Eric Cartman Best Moments - SOUTH PARK [REACTION]

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[@jefflabbecomedy]

"Who's the freaking genius that dressed it up in little suspenders!?" 😂🤣

[@jls805702]

Kyle was that you 🤣🤣

[@anders9646]

​@@jls805702Clyde*

[@ashotofwhiskey219]

I'm glad the nanny episode is in this. One of my favorites.

[@dash.reacts]

This is my first time even seeing clips of it! I’ve missed so much South Park!

[@rickyspanish2435]

@@dash.reacts Is that true that perv japs in business suits like to touch schoolgirls in private zones on buses and subways?

[@welterw8ak702]

got the good old fashion belt. I didn't screw around much after a couple times.

[@dash.reacts]

Yeah man, that belt was a major deterrent for me.

[@welterw8ak702]

@@dash.reacts it did get the point across I'm lucky my son doesn't really need punishing he's just a really good kid

[@stephen4006]

Great reaction! It’s so funny as a die hard fan seeing people react to all of these clips out of context 😂

[@Kurudoftw]

I grew up watching southpark. And boy it was a good childhood Belt or behave for me

[@Poeticjustice4ell]

For me it was fist to the face or behave

[@jasonx1able]

In my time there was no time out it was simply a knock out. After 1 knock out you will never make that mistake again

[@ghiocadrian7399]

Wtf

[@MultiDakman]

I was a really good kid so my parents did not discipline me, I also never had chores. The only discipline that I got from my family was this one time when I was little and accidentally turned off the PC and I did not yet fully grasp the difference between doing something on purpose or on accident, so I said I did it on purpose when I ment accident, from that I got like a light short spanking. Other than that the only thing else I could think of is maybe getting my hand very lightly slapped when I was real little, but I only say this because this is what was done with my little nephew, but also then again I was a really good kid so even that probably barely happened. The most discipline I ever really got growing up was at school either a paddling during elementary or detention in middle and high school, also I have been to ISS (In School Suspension) before, and despite all that my family was either on my side/didn't care. BTW I don't believe in physcial discipline of any sort be it from parent or school or whatever I don't believe in it whatsoever. Edit: I also want to add that I did not have time-outs nor did I ever get grounded

[@WonderrrBred]

It’s so weird seeing dash not know the characters LOL, watching this video March 2024

[@JMulvy]

Can confirm. Military fathers speak belt. Thankfully, I only caught it about once a year, with my report card. Otherwise I wasn't a big trouble maker. My older brother on the other hand... 🙄

[@darkdg4106]

Dad was belt and mom was spanking stick. My older brother around age 30 came over to the house and started bragging about all the stuff he got away with and my mother bent him over the table and broke the spanking stick over his ass proclaiming, "You didn't get away with shit"

[@Micnificent1997]

These are the types of reacts I like. People who react

[@dash.reacts]

Thank you 🙏 I appreciate that!

[@jamalsampson9389]

No timeouts, mostly belt. Then, I grew up & behaved!

[@dash.reacts]

Sounds like how I came up too, Jamal.

[@drServitis]

6:27 SO DASH WAS A MILITARY KID GROWING UP. MOVED ALOT, MANY DIFFERENT SCHOOLS, A BIG WORLD VIEW. WOULD LOVE TO KNOW MORE, WHERE HIS DAD WAS STATIONED WHEN DASH WAS A KID ETC. VERY INTERESTING!

[@dash.reacts]

Sounds like you know a bit about growing up in military life, too 😀. As a kid, we were stationed in Germany 🇩🇪 (pre Berlin Wall coming down). So that would’ve been West Germany at the time.

[@drServitis]

@@dash.reacts Very interesting! There's alot of study being done these days on your type of childhood development, as you may know; people who grow up partly or wholly in cultures that aren't their parents' cultures, and - or people who move often in their developmental years. They give you the moniker 'Third Culture Individuals', not truly part of your parents' culture, nor the culture you lived in as children, but the combination of the two creates a third culture which is separate from your parents' mono-culturalism. How long did you live in Germany, and where else did you live in The States during your dad's station changes, if I may ask? Very interesting!

[@ByakkoHowaito]

I got disciplined by getting a good old hard woopin with the shoe and going straight to bed without dinner for the day~

[@a_channel2545]

I still remember when I was a kid, I was being a little shit on a long drive, and my dad pulled over on the side of the interstate and spanked me. Didn’t have any problems after that.

[@dash.reacts]

Sounds like something my dad would do if he needed to 😏

[@Alltimefox]

I think show was called nanny 911

[@ghiocadrian7399]

My father would either slap me or use the belt. I remember one time he used the belt and i shit myself 😂. I turned out a good boi.

[@jqmasamune]

We didnt have time outs, we had knock outs.

[@QuertyQw33n]

timeouts and other forms of non-corporal punishment can be effective if you are consistent with them. If you let things go and make exceptions, that's where the disciplinary problems happen.

[@nicolemenzies8438]

Lol, I got the belt!

[@kylesells8579]

"NANNY 911"

[@freakyalex100]

10:35 yeah right

[@420JRMan]

She is still of the corner, Dash.

[@VaeVictus17]

Jimmy is the kid with the crutches

[@dash.reacts]

There we go!!! Jimmy!

[@marcusberglund3479]

You should do the rainforest episode from season 1

[@MajinMoon]

Mix of belt and time outs, it definitely worked

[@dash.reacts]

Sounds fair and balanced to me.

[@Mr.wednesdayallfather]

Mainly belt and switch but the thing I really hate about it was my grandmother if you did anything there she would make you go out and cut your own switch from the tree

[@SnarginFlarg]

I used to catch hands from my parents 😂🤣

[@VaeVictus17]

I love your reactions. Yes

[@dash.reacts]

Thank you 🙏

[@420JRMan]

¿Nanny 91?1?; the Nanny has t/m from '90s' sitcom.

[@monstertamer8681]

I was put on stairs with soap in my mouth or I got hit. I was born right when the belt was considered bad for parents to use on kids

[@TharsanJeyachandran]

same i got hit to but by the wooden stick

[@slimeeeeeeeeeeeaz]

words are like bullets

[@VaeVictus17]

Cartman is the best

[@flea1683]

If we misbehaved on Saturdays which was Dads day off he would send us all to our respective bedrooms, including Mum. Then he could watch a western in peace. It was OK, people read books in those days.

[@VaeVictus17]

So non corporal works for kids who aren't add or ADHD because they lose focus easily. However treating kids with understanding works if they can process information appropriately.

[@dash.reacts]

That makes sense. Every mode of discipline is gonna effect a child differently.

[@VaeVictus17]

@@dash.reacts because I was diagnosed add, corporal did not work, some kids who arent ADD need it because they'll follow the discipline better because they can focus.

[@Al7249]

Hmm. That makes a lot of sense tbh. I never got in trouble except for like a few times but I wasn't spanked or anything probably due to the disability I have. It's not mental more like a physical disability.

[@ChimpManZ1264]

It was still OK to be slapped when I was young. Not bruised just a sudden tap that felt like it hurt more than it did.

[@kevinathans4191]

My dad didn't believe in physical punishment. I was also never punished...I was a pretty stuck up kid...

[@420JRMan]

I 'd die 'in my sleep, w/defense down.

[@errorinn8834]

Does anyone remember mr. Nelson's tv commercialsp???

[@NotoriousLightning]

What the hell is this comments section? I haven't been this disturbed in months.

[@VitencuBogdan]

The most effective parenting, is with the belt and the broom’s tail … i’m 28 yrs old and when i was a kid, i used to make an armor from my notebooks under the clothes so it wouldn’t hurt that much for when my parents found out what stupid things i did

[@funkyfranx]

That's really not the most effective parenting

[@froggobonano]

personally i got spanked and stuff taken away but looking back I wish my parents did a little more research cause i had to teach myself self control years later cause physical discipline isn’t effective psychologically

[@music79075]

My parents grounded me with increasing levels and if I fucked up too big i got spanked and in one instance I got the belt.

[@davidforrester3147]

My military dad used pushups for most infractions Severe shit resulted in the belt

[@Indarow]

My mom spanked me once and regretted it ever since. That being said, time outs were run of the mill, if I ignored time outs then the things would escalate… I didn’t want things to escalate.

[@Nunyabizy123]

I got the wooden spoon

[@dash.reacts]

Ohhhh man. My mom had a wooden spoon, too.

[@VictorLaszlo46]

We weren't disciplined our parents had a talking stick and we had to speak our truth when we misbehaved. Which was probably punishment enough

[@QuertyQw33n]

as far as I'm concerned, when I was younger, I would get a timeout or spanking, but as I got older, I would get grounded with no playtime, outdoor privileges, or media privileges.

[@Mr.wednesdayallfather]

I'm curious this isn't trying to be mean or anything but where do people who have dwarfism little people shop for their clothes cuz you got to figure that it's hard for them to find clothes kind of like with people who are a thousand plus pounds they don't make it in certain sizes

[@deminybs]

😂😂😂

[@MrDaddymeez1]

I got the belt and I'm better for it.

[@acexander116]

I got beat with a hammer 😭

[@dash.reacts]

Oh dear God 😯

[@Al7249]

Holy fuck really!? That's just crazy. I can understand spanking or grounding but that's just abuse

[@VaeVictus17]

Corporal punishment.

[@alexanderarkum4793]

My military dad whipped my ass too bro

[@cheekychunks6952]

Nanny 911

[@complex314i]

"Nanny 911" didn't work. So next they called in "the Dog Wisperer." Although it was of course not permanent, Cesar Millan actually succeeded in taming Cartman.

[@stevekushlak]

Time outs are why todays kids are weak!

[@Al7249]

Not really. It's usually no discipline at all. Or just not enough for the specific child. Though I usually only am fine with spanking or whopping if it's the last resort.

[@jamalsampson9389]

Cartman was a clown in South Park. He was the funniest character! Most of his jokes weren't funny, but disgusting.