Don't dump your kids at the skatepark.

While we were trying to film a skate session, a group of kids were dumped at the park by their parents. We just kept filming when things escalated quickly. In the end the cops even came by.

[Awildjaapappeared]

The funniest thing is, I am Dutch and didn't even realise this was in The Netherlands untill the police showed up. They are literally screaming random syllables

[heromi]

these hands are rated E for everyone at this point

[elysegallagher]

When they said “they didn’t want to” I half expected them to say “so we ran them over”

[Brick.]

I like how the situation gradually becomes more and more intense, yet the damn elevator music in the background doesn't change at all

[archie]

When I was their age I would have been scared shitless by some skaters and a friend hitting them with a jumper (sweater)? I would have noped out whether they were nice or not.

[chillpill]

Skaters get shunned and harassed in public for being a nuisance so we create a place for them to go and have a good time with there sport and they’re still harassed. Smh

[MooseTruffle]

“Then the kid with the small taser showed up.”

The
*WHAT?*

[iamnotthatguy]

this video is concrete evidence that children are NOT innocent angels

[cassandranaranjo]

Literally every adult: little kids can’t be bullies, you're bigger than them
Those little kids:

[MSTWNTED]

These kids were extremely rude need to be taught respect

[Goggerd]

"Then a kid with a small taser arrived..." Yep, this is 100% the Netherlands.

[liambrown]

As a parent, I would say don't dump your kids anywhere. Your perfect little angels are probably shitheads when you're not around.
I appreciate the irony of a scene involving skateboarders, normies, and cops, where the cops actually take the skateboarders' side. This ain't the 90's.

[yumeretta]

they're the kinda people who would unironically wear shirts that say savage, but with a dollar sign over the s

[climbo]

"Let's go to the skate park" "aight lemme get my taser real quick"

[mady]

1:00 god those kids really trigger me. I've seen this so many times where kids just feel entitled like they have the right to hit people just because they are minors and no one can do anything to them.

edit: to all the comments, i understand that the kids might not know they're protected from harassments laws because they're minors but my point still stands about them feeling they're entitled and that they can hit random people if they want. yes maybe it is the parents' fault for not teaching them, but also a lot of kids feel like it's ok to defy their parents once they are out of sight so the blame can't be put entirely on the parents either.

[lunch]

It's not even about dumping your kids at a skate park, it's about raising your children to be respectful to everyone. I used to go to my local skate park even though I never skated, I used to watch my mates and as time progressed, I ended up taking photos for them.

[citrinefool]

Friend: “Let’s go to the skatepark!” Me: *grabs dodge ball*

[davespringer]

Even as a kid, with nobody telling me, I understand not to get in the way like these kids are. They are something else.

[Fleetwoodbigmac]

It may be a public park, but it's designed for people with skateboards.

[FNTTS]

These kids come from parents who fail to teach their children what boundaries are, and likely get upset when the world tries to set boundaries for them.