Oh Squall, PXCL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And my other friends that study a lot about the dangers of the medical world, wait until you check out this ****.
Seriously...my mom and I were watching day time television when the commercials came on. This commercial came on. At first, we chuckled uneasily, thinking that this was some kind of joke.
Sadly, this is true.
I am absolutely HORRIFIED that people would do this to their children! It is unethical and it only over exaggerates the laziness of a lot of parents in the world.
It's been about 5 hours since we last saw that commercial and we keep talking about how disgustingly disturbing this is.
Anyways, here is the website of this horrible "miracle". I am currently trying to find the video of the commercial that my mother and I saw.
Tantrum 911
So far, this is what happened in the commercial:
A mother and her young daughter are in the grocery store. All of a sudden, the girl falls to the floor, screaming and throwing a tantrum. A "specialist of medicine" comes onto the screen, calmly explaining how horrible tantrums are and how embarrassing (no duh). She then pulls out a small tube. She pops off the top and explains that you shove it into the child's face so that they will become drugged and "magically" stop their tantrums and put them in a calmer state. The drug is dopamine. You then see the mother, firmly holding her daughter, shoving the tube into the child's nose. She immediately gets tired and instantly calms down in a drug like state. They then show a few other children throwing tantrums, and their parents holding them firmly and shoving the tube into their faces.
Then it shows the price on the screen.
(This is how I remember the commercial. If I can find the commercial, or if one of you find it, please please please post it!)
Even if this was safe, this is still highly unethical. One, the children isn't learning anything (such as tantrums are wrong, once again, duh). Two, the parent isn't willing to teach the child that tantrums are wrong. Three, all of your problems can be solved by shoving drugs into your child's face (the kid's obviously don't have the opinion).
So, by this commercial we have learned that parents can become even lazier, children are too immature to be able to learn a lesson, and everything can be resolved by drugging your child.
DISCUSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Btw, here is one of the testimonials you can read from the website:
Seriously...my mom and I were watching day time television when the commercials came on. This commercial came on. At first, we chuckled uneasily, thinking that this was some kind of joke.
Sadly, this is true.
I am absolutely HORRIFIED that people would do this to their children! It is unethical and it only over exaggerates the laziness of a lot of parents in the world.
Anyways, here is the website of this horrible "miracle". I am currently trying to find the video of the commercial that my mother and I saw.
Tantrum 911
So far, this is what happened in the commercial:
A mother and her young daughter are in the grocery store. All of a sudden, the girl falls to the floor, screaming and throwing a tantrum. A "specialist of medicine" comes onto the screen, calmly explaining how horrible tantrums are and how embarrassing (no duh). She then pulls out a small tube. She pops off the top and explains that you shove it into the child's face so that they will become drugged and "magically" stop their tantrums and put them in a calmer state. The drug is dopamine. You then see the mother, firmly holding her daughter, shoving the tube into the child's nose. She immediately gets tired and instantly calms down in a drug like state. They then show a few other children throwing tantrums, and their parents holding them firmly and shoving the tube into their faces.
Then it shows the price on the screen.
(This is how I remember the commercial. If I can find the commercial, or if one of you find it, please please please post it!)
Even if this was safe, this is still highly unethical. One, the children isn't learning anything (such as tantrums are wrong, once again, duh). Two, the parent isn't willing to teach the child that tantrums are wrong. Three, all of your problems can be solved by shoving drugs into your child's face (the kid's obviously don't have the opinion).
So, by this commercial we have learned that parents can become even lazier, children are too immature to be able to learn a lesson, and everything can be resolved by drugging your child.
DISCUSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Btw, here is one of the testimonials you can read from the website: