made me laugh so much!
Glad there wasn't an issue. I worked at a stable with 32 horses. One time a pony gave me a warning shot (not sure what set him off, pretty sure I just spooked him). Another time an Arabian/Quarter mix saved me from a stampede. Horses have a mix of personalities and need to be respected for how much power they have.
Hey, Ori! I recognize that pfp!
It sounded like the kids, while being kids, were pretty well-behaved eventually. Probably the fathers' influence. Mom can get her face stuffed in a feedbag.
When you said âand the horse from Braveâ to describe the Clydesdale I legit thought you just meant a horse that was brown with a white stripe down the face with white socks...the picture of the Clydesdales after the post made me remember the hooves-
There is an old saying coming to mind in regard to the horse story.
"Never approach a bull from the front, a horse from the rear and a fool from any direction."
Geez lady get a clue
Edit wow thank you everyone for the likes.
Thanks an awesome quote.
I did not realize how big they actually were I was imagining some regular horse you could go and ride HOLLY CRAP, god dam giants
Thatâs my dads farm motto
Also don't approach the silent kid
In any form
I have pet a small horse in my lap
I used to be a horse owner; neither was over 15 hands. A Clydesdale is a *monster*. Yes, they tend to be golden retriever in personality, but those hooves are the size of dinner platters. And ponies are just evil (do not let those cute faces fool you. Ponies. Are. Evil.) Mean is their default setting.
My mom grew up on a farm. Her father had two horses ..... a mare and a stallion that was her son. The stallion managed to get out of his stall and into the mare's and shall we say, had his way with her. The result was a beautiful foal ...... that turned into the nastiest mean tempered horse you would never want to be around. He would bite you sure as he looked at you. My grandfather said he was just crazy from the inbreeding. Grand daddy got tired of getting bit he had to get rid of him. Some other farmer in the area bought him knowing full well he was a mean biter. Us grandkids knew to stay well away from him. His father was a lovely horse ..... big and gentle and he would follow us around the farm and just hang out with us ..... maybe it was because we snitched ears of dried corn from the corn crib and apples from the orchard and we would give them to him as treats.
@ShinyHunterDragolf you lucked out. One of my riding friends had a rather sweet natured Shetland, but she was definitely the exception to the rule. Virtually every other pony I've met or heard of have been mean little cusses. I've heard of guide ponies, although I've yet to meet one.
@ShinyHunterDragolf I was wondering if miniature horses are the ones used for guides. Thanks for the info!
Ponies are the chihuahuas of the horse species!!
I grew up with mustangs and really big horses and I am way more comfortable around them than ponies!
Miniature horses are a bit more calm but they are high energy and definitely need lots of attention!
Just imagine calling a Jewish holocaust survivor a ânaziâ
And a "commie" at the same time. That's some trick bundling WWII opponents into one 21st century young person.
Whoever does that is ASKING to get punched
I'm being called that (Yes I know you typed it out, but I would rather not -._.-) at school just for having German heritage. I know it's stupid. And you know I've tried to get help with adults and people go. " They would never! " or something like that. Fucking narcissistic brats.
[Everybody hated that]
@@jgw5491 plus the fact that I'm pretty sure national socialism is incompatible with communism. Well, fine, there was the molotov ribbentrov pact, but that was broken by the nazis and, not to mention the nazi atrocities against the Soviets and vice versa. Why did I start talking about the second world war? Anyway, point still applies, I'm pretty sure due to the sheer racism of nazism against Jews and slavs, as well as what I know about thier views on communism. Please correct me if I'm incorrect though, I'm open to hear everyone's opinions on political idiologies.
Karen: *brings her 6 year old son into a gun range*
Also Karen: yOuR gUn Is ToO lOuD!!
*Brings LMG with an extended mag*
Haha I have a Mosin Nagant M44, for those who donât know what that is. Itâs basically a cut down version of a Russian WW2 infantry rifle. You can look them up on CZcams, but these things a LOUD, very loud! Makes me wish I couldâve been at that range with that guy. đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
@@dankthreefoureight Aimed at the Karen to turn her into swiss cheese.
@@justhereforkicks8208 if it was a semi ww2 rifle the fbi would be after you or something like that
Imagine if i he has same rifle like me :)
My compensator spit fire 1,5meter left and 1,5 meter right.
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It is too loud or to bright?
"More like Rhinoceroses than horses."
Then again, horses and rhinos ARE related. Look it up.
Rhinos are unicorns confirmed.
@@xstillea6655 out of shape unicorn*
Your right horses rinos and tapers are the sole serving members of the parisadactal family group
@@baconbiter LMAO
@@nicholassanabria6493 What's a taper?
"what did you expect from a gun range? a plate of waffles?"
-man of the year, 2021
Agreed
as the son of a drug addicted mother (still refuses to stop sadly), I am so happy to hear there are still people out there are so willing to stop it all just to care and love for their child. I am proud of you.
Dude, a horse or pony could be the sweetest thing ever and still get spooked and trample a child. đđđ
@Sophia's fun channel! Oh I was responding to the entitled mother.
Could be said about any animal, really. Sweet dog? Push it too far and it'll bite.
Sweet cat? Push it too far and it'll bite or scratch.
Just because an animal is normally calm and friendly, doesn't mean it isn't dangerous. One should always be careful around animals, no matter what
@@Niskara For sure!
Yeah, i was around 6 when i got kicked in the stomach by a painted lady, i learned my lesson lol
Yeah you definitely want some experience with horses I was once at this fair called âseafairâ and there was these cow boys showing off their show horses going down the road when another float called âseafair piratesâ shot off a cannon blank ahead spooking one of the horses and causing it to go on its back legs and charge towards the crowd. If that person had fallen off and not steered the horse away last second there would have been allot of hurt people
Karen Grandma: âGive us full custody or weâre never speaking again!â
OP: âOkay! Bye!â
Karen Grandma: â(shocked Pikachu face)â
Can we just applaud the horse owner for a moment? She handled the situation so well, getting the 4 year old safely out of the pasture, then also later allowing the kids to have a safe experience with the Clydesdale horse so to ensure they wouldnât be forever traumatized and terrified of horses. Seriously, respect to herđđ
I love that image of the OP and her Clydesdale having exactly the same expression on their faces.
the horse story is like allowing your kid to play in the middle of the highway and then being mad at the car drivers
In a nutshell!! Absolute madness! đđđ
I'd go with a railway track myself but same theory applies.
No shit what kind of Mother has zero common sense about any animals đ€šđ€
Me: I googled what a Clydesdale was
theyâre not that bi...... 11:45 đđđ
thats what my grandfather would tell my mom and her siblings to 'go play in the highway' when he didn't want them inside
"People don't need a big gun like that"
It's literally an intermediate caliber. Hunting rifles are louder and more powerful.
I bet that karen would have went Ultra instinct if someone was there with a .50 cal
@@shadowknight7827 lmao
They aren't that louder lmao
Yup
They would go mad on a .905 Caliber gun
The first story: Is that Karen doesnât know what gunrange is? Gun range suppose to be loud
And if you are wearing ear protection it isnât that bad at a gun range.
So either she wasnât wearing ear protection correctly or didnât like being told no and had to cause trouble.
I want to go to a gun range and use a gun
@@notbob1163 you kinda look like not dream
Oh, only her baby's gun is supposed to make noise, didn't you know? Everyone else is to magically make their guns silent.
Given that she was stupid enough to try and rip a loaded rifle out of OP hands, I'm guessing she has a freezer IQ, grabbing a loaded gun that has just been fired from someone's hands is so far past moronic, it would probably do humanity a favour if it went off in her face.
Gun range suppose to be louder*
I love it when rslash goes on these little personal story times where his voice is different from his normal narration voice. My favorite is when he talked for like 5 minutes about aliens and dogs
Which video was that?
Karen: I should call animal control.
Karen when animal control takes her away.
*animals noises come from the back of Animal Control*
@@musashanasabzak8696 yes
Shocked pikachu noises
*shocked pickachu face*
Goddamn
"it's scaring my son!" They're GUNS, lady, they SHOULD scare you. When they start feeling safe you start getting complacent, and accidents happen. (So of COURSE then she goes and grabs the rifle...)
to feel safe.
A healthy respect for guns would be better then a fear of them. Scared people do dumb stuff. If you and those around you follow the basic safety rules you will be fine.
"scared of" is perhaps the wrong word here, but you get what I'm going for. :)
@@Ahrpigi Iâm just nitpicking lol.
Exactly, for the love of whatever God there is, teach that women some gun safety.
As a daughter of a single parent, I can confirm that even though I haven't had a dad in my life, after watching movies and such where the dad is constantly letting the young child down, I appreciate what my mom did. She left my father for multiple reasons. He smoked, he cheated on her with her roommate, and his parents were assholes. I remember the mom promising me that we'd go to the movies together or I could come and ride one of their ponies "sometime soon". That was what they always said. 7th birthday, 9th birthday. Never happened. Ontop of this, one day when me and my mom were invited over for dinner, they were having steak. I'm like 5 and they want me to eat steak. My mom managed to get the dad to make me some chicken strips, but they were HUGE and I'm a small kid. I had also eaten snacks earlier at the street fair. When I didn't finish what he served me he got angry and started yelling. There's nothing worse than having a family figure who promises to do all these amazing things for you and then never follows through.
âI thought that was the end of that,...â Literally every story about Karen.
7-8 y/o rSlash : I shouldn't touch dad because he has a WORKING chainsaw where I'll be cut in half.
Karen : That doesn't exist
That Karen that was in the gun range is more entitled than you think her son was fine with the noise SHE EMBARRASSED HER SON BECAUSE SHE DOESNâT LIKE LOUD NOISES
She could have also killed her son, because if she pulled just enough the bullet could have reached him, but thank god no one got hurt.
@@brunocambronero7026 good point she risked everyoneâs life because also the bullet could have missed the son ricochet and hit op or anyone
@@averagegamer7608 Unlikely, but could happen. For example, a bullet that hits the side of the stall could ricochet into the line of fire, or people could be hit with fragments. The risk is very low, but this is why you always stay safe.
@@Pallidum true Iâm just saying for the sake of probability it is possible just very highly unlikely since the bounce would tremendously slow down the velocity
Funny how she don't like loud noises yet *she's at a gun range*
With the horse one op did a great job protecting the kids and Iâve done my fair share if research on clydesdales and its lucky you got one thats wasnât overly exited to meet new people
When he said âClydesdaleâ I I immediately went âoh shit.â Those horses are ginormous.
Imagine grabbing a gun while itâs being shot in anything but an absolute emergency
Even if there wasnât a negligent discharge she could have easily burned her hand with the hot barrel lol đ
@Chris George Yeah. I found out that shooting gloves can be a godsend when shooting multiple magazines.
Damn the barrel gets HOT!
@Chris George Ouch! Better at the range than in combat.
@Chris George If you shoot that much you can shoot the barrel out. Don't shoot so fast, the target might have time to react to your shots.
Iâve only ever seen people that are absolutely bullet-proof like Superman or Black Panther try that shit.
Who else imagined Rslash throwing a stick like a javelin at his dad
That's what it kinda felt like that to me lol
For me to
Nah I thought he was gonna grab it or poke his dad while he was turning
I did
Meeeeeeeeee
â it takes a special kinda of double digit IQâ
Me: rslash youâre simply overestimating how much IQ she has. Itâs probably in the single digitsđ«đ§ą
Decimal
How bout negative triple digit IQ?
@@dexterdogthelovey1052 r/murderedbywords
there's 10
They need to bring back OG Zaboomafoo, every episode was "isn't this animal awesome" and ended with "never go up to an animal that you don't know."
I still know that theme song by heart đ„°
Horses are incredibly dangerous.
Not that they intend to be - it's just their size, strength and potential to be flighty.
Letting children run around near horses is as stupid as it gets.
Everyone knows touching a horse, mule, and donkey from behind startles them and they will always kick
@@Tabi-Kun mess with the Horse you get the kicko
@@justyourrandomdude.788 and the kicko snaps le bones
@@Tabi-Kun And the Le bones Turn into Atums
Especially Clydesdales
Did competitive horseback riding for a while, and felt confident enough to approach a horse I didn't know for a hello. Bit my chest so hard broke skin and ruptured some blood vessels. Dude did those kids a favor
Karen: Your gun is too loud and big, no-one needs that.
Perfect comeback: Your mouth and ego is too loud and big, no-one needs that.
"Good to teach them when they're young"?! That is such a bloody American thing to say/think!
Sooooo what're you saying exactly?
Why do parents let their children around guns if their scared?! Wtf!
Some people are just uneducated
Because common sense is not so common among EPs.
I doubt the child was even scared I bet she was just complaining cause she didnât like the noise, op even said the kid looked fine I donno Karenâs just complain for the sake of it
The Karen probably was not going to let the range tell her to wear ear protection.
*they're
If 8 year old rslash had less common sense we wouldnt have rslash today
wasnt that the commentâs story tho, iâm pretty sure it wasbt rslash
@@mcohen0609 3:00
@@phenomexastudio5343 oh shit my bad ig i just didnât realize the comment ended and his own story began, i thought it was just one long comment lol
Its ironic how his name is *slash*
He didn't have an "assault rifle", it's just a semi auto rifle.
But... but... Guns!1!! Bullets!!! Clips! A fully semi automatic!!!!1!1!
Snowflakes can be so uneducated.
@@mef2101 but liberals!?! Biden!? Trump!?!
Hicks can be so uneducated. you can say nothing I own multiple guns and still live in the south. No itâs not normal to have extensive knowledge in firearms.
I wouldnât ever dare to touch a semi gun rifle pistol no matter what I would never try to take a gun
As an old moonshiner I knew used to say," Don't sweat the petty stuff, or pet the sweaty stuff!
During the second story about the girl with the horses and cat when it said "but it all changed when covid attack" did anyone else think of avatar the last airbender
i did
Yesss. I was really sad that rslash didn't actually say that. He said "covid happened" instead.
I literally heard it in Katara's voice when he said it. LOL!
Timestamp?
The range owner should have called the police anyway, and had them arrest the Karen.
what i was thinking
@@H-to-O For a range, it's easier to kick them out or even ban them from the property in this situation. Depending on the size of the staff, they might have to close the range because no one is available to watch the shooters, and be sure the rules are followed.
@@H-to-O all these stories are fake or extremely exaggerated
@@oddgbmo3036 i do archery at an outdoor range that is free. Its at a state park so it gets funding from the state and sponsors. Ive never encountered any parents like that. Usually people at ranges, gun or archery, are relatively calm and understand what they're getting into. Usually if someone asks me why I practice I say its a hobby, so that way I don't get any annoying vegans after me. (Even though it is a hobby)
I'm surprised OP didn't defend himself with his handgun, though it would be a very messy situation, but it was his life at stake so
As someone who has seen the Budweiser Draft Team of Clydesdales, I can confirm that yes, they are huge.
âEverything changed when COVID attackedâ lmaoooo loving the ATLA reference!
When she stated that âthe Clydesdale was like a massive Golden Retrieverâ it made me burst out laughing, lol. I was working at a horse farm helping a friend with some carpentry work. They had 6 of them and apparently they LOVED me for some reason. The owner was fascinated by this because normally they only responded like this to those humans they knew well. I wish I had some of the pictures to post because these beautiful critters were hilarious with me, lol. They literally followed me around like a mountain range of big ass dogs, LMAO!!! Do you have any idea what itâs like to be at ground level trying to fix a massive fence gate while 6 dinosaurs are nuzzling you with their basketball sized honkers and licking your head with a tongue the size of a friggin beach towel, LOL??? The owner took a shot of that moment and the other three working with me kept busting my balls saying I had my own horse orgy going on, lol. But they were so damn CUTE even though they were so damn HUGE. I never got any flack for coming home a couple hours late after my girl had a visit to see what I was talking about. She melted, lol. It took a good hour to give them all a good love rub down before going home each day and that was when I learned why their head drops and they get droopy eyed while making that heavy sigh with those floppy lips flapping. They love you!! Went to visit after the job was done for a couple years and every time I walked into the stables and they heard my voice, 6 massive heads came popping out of the stalls with 12 eyeballs focused right on me. That was followed by an earthquake of stomps, lol. I will never forget that stuff. My monster buddies. â€ïžđâ€ïž
Wow! You were so lucky to have had that experience!
@@jgw5491 , it was an experience of a lifetime. I have been very fortunate with a father that held a very high level executive position that allowed him to afford dragging us boys around the globe and getting in all sorts of mischief and adventures. The greatest extraordinary ordinary guy I have ever known. But the experience I had with these beautiful creatures was one of the most unique and endearing I have ever experienced. No doubt. That Golden Retriever comment made the memory just pour back in and almost made this guy teary eyed, lol. đ„Č đ
Karen: That's not fair! The trampolines aren't just for kids, they're for everybody.
Also Karen: Watch out for him, he's a commie.
I see shes living in the 40s when everything americans hate is called communist
@@feetuber9162 Or during (or post) any dictatorships in Latin America caused by the USA. At almost every country by here one can see dumb people calling everyone they dislike a communist (and, sometimes, wishing someone (the government) "disappearing" with them)
Communism detected on American soil
THANK GOD ITS LIBERTY PRIME!!!
YOUR IN TROUBLE NOW COMMIE!
*looks at karen*
Communism detected on American soil
Oh crap...
*KABOOM*
Communism squashed with free intentions...
Thank you Liberty prime!!!
No problem fellow red blooded American.
@@raptorjesus5870 Wat
I like trampolines
That first EP has an IQ that starts with a minus sign. It's a firing range. Whatever gun is being used, from a .22 right through to a 12-gauge, it's going to be loud.
That little story about throwing the stick at your fathers back just made me giggle too much, thanks
I am convinced there is no such thing as âcommon senseâ anymore. It should be called ârare senseâ!!
yep
Nah super rare sense
Human intelligence is just evolving backwards at a rapid paste
@@captwiggs7428 Devolving at an alarming rate.
Listening to all these stories, makes me think:
"How would the entitled parents and Karens handle it if they were in the world of Marvel, DC or any superhero universe?"
They wouldnât.
"Mr Stark, take a picture with my child!"
Tony: uh, no.
"WHAT? YOUR NOT EVEN GOING TO PUT ON THE SUIT FOR HIM!? FOR A SIMPLE PICTURE!?! IM GONNA SUE YOU FOR EVERYTHING YOU HAVE!! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU!!"
@@riarivera5995 tony: ok good luck with pepper
@@riarivera5995 Karen vs. Hulk
Karen: Where is your m a n a g e r!?
Hulk: Hulk smash!
**boom, explosions, punching noises and the sound of a person hitting a wall**
@@littleram5770 let's be honest, Karen's probably a fan of Gweneth Paltrow XD
I was born and raised in a farm with horses and cattle. As much as we rode and cared for the horses they were still unpredictable at times. I vividly remember the rare occasions when one of our quarter horses decide enough was enough and decided the ride was over. This resulted in her going under every low branch and into the barn to see if she could knock you off. 99.99% of the time she was as sweet as can be. But with all animals, you canât fully trust them. So I agree with the OP that horses and small children do not mix without supervision.
11:15 Yep, even kids that are generally well-behaved will push the limits on stuff like that. Good on OP for installing the second wire.
FYI that wasn't an assault weapon. It was a rifle, plain and simple. It wasn't an automatic weapon.
Yeah I cringed a bit when he said that. I assume he knows very little about guns so hopefully he didn't say it out of ill intent.
@@imugi-16 most youtubers arenât gun people
@@kalebmcgee7678 unless their very specifically a gun channel, like Demo Ranch, Kentucky Ballistics (#putathumbinit), Brandon Herrera, and of course, who could forget Gun Jesus himself, Ian McCollum from Forgotten Weapons
@@eugeneoliveros5814 yes all hail gun jesus
I used to be the kid that was in awe of the neighbour's many horses (nearly all Clydesdales trained for competition)đ but I was like 12.
I also crawled under the electric fence, never got shocked once. The thing is, horses are *very sensitive beings.* I would show them my hand, let them sniff it so knew I was friendly and then let them approach me on their own.
There is NOTHING *SOFTER* in this world than a HORSE'S SNOUT. It's like cloudy, velvetty, baby bottom nose. â€đ
These creatures are so graceful and magnificent.
My grandmother had major reconstructive surgery including reattaching one of her ears.. Because she was 8 years old and approached a horse she didn't know. This woman potentially saved those kid's lives.
That horse story... Man. Some people are just clueless when it comes to safety around horses. Thankfully, I haven't come across any entitled parents while taking care of my friend's horse, but I won't be surprised if I do. I have only ever come across super sweet and understanding parents and kids, and it is just wonderful!!!
If you care to read some really sweet stories about some wonderful interactions that we have had, then keep reading!!!
I take my friend's horse, Patch, for walks (and jogs) along the trail behind the barn. The trail goes on past the barn and runs along the back side of a busy park with baseball fields, soccer fields, and a small playset.
On the weekends, there are always baseball and softball games, and lots of little kids running around the park.
Patch was a rescue horse, saved from a slaughter house, and he's generally fearful around new things, but we have worked really hard at building our trust and relationship, and he's pretty comfortable with pretty much everything now.
It took us a while to be able to walk down to the park trail area, but he's totally chill on it now, and he loves it!!!
Anyway, on the weekends, kids regularly see him, yell "horse!!!" and come running up to the trail fence. I'm fine with them running, because they usually slow to a walk some distance away, and it is good training for Patch to not be scared. If they're running full on and scaring him, I'll tell them to walk, and say "horses like it when you walk, because it can scare them when you run", but most kids have the knowledge to walk before they get to him.
I always offer to let the kids (and parents) come pet him, because it really makes their day, and for many, it is their first time petting a horse!!!
Last weekend, we had about 10 kids, on the trail, all petting Patch at once!!! I was a bit worried that he might get overwhelmed, but he was loving it!!! The kids were all super well behaved, and didn't go back by Patch's butt. He doesn't kick, but he does get scared, and I like to teach the kids to be safe. Patch was even licking their hands, and they were all laughing at being licked by a horse!!!
Just a few days ago, we met a mom and her 1 to 2 year old baby. The baby girl saw Patch exclaimed "Horsie!!!" and let out an excited little squeal and jump before running over. I offered that the mom and girl could pet him, and the mom was so happy!!! She said it literally "made her LIFE" getting to meet Patch with her daughter. She was so happy she started tearing up!!! She told me how she rode horses as a girl, and always hoped her daughter would love them too. Patch was so sweet reaching out to the baby girl and nuzzling her.
Another time, I was giving Patch a turnout, and this little girl was just standing there watching us. The turnout is right next to the parking lot that the barn shares with the park. I struck up a conversation with the little girl, and called Patch over to meet her. She was standing there for maybe 15 minutes or so until her mom came over. I remember when I was a little girl, totally in love with horses and always wanting to do more than just pet them, so I decided to offer to the girl, if it was okay with her mom, to come in to the arena and learn how to lead Patch around!!! I had only ever let my 10 year old cousin lead him before, and I had no idea how this girl, or Patch, would react, though I know my capabilities as a trainer and teacher and knew both Patch and the girl would do wonderfully!!! The girl was only 7, but she did an amazing job leading Patch over some poles on the ground, and even commanding him to do a turn on the forehand!!! She was positively beaming when it was time for her to go, and I know that she just had an experience that she will probably never forget!!!
We only ever had one sorta bad experience... But everyone was super nice and sweet as usual.
One time we were walking past some kids playing soccer, and the one girl who was aiming for the goal (the backside of the goal was along the trail fence) kicked the ball right as we were walking by!!! There was a hole in the net, and the ball rolled out onto the trail, right at Patch!!! He completely lost his marbles at a ball rolling out at him, but I calmed him down pretty quick. Once I got Patch calmed down, I called the kids over to talk to them. The mom watching them noticed, and helped get all the kids to come over to talk to me. I explained that next time, they should wait until the horse passes, before kicking a ball again, and that if a rider is on the horse, it could be very dangerous. I reassured the kids that they weren't in any trouble and that I wasn't mad... It was just something to keep in mind for next time. The mom apologized for not telling the kids to stop. She said she rode horses as a kid, and when she thought about it, knew that a soccer ball could spook a horse, but telling the kids to stop had just slipped her mind. I don't blame her, she had a lot of kids to keep an eye on. She was really good about telling the kids to walk and not run up to Patch, and I let them all pet him before we went on. The kids and mom were all really nice, and when we walked past them again, they all called out to each other that there was a horse coming, and to stop playing.
I love sharing Patch with kids, and letting people meet and learn about him!!! it's good training for him, and it makes peoples' days!!! :)
Little white pony: a bastard
Massive boulder crushing draft horse: an angel
As someone who's owned horses my entire life and currently has four, yes, this is exactly how it is. XD
Except with one of my ponies who is an absolute gentleman.
Horse trainer here: I can confirm this. Draft horses are frequently big softies, and ponies seem to personally know the devil. đ
Oh so like dogs? Cool!
Itâs also how dogs are
@@sebforce1165 damn exactly
What breeds do you have??
My parents have mustangs and that is so accurate! Our one small horse is very aggressive and routinely struts around the corral acting like heâs the sh*t! But we love him no matter what!
I swear entitled parents just letting there kids around horses (or any animal that they donât know) is so stupid
Seriously, especially a CLYDESDALE. They can be sweeties but theyâre still horses.
Even horses man thats alot of animal man.
I grew up in a horse family. Always remember when I was about 11 or so I was leading our draught horse changing pastures. 99% of the time he's a big baby but one of the mares acted up, so he acted up.
He reared and when I tried to lead him on he simply reared back and tossed his head. I didn't let go of the lead in time and that small action was enough to give me a pretty decent chunk of airtime and a near miss of the fence line that I immediately rolled under and then bolted.
He was a big horse but NOT a Clydesdale. You look at a horses neck and its pretty apparent how it could easily hurl a kid clean across a paddock.
Im not stupid enough to get into a horse pen but i do know the amazing feeling of seeing a gentle giant but i am most likely stupid enough to touch an electric fence lol
Vepr isn't an assault rifle, it's a hunting one. Basically, Vepr is a civil version of AK-47, that only has a semi-auto firing mode.
I really liked rslash's 8 year old voice, anyone else agree and wanna hear him use it more?
Yea
Of course
Lmao but of course!
He can do it as Karenâs kid in the therapy
Not really, but BC I hate the sound of children
Oh wow, Clydesdales are absolutely massive! I imagine they are very very strong indeed.
âTeach them horse ridingâ
TEACH THEM ON WHAT!
the 6ft bouncy house or the bipolar quadruped! Not a good option for a green rider lol
An assault rifle is illegal to own.
Unless he has a class 3 tag.
This was not an assault rifle.
Can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not...
Semantics.
True I was wondering if anyone else noticed that. Fully auto are the only ones classified as assault rifles
@@Amy_The_unbearded whatâs to be sarcastic about?
Know the laws.
Most ranges wonât let an assault rifle on their range.
Look up the legal definition of assault rifle in the Webster dictionary.
@@mikemosley535 your comment only said that assault rifles are illegal to own... which is not true. No where in your comment did you specify that you were meaning at a range, so I thought maybe you were making a sarcastic comment because assault rifles are not illegal...
'Don't approach an animal you don't know' is so true. I've seen it first hand when kids don't listen.
My family lives in a neighborhood that is very welcoming to families. At the time we had 3 dogs and my mom was out walking the youngest and biggest of the 3. We already knew that something wasn't right with him, since my mom had to work with him to actually like being touched. So there is this girl who had a bad habit of approaching peoples dogs without the owners consent. Multiple people on the street had dogs and kept telling her that she needs to ask for permission first but the parents never really enforced it (I worked for the parents before they weren't entitled per say). So this little girl approached our dog from behind, otherwise my mom would have reacted and taken control of the situation. So because she came from behind him and he already had issues with strangers. He lunged at her. He didn't do any harm but really scared her. My mom quickly rushed him back inside and grabbed our sweet old lady. She brought the sweetest kid loving dog over to the girl to calm her down and make sure that she doesn't develop a fear of dogs. (BTW a lot of neighbors were outside so they saw what happened)
We did bring our big boy to a specialized trainer (someone who handles aggressive and difficult dogs) and also knew that if he didn't improve we would have to put him down for everyone's safety. Well he improved at a surprising rate the trainer was impressed. He told us he will never be 100% but he was 10x better then before. Including a lot of neighbors helped with the training or understand that our big boy was being trained.
As someone who owns horses, people go stupid on them all the time. We have an electric fence with signs, people still try to reach over to pet or crawl through it. People have asked me if my horses are for sale (they're not), if they can ride them, and if I'll sell my mare's baby to them (the foal isn't even born yet, she's still pregnant). None of those were asked by children either
I lived in Boulder City, NV (think Hoover Dam area) I was coming back from the lake and see a car pulled off the side of the road. There was a large grassy area that the mountain goats come down to feed on occasionally. I look over and there's mom standing by the car with her camera taking pictures, not that unusual, but then I notice that her son, probably about 10 or 12, is walking towards the goats and is probably about 75 feet away from a large male with giant horns, and it is just staring him down. I slam on my breaks, jump out and yell at the kid to get the hell back. Mom starts to freak because I'm yelling at her kid. I look at her and say, " Those are wild animals. That one staring at your son will literally kill him if he gets too close. It's protecting its herd. Mo realizes what I'm saying and screams at the kid too.
1st story:
Karen: gets mad in a room dedicated to guns
Op: has a gun
Karen: YoU NeEd To PuT ThAt GuN DoWn NoW
Op: no
Karen: REEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Omiyouma...Sindiyou...REEEEEEEEEEEEEE
@@frozentitanium1416 re Re re re re re reeee re re reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
*american anthem but gunshots and REEEEEEEEEE*
@@arandomguy517 gunshots, REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE, and mommy mommy that man has an iPad I WANT IT I WANT IT
if thats the first story then you know its gonna be a good video
I work at a stable and as a general rule horses are pretty placid animals, they are endlessly curious and friendly animals... at the same time horses can be incredibly dangerous.. our Finn for example is nearly 17 hands high, weighs about 1600lbs and recently kicked his stable door clean off it's hinges when a loud noise in a nearby carpark spooked him
Also the stable owner would love to have a Clydesdale
For that story about the weed smoking son, if that was me, i would be like "Ok, Bye" And GTFO of their lives
I've never been on a horse, but my grandfather used to take my mum riding all the time. My mum told me that you don't know pain until a horse has stood on your foot, and she rode thoroughbred horses, imagine how bad it would be if a Clydesdale stood on your foot?
Also, my support worker has a thoroughbred and sometimes she lets me brush him (his name is Kenny btw) but I'm only allowed in the horse paddock if she's there with me and thankfully I have pretty good reflexes so if he moves suddenly, I jump out of the way. She won't allow young children or dogs in the paddock with her because Kenny killed her old dog (accidentally) he moved backwards and kicked the dog in head, not knowing he was there, which killed him pretty much instantly.
So OP's reaction to the kids sneaking into the horse paddock is completely reasonable. All animals can be dangerous, but the bigger the animal, the more dangerous they are. And Clydesdales are twice the size of a thoroughbred.
"the type of people who get drunk at a childs birthday party"
I see they don't know about MĂ©xicans XD
Lmfaoo facts i was gonna say sounds like every mexican party
@@uliseshernandez5746 i said it because that's how my family is XD hell even my cousin that's 16 o 15
im guessing its a different context, im assuming Mexicans wouldn't make rappy comments about underaged girls
*You used the same app I did for your PFP.*
@@TheGamersfolly pfp?
EPâIf theyâre dangerous horses why do you have them. â
MeâIf there dangerous knifes that can cut or stab people why do you have them.â
Because you have the right to have them
"Because when used responsibly and as intended they are not dangerous."
Knives
to be fair its only dangerous if you don't know what you are doing.
*Avacado hand photos*
Case and point.
Plenty of people do 'dangerous' things daily and are just fine bc they are trained and educated.
People seriously injure themselves doing mundane 'safe' tasks out of ignorance or complacency.
Its all about knowing how to be safe.
Reminds me of when I worked at a zipline park in my early 20s and a kid around 12 or so spotted a snake, perfectly harmless, off in the trees and because I happened to be standing nearby he asked if he could go get it. Ordinarily, I would've gone and got it myself, having had more than enough experience dealing with snakes, but every bit of responsible adult instinct kicked in and I just said to leave it alone. Nothing dramatic came of the situation but it was when I realized as an adult just how the minds of children work and that they don't care or really understand anything outside of what they want. He kept throwing out every line in the playbook; "I'll be careful!" Well I could get into trouble for knowingly allowing you. "Oh I won't tell anyone!" It was one of those little experiences that taught me how to deal with children and I ended it by simply exercising authority, "Leave it alone; because I said so."
Heck, I was a tiny girl with a gun testing range on my property, my dad sold guns, and I was smart enough to stay away and not mess with the guns.
I had a classmate back in high school who took care of horses. One day, one of the horses accidentally stepped on her hand and nearly crushed it. It was in a cast for nearly two years and she had to go through a lot of stuff to be able to use it again. Thatâs why itâs important to be careful around big animals, especially horses.
Who else gets pissed when people call a rifle an "assault rifle"
@Rusto You piss your pants when you see anyone besides a cop carrying a gun, donât you?
@Rusto calling people snowflakes for correcting incorrect verbiage and harmful misinformation doesn't make you correct, it shows how ignorant you are
I used to say it to specify since many of my friends were in color guard and it would help differentiate but I think mostly everyone else knows that itâs just a rifle
I donât care
Aren't they two different things?
The fact that the kids tested the electric fence is one of the most satisfying things I've heard on rslash in years
That lady at the beginning is lucky she, her son, or anybody else weren't hurt
The VEPR is *_NOT_* an assault rifle.
Yea, I feel ya! I get the same thing with my SKS!
No riffle is an assault rifle.
Yeah it is look it up it is the first indigenous Ukrainian ASSAULT RIFLE
@@cool_oppossum300
Does the civilian version of the VEPR have Selective Fire (Semi-Auto/Burst/Full Auto)? If it does not, it is NOT an Assault Rifle.
Yet. It's still be a gun. Also rip me goldfishs they went to Davy Johns locker.
Not gonna lie. Clydesdales are probably the most magnificent horses to watch as they trot around all proud of themselves, honestly they're freaking adorable.
I can definitely get the horse story, not why the kids and mom did what they did but more so how the horses reacted. I know a bit about horses and know enough that some can be easily spooked and who knows what their reaction could be, especially if itâs a larger horse. Iâm just glad that the kids were fine and didnât get injured.
As someone who works with the lovely pon-pons and horseys along with kids, that just sounds like a recipe for disaster. I've assisted on lessons with kids around 4 years old and there needs to be at least 3-4 adults and older teens around at all times. Ponies are lovely but they are such brats who I've seen have the most nipping and tail ribbons (they indicate behavioral issues at places like horse shows) and are the ones who take riders for joy rides and tumbles from just the slightest bit of nervousness. I can testify that large ponies that are a few inches away from being a horse or just horses can be very sweet and golden retriever esc like op says. Even if some of the biggest draft horses I've ever met look like they could eat a small pony if they felt like it.
The gun range: "It takes some sort of double-digit i.q. to...."
I think you need to lower that digit count for that one.
RSlash renaming a scaring sounding rifle to "assault rifle." Lol.
I came looking for this comment. I understand wanting to use simple to understand language. But there's no such thing as an assault rifle
Yeah really disappointed. Could have just said rifle.
There is.
Well if Dianne Feinstein has anything to say about it - just saying âassault rifleâ on a CZcams video will get you imprisoned...
@@tjaldin I'm curious what assault rifle is out there. Source?
Where I live there's like this cowboy carnival and as part of it, there's a parade and sometimes Draft horses will pull certain floats, compared to the other horses at the petting zoo, the draft horses are HUGE! I went with my dad to the ranch where most of the carnival horses were kept since my dad was a volunteer for the event and I spent the entire time in the barn with my little brother and the horses, we were told by the ranch hands to not approach the horses from behind because they could get scared and kick us. (We were very young, like around 8 and 6 I think). We took that advice and we brushed the horses with the brushes we found and fed them strands of straw we found on the ground from their previous loads of food, the ranch hand even let me ride one of them around a small pasture! it was amazing! Young kids are fascinated by animals and would love to watch and play with them and even help care for them, a horse is the biggest pet you could ever own and to play with this pet you gotta know what you're doing
A rhino can be easily twice the weight of a Clydesdale. Yes Clydesdales are huge but oh god rhinos can be far more terrifying with the size coupled with the fact that they are wild, not domesticated
Girls may like horses, but giant ass horse and a young child *DO NOT MIX.* Even tho this giant ass horse was luckily as sweet as can be.
My sister had her foot accidentally stepped on by a horse when she was in her late teens early 20's (I forgot what year but in that timeframe) and she has to have her toenail surgically removed every so often. She is prone to ingrown toe nails but I wonder if the horse hoof made it worse. Plus she was wearing close toed shoes. I also work for a summer camp where we featured horses as part of the program (before pandemic) and you have to be careful with the horses especially with campers who are prone to be excitable so we tell them to be quiet for a certain distance. If an almost ton animal can do that much damage to a grown adult who knows how much worse it would be for a 4 year old girl. Imagine accidentally banging your foot against the leg of your table or some hard object and then picture it 20 times worse. While they are great animals, you have to be careful. Its the same for any other type of animal including cats and dogs.
My mare loves little creatures and I often find her hanging out with chickens and goat kids, but I'm still very careful with her around human children because the results of a messup could be disastrous.
One of my other sister (I have two sisters) horses she was using for 4H is part draft horse and he like OP mention about hers is like a big golden retriever. But because the horse is that huge you have to be careful. Kids don't often understand that just because they are cute that they require special attention when approaching and caring for one.
11:34 one time when I was helping to get one of our horses in a trailer, he broke free and tried running, he barreled around the corner, but I jumped out of the way in time and wasnât injured, just shook up, so hereâs a lesson, donât mess around with horses and trailers unless you know what you are doing
âKaren grabbed gun out of my hands.â As a American, born an America naturally Iâll pull out 2 guns.I have a pocket dimension full of guns.
The first story frustrated me, but that last story straight up pissed me off. What that woman needs is for someone to put her in her place. Probably was never disciplined by her parents
FYI, rSlash: that weapon is NOT an "assault rifle." It is a semi-automatic AK rifle, firing only one bullet with each trigger pull.
I said the same thing ... And the story didn't say "assault rifle." This is r-slash's fault for not knowing crap.
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I came to the comments for this reason and you beat me to it.
I was going to say the same thing.
âDouble digit iqâ lmfao Iâm gonna use that now
Regarding the horse story, I was about the age of the older daughter when I took horseback riding lessons. The VERY first thing I was taught was how to be safe around the horse. She didn't even agree to teach me until I had shown I understood the rules and could be safe, under supervision of course. But even after over a year with her and even a horse show, she still didn't let me ride one of the more fiesty horses, or even pet it outside of the stall. Not because it was a bad horse, but because it was a large horse and I was still little and inexperienced. I was small enough that one lesson, the horse I was riding forgot I was on his back and dropped to roll in the grass. I was startled, so it took a moment to realize what was happening, but I had been taught what to do and I jumped off. I was perfectly fine. But it shows that even well trained horses are in many ways, still large animals.
I still remember certain details of my time there, dispite the fact it's been over 10 years. Things like if you're gonna walk behind the horse, run your hand along it's back so it knows you're there, and avoid being behind the horse if able. Avoid sudden, loud noises and try to stay calm and confident when riding b/c if the horse feels unsure of your ability to give it the correct/safe instructions, it's more likely to not listen. I also remember that they liked peppermints, and they loved the Halloween party where we had a horse costume contest! Many fond memories, and while I don't necessarily have a need to do it again, it was a lot of fun and taught me a lot about respecting animals and how to be safe around them.
I use to have a clydesdale, his name bubba, this horse would literally lay down in the pasture to let me climb on him and cuddle him.. he was the best horse we ever had! I was about 11 :)
AWWWWWWWWWW...
Awww, what a sweetie
Welcome to this episode of Gentle Giants
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My stepmom would make the best quiche from scratch and serve it as one of the dishes for breakfast. Having her cook breakfast like that was a special occasion as I got older and no longer went down for visitations like I do when I was younger with my dad's visits. It was probably the only way I can eat vegetables without complaint.
Karen, screaming louder than the gun: "YOUR GUN IS TOO LOUD AND IS SCARING MY CHILD"
3:50 ââinstead of coming out to my dad and touching him, i found a stickââ
Im not sure you meant to say it like that or not but thats funny af
I swear Karen's self preservation skills are non-existent like how to you just GRAB someone else's gun? I'm not into guns but even I know not to touch someone elses. touching someone's else's stuff is stupid, what if the OP was a potential murder? Smh. also how TF did the little kids not be taught to be careful around horses?! I'm a city kid and I know not to approach horses without professional help.
If u grab someones gun without consent u have 50/50 chance of finish floor temperature chalange.
Even if the op was an upstanding citizen she could still have gotten herself, her child, or anyone else really, killed due to accidental/negligent misfire. The only one not likely to get shot is op unless karen completely turned the rifle around or aimed it down at ops feet.
Legit surprised the gun range mom didn't call the police..
Surprised the gun range didn't call the police on the mom
Kid: *_loads magazine_*
Mother: "GOTTA TEACH EM YOUNG"
I'm REALLY glad that the kids didn't get trampled by the horse and pony. I hate when animals have to get put down, because of negligent parents. I'm glad OP, along with the rest of the kids' family are teaching the kids to be careful around animals they don't know.