Disrespectful behavior toward a person's spouse or children is a justification for a physical confrontation.

“you call someone's wife a four yeah the mother your kids still with her yeah you gotta [ __ ] him up you have to you have to [ __ ] somebody up”

Using disrespectful language about someone's wife justifies a violent response from the person being insulted.

“you call someone's wife a four yeah the mother your kids still with her yeah you gotta [ __ ] him up you have to you have to [ __ ] somebody up”

Walking across the street without checking for traffic, forcing cars to stop abruptly, warrants physical consequences.

“Some people deserve to get hit. >> Okay. >> Some people deserve to get down. >> They get hit by a car. >> Hell yeah. Because you got some people who don't even look both ways. They just walk across the street.”

Jennifer believes that parents who lack boundaries for their children in neighborhood settings are raising entitled kids.

“I think it was just the entitlement and the expectation that she thought I would think these kids were cute right their behavior was cute and that she was encouraging brazenly encouraging their sense of entitlement that they get to go ding-dong ditch people”

Angie expresses frustration with parents who fail to supervise their children in public settings like neighborhoods.

“get a babysitter put your shoes on and leave why are you parading around the neighborhood with these six kids and also why are you not saying kids stay in our yard”