Look I don't speak Russian nor am I a doctor. But the Russian translation says it's a fever which, I know from my military experience, can lead to a shot.
I'm not defending anything but some shots need to be put there on the butt. I received what's called a peanut butter shot because of its thickness upon entry to the service. It cured and prevented many many things which can cause fevers.
Fevers can take a soldier out of duty, and put a child at risk of health issues. I'm not against elsagate, but you should do your research before you claim anything that has a crying child as abuse. Think, voat. Would you just let your child suffer from illness or take an active stance on remedying the situation.
Further details are probably required to claim this as abuse; however, this seems to be pretty common medical practice. Don't jump the gun.
Your argument is that shots might be needed in real life so this might be a real needed shot? And it was staged and filmed for what reason? Because we need to see this child get a shot. A lengthly shot? You seem to be dancing around the issue.
Might want to read the rest of my comments. I've probably made more comments on here than anyone else. Some parents may not know what their getting into when administering such a medicine. At least some one had the balls to be real with parents and show it. This isn't abuse no matter how you spin it.
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BraunF14 ago
Look I don't speak Russian nor am I a doctor. But the Russian translation says it's a fever which, I know from my military experience, can lead to a shot.
I'm not defending anything but some shots need to be put there on the butt. I received what's called a peanut butter shot because of its thickness upon entry to the service. It cured and prevented many many things which can cause fevers.
Fevers can take a soldier out of duty, and put a child at risk of health issues. I'm not against elsagate, but you should do your research before you claim anything that has a crying child as abuse. Think, voat. Would you just let your child suffer from illness or take an active stance on remedying the situation.
Further details are probably required to claim this as abuse; however, this seems to be pretty common medical practice. Don't jump the gun.
DeathTwoMasons ago
Your argument is that shots might be needed in real life so this might be a real needed shot? And it was staged and filmed for what reason? Because we need to see this child get a shot. A lengthly shot? You seem to be dancing around the issue.
BraunF14 ago
Might want to read the rest of my comments. I've probably made more comments on here than anyone else. Some parents may not know what their getting into when administering such a medicine. At least some one had the balls to be real with parents and show it. This isn't abuse no matter how you spin it.
Oh_Well_ian ago
explain the million of views, you fucking moron
some investigators have been looking into this YouTube Elsa shit for months and your out of hand dismissal doesn't pass the smell test