He made someone loose vision on one eye I believe and almost killed him. "Good Guy" lmao

mrmrhejsan nope he sure didn't..nowhere near that

915candy16 No he did. He actually beat a vietnamese man to blindness with a stick shouting racial slurs.

Porcum Means Pig Actually, correction - the guy was blinded by a grenade in the Vietnam war and Mark Wahlberg had no part in blinding him.

MochaSoFine exactly

MsAllGoodNameTAKEN vietnam fucking shit

He’s an actor.....

MsAllGoodNameTAKEN ikr wtf llh

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play games

Sarz z talk to friends

Sarz z ya crazy , too young of an age to have a phone .

i got my first phone when i turn 15

my mom babysits a 5 year old who has a phone and she watches all those stupid team 10 kids vlogs

Paloma Martin I was 18

Paloma Martin I was 20, so just a year ago:)

***** He was tried for attempted murder when he was 16. He assaulted someone simply do to his race. Also was arrested 20 times for other petty crimes and assaults

bishopsonniertv what :O

Look it up

***** bishopsonniertv That was in the past. He has matured since then and he is a man who deserved a second chance and took it. He turned his whole life around. I think he is a great guy, and an even better father.

Or go to top trending and see top 5 people with dark signs

tootsierollPOPP no one will ever know

He use to be bad! He assaulted many people and was arrested 20 times

+How People Start Their Day Not trying to defend the guy but people do stupid stuff and even as far as what he has done and still turn out later in life changed people. Who can say what is in his heart, only he does and God if you are religious but yes he will have to live with the past for the rest of his life and probably regrets what he did but again I don't know him or his heart so people really shouldn't judge.

How People Start Their Day used to you stupid fuck

@@howpeoplestarttheirday3220 yea lets constantly bring up with people did 20 years ago to discredit and shame them. You're a joke

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You're too young SHUT UP!

ok sorry haha chill

realcolataste97 lol thats you tolt

Do you have daddy issues? Girls are weird.

Husband

I got my first flip phone at 9-10

Na mine was the Nokia that was like like a mini jukebox...it was a slider phone.

I was 11 because I had to use my bike to school and had to call my mom when I arrived. I never used it for anything else. Gotta say though, no one else had a phone back then.

Lol I'm 24 now...back then I had to earn it with grades and staying out of trouble. I bought my first "smart phone" two years ago... *****​

Rainbownosehair​ yes, that's one of the main reasons my dad bought it. I had extracurricular activities so I could be able to reach him and pick me up from school lol.

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Thats's just stupid. You clearly don't want him to have any friends....

I don't think that's stupid at all. I think it's wonderful that you are letting her enjoy her childhood and not spending her childhood stuck in her phone :)

I don't anything wrong with a text/call phone... yeah, you can hold off on smart phones, but what if he/she needs to call the police, or gets lost, or just needs to contact someone? In our day and age, I'd almost consider that irresponsible.

If I had kids, I'd only buy them a phone depending on the circumstances. As school for example, if their school is a fair distance away, I'd give them one. But if it's only less than 15 minutes away, I wouldn't. I think 14-16 years old is the perfect age to be given a phone. By this age, kids are capable of thinking for themselves and knowing what's right and wrong. By this age, kids become independent and want *freedom*, too. *Strict* parenting will only lead to rebellion.

You look so young! 12??! Lol how old were you when you had him

Ola Ali I knew that! Not everybody in the West is American.

Caleb Chavarria That’s awesome! Go without a phone as long as you can. It’s not worth it. It destroys your inner peace.

Roids bro he's off of it

Probably hasn't been working out as often

He still looks pretty good to me.... you know there are a lot of times actors have to look a certain way for a part right?

Was gonna say has he stopped lifting

"Shredding"

Am

+reshi pn all the schools in my area are shit the students are lucky to get a B in exams

They sure didn't teach you how to spell or use grammar there.

taranmanik no that they did not... My English teacher never liked me so ignored me,had arguement s with me and told me I was wrong then looked at friend who copied all my answers and told her she was right

Victoria Barnes but social media is neccesary for a teenager's life....

11 isn't a teen 13 is a good age to get a phone but I still don't think kids should just get one because everyone has one.

Malachi's House Why? what good does that do? What if they go somewhere and need to call 911, or need to call a family member, but can't because they have no phone? I understand 6 years old, as no 6 year old needs a phone, but once you get into highschool, phones become essential. You can use it for your alarm, to study, as a calender, calculator, to take pictures and document your early years so you can look back on them, and not to mention the immense social implications of phones

Really!? You find a phone for children essential. If my children are anywhere where they need a phone, 1)there's usually a landline phone 2)if there's not a landline, there are other people around, mostly me, that they can borrow my phone. It's not essential. Don't put yourself in a situation that you would be workout a phone or in need of one. They have me at home as their alarm. They have a laptop, which is for studying. They have memories that work that they use as their calendars and they also run their plans by me so I have their plans in my phone. They can do math in their heads or use the scientific calculator I bought them for $100/each., which hooks up into the laptop that's meant for studying. They have cameras if they want, but I know instantly they aren't going to put selfies and other bs on Facebook, instagram, or other social media. My 16 year old was allowed to have Facebook when he turned 14, but the other two aren't. If they want to connect to a friend, they can borrow my phone or talk to them in person. The social implications, really, you mean the ones where people lie, cause drama and bully each other. No thank you. They don't need these things in their lives. I walked everywhere growing up, and as a female, but I didn't need a mobile phone. They don't go anywhere without asking me first, that's called parenting. Society doesn't raise my children and either do new technologies or fads

Of course everyone has a different opinion, but i don't see what the big deal is. You aren't handing your child over to satan, you're giving them a cell-phone. And it doesn't have to be a smartphone, however if you trust your kids that isn't an issue. Not letting them have one for monetary reasons is completely different though. I got a flip phone when i was about 12 which i shared with my brother. Nearing the end of highschool, i've had a smartphone for about 5 years now and there is no denying it's a very useful tool.

Now my 12 year does, and Facebook too, thanks to dad. Funny how the schools, teachers and doctors agree that they are more of a distraction and he's not mature enough to have these things, but even when you have full custody and the child's not even of age to own a fb account, he can still do as he pleases, including skipping classes, not wearing his glasses. Great parenting. Be where you need to be, set a place and time ahead of time and meet there. Really don't let the phone be your babysitter or your planning unit. We need to teach our children how important it is to follow directions.

Time to buy then