Man is ordered to pay £100 after washing a rude boy's mouth out with soap

Goaty · 09/07/15 - 18:44

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3154840/Man-ordered-pay-100-washing-six-year-old-s-mouth-soap-youngster-kicked-pensioner-s-walking-stick-told-f-off.html

I would handshake that man! How rude is that boy! And mother think it normal!

Daily Mail sad faces!

CravenHaven · 09/07/15 - 18:46

wow. You could buy an awful lot of mouthwash with £100... or soap
:kitty:

wear thefoxhat · 09/07/15 - 18:47

Money well spent imo, I'd pay £100 to wash his mouth out, him and his mother look a right 'orrible pair!

vierte · 09/07/15 - 18:48

I would like to think the majority of people will be on the mans side and not the mothers. I can't stand nasty little shits like that boy, no wonder they do as they please with parents like that backing them up

idlewilde · 09/07/15 - 18:52

You can't go throwing six year olds to the ground and shoving bars of soap in their mouth, no matter how gobby they are.

My usernames · 09/07/15 - 18:52

Horrible, nasty inbred looking lowlife people that woman is no 'mother' she must've brought up the child to think that behaviour is acceptable.
How is that good parenting?

CravenHaven · 09/07/15 - 18:54

idlewilde wrote: »

You can't go throwing six year olds to the ground and shoving bars of soap in their mouth, no matter how gobby they are.

I know! Their tiny little mouths won't fit them!
:kitty:

stud u like · 09/07/15 - 18:57

idlewilde wrote: »

You can't go throwing six year olds to the ground and shoving bars of soap in their mouth, no matter how gobby they are.

They quickly learn manners via operant conditioning.

Cornish_Piskie · 09/07/15 - 18:57

Yet another Daily Mail OUTRAGE....!!!!

Where would this site be without them.?

Whilst the "hang-'em-high-flog-'em-to-within-an-inch-of-their-lives" brigade foam at the mouth (no pun intended) about this, perhaps we should remember that what the man did was actually assault.

gregrichards · 09/07/15 - 18:57

It's not right to put your hands on another persons child no matter what they have done unless they attack you of course so this man deserves to be punished.

performingmonk · 09/07/15 - 18:58

I predict this thread will be 20 pages long next time I look...:p

FIN-MAN · 09/07/15 - 19:00

Hahaha. You have to give the Daily Mail credit, they are giving 'The Onion' and 'Funny or Die' a run for their money with producing some of the funniest stuff on the internet.

miss_astrid · 09/07/15 - 19:01

I read a bit of this article earlier. What annoys me, is the mother thinks it's acceptable for her SIX YEAR OLD to use language like that. Is this what we've come to, as a society, language like that being acceptable for someone who is barely out of toddlerhood?

That's what made me despair. I'm glad I have minimal contact with people like that.

blueblade · 09/07/15 - 19:01

It was the wrong reaction and Birtwell was lucky to get off with just £100 fine.

What he did amounted to a serious assault on a young child.

D_Mcd4 · 09/07/15 - 19:02

Look at the picture of them.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/07/09/13/2A5E064000000578-3154840-image-a-5_1436445071096.jpg

idlewilde · 09/07/15 - 19:05

stud u like wrote: »

They quickly learn manners via operant conditioning.

You might be happy for a grown man to pin you down on the ground in the park and shove something in your mouth, but he is only six.

TeganRhan · 09/07/15 - 19:09

Good on that man!!the mother though?! LOL

"My son has got a lot of allergies - asthma and eczema - soap and things aggravate him. He could have had a reaction. Who's to know? "

He's clearly allergic to respect and manors too! Which -sad day for him

- did cause a reaction.

Christ! If I'd said that at 6 my ass would be red raw if my mother ever found out! And my mother certainly wouldn't be excusing my bad mouth by saying "kids do that kind of thing" cause her thought (rightly) would be "not in my house they don't!".

Raquelos. · 09/07/15 - 19:10

Excellent sad faces from the DM

but obnoxious though the kid was it is for the parent to discipline him,no one else, and certainly not some twenty something lad from the estate knocking about in the park.

SJ_Mental · 09/07/15 - 19:11

Whilst I can understand feeling like doing the same actually doing it is wrong, I would have gone to find his parents/parent to remonstrate about the behaviour of their offspring and how it reflects on them.

tellywatcher73 · 09/07/15 - 19:12

Birtwell admits he shouldn't have done it and I highly doubt he will be a serial offender, I think in this case, the court acted sensibly. The mother, however, is needing to take a good look at her parenting skills before it's her son that ends up in court.

grantus_max · 09/07/15 - 19:15

It's all very well, but the old 'wash your mouth out with soap and water' gambit is only a saying. You're not actually meant to do it. Actually going to the shop to buy the soap in order to do it - probably not the wisest course of action.

boniver · 09/07/15 - 19:16

SJ_Mental wrote: »

Whilst I can understand feeling like doing the same actually doing it is wrong, I would have gone to find his parents/parent to remonstrate about the behaviour of their offspring and how it reflects on them.

I doubt the mother would have done anything about it though considering she thinks swearing is just something kids do!

grantus_max · 09/07/15 - 19:17

But yeah, the sad faces are hilarious

platelet · 09/07/15 - 19:17

idlewilde wrote: »

You can't go throwing six year olds to the ground and shoving bars of soap in their mouth, no matter how gobby they are.

In front of witnesses

anne_666 · 09/07/15 - 19:18

Goaty wrote: »

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3154840/Man-ordered-pay-100-washing-six-year-old-s-mouth-soap-youngster-kicked-pensioner-s-walking-stick-told-f-off.html

I would handshake that man! How rude is that boy! And mother think it normal!

Daily Mail sad faces!

It's assault in anyone's language, no matter what. Hardly praiseworthy, so it's win win for hideous mother and her child. I think this nutty statement from the mother is a bit of a give away.

She also denied that her son had kicked the elderly man's walking stick and said he had not been violent towards the pensioner.
She said: 'There was no old man at all. He was in a park at the time with his older brother and various other friends. There were quite a few people around him.

Rachael. · 09/07/15 - 19:19

I don't agree with what he done he has no right to lay his hands on someone else's child but I don't think he's a bad person. The person in this story who should be ashamed is the mother.

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