Throwing stone, who should take the responsibility ?
By lucia dona
@donadunz (141)
April 28, 2017 6:05am CST
A few days ago my son's friends came to our house invited to play together. In the middle of playing, suddenly there was one of his friends who threw a stone until breaking the glass of someone's office.
Now the boy's father asked all the children who play together including my son to take responsibility for replacing the broken glass with the excuse of playing together. Eventough his son is the one who threw stone, not my son and others. And the requested replacement money is double from the actual one. Soooo annoying.
In fact, who should be responsible?
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8 responses
@venussnaptrap (63)
• Rijeka, Croatia (Hrvatska)
28 Apr 17
The one who broke a window.
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@venussnaptrap (63)
• Rijeka, Croatia (Hrvatska)
29 Apr 17
@donadunz I think that boy's father is avoiding responsibility to pay an entire sum.
@venussnaptrap (63)
• Rijeka, Croatia (Hrvatska)
29 Apr 17
@donadunz don't pay it.
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@manikarnika (3236)
• India
30 Apr 17
Other's mistake will never be our fault.Discuss with other children's family and take group decision.Only the boy who broken is responsible
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@manikarnika (3236)
• India
30 Apr 17
@donadunz That's not your problem.Just ignore.Anyhow problem sorted out.It's fine
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@donadunz (141)
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30 Apr 17
Yeap, we did it yesterday. Me and other parents all agreed not to bear the replacement money. And the boy's father didn't sincerely accepted.
@pumpkinjam (8763)
• United Kingdom
28 Apr 17
The one who broke the window is responsible but, if they were all playing together and all throwing stones and it just happened to be that child whose stone hit the window then, perhaps, the other children should also be held accountable as any one of them could have done the damage.
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@donadunz (141)
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29 Apr 17
The security already confirmed through cctv that no one throwing stone except that boy.
@Sreekala (34312)
• India
28 Apr 17
It is bad to take the responsibility of another's mistake. Since they played as group you can't defend much too. Please ask your son to select good friends and play with them. If it happens on mistake it is understandable but doing intentionally can not justified.
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@donadunz (141)
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29 Apr 17
I already asked my son to avoid 3 boys to play with including this boy since this boy ever lied and used my son for his own benefit. But, since they came to our house as a group, my son can't refuse and unfortunately I wasn't home at that time
@donadunz (141)
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29 Apr 17
I don't like the way his father asking for replacement money, he reported to teacher in school instead of coming to our house since we live in the same neighbourhood. Is it an action of a gentleman ??? Directly, he teaches his son how to be a coward. This kind of action, I refuse to tolerate
@prashu228 (37524)
• India
28 Apr 17
yes of course the boy who broke the glass has to pay , but why did you people and other parents agreed to pay ? you all can speak to the boy's father
@donadunz (141)
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29 Apr 17
I and also the other mothers refuse to pay. And I already come and speak to him. After speaking with me and get nothing, he come again to the teacher and reported again. In the conversation with the teacher, he called my boy a coward and me as an a******. Unfortunately, I didn't hear it by myself so I can't go confront this with him
