Tony Hawk & Bill Maher Debate on Parenting

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Bill Maher and Tony Hawk on Tony’s death-defying stunts, how being a pro skateboarder in the '80s was basically like being an astronaut, except with more broken bones and fewer government paychecks, Tony raising kids who think the '90s were ancient history, bridging the gap between grunge and TikTok, Tony’s journey to finding the perfect wife, after four marriage tries, he’s cracked the code, Bill compares childbirth to skateboarding injuries, Tony’s sage advice to young skaters, the lack of PED’s in skateboarding, and their mutual love of Jackass.
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@taylorlibby7642 2 күн бұрын

Bill always has the almost typical opinions on raising children of someone who has never raised a child. He's never afraid to tell someone exactly how to do a job he's never done himself.

@speppers69 2 күн бұрын

You know what they say...those who can't...teach.

@user-xe5cz3dw8m 2 күн бұрын

Why is it that people who are parents act like instant wisdom comes with the delivery of a baby? Just because he didn't have kids doesn't mean he is unaware of what is going on socially and the direction of how kids are being raised today, which is what we all have to look forward to from this generation in our future. Or is the plan to separate the breeders from the non-breeders?

@pete5691 17 сағат бұрын

Spanking is perfectly normal.

@einkaliber9939 2 күн бұрын

As an Army instructor, I found and research proves, people learn in only one of three ways: 1. Lecture 2. Hands on 3. Demonstration Children are the same. They learn discipline by only one of three ways: 1. Scolding 2. Grounding (time-outs) 3. Corporal Punishment The key to teaching or disciplining is to find out which one works for the individual. I could get spanked all day long because in my mind "it only hurt for a little while." Scolding went in one ear and out the other. But when I was grounded and couldn't go outside, my bad behavior stopped.

@davegibbs7665 2 күн бұрын

Today parents treat their kids like friends. No boundaries. Watching them all the time. Wonder why kids are so damn anxious

@Son3002 2 күн бұрын

When you watch Club Random, all of Bill’s rants about “kids these days” turns into a story about how much he hated his childhood.

@InservioLetum 2 күн бұрын

CRIKEY now I feel old! When did the mad skating god Tony Hawk turn into grandpappy Antonius Peregrine?!

@walterhartman 2 күн бұрын

Tony Hawk on Club Random. This is awesome.

@xanderalaniz2298 Күн бұрын

Bill Maher logics. As a child, I was hit by my parents and by nuns. These things which happened 50 years ago and I havent moved on from is why I hate kids and religion.

@Tranquillado 2 күн бұрын

Bill thinks his credentials to enter a debate about parenting is he’s famously anti-marriage and anti-kids. How many of his anecdotes about raising kids or being married start with “I’ve got a lot of friends who tell me...”

@Berley_1234 2 күн бұрын

i was hit with a belt when i was small...what did it achieve? me despising my father. I was also beaten with a paddle by a teacher in the early 70s AND in 1st grade (1969) my teacher bent my left hand back and hit it with a ruler..why? because i wrote left handed.

@taylorlibby7642 2 күн бұрын

I'm a lefty who went to a Catholic school operated by nuns (in full habits) in the early 70's. They used to hit me on the hand with a ruler when I tried to write left-handed.

@Berley_1234 2 күн бұрын

@@taylorlibby7642 that must be where my 1st grade teacher was taught then - catholic school

@speppers69 2 күн бұрын

First grade in the 70s...yep. The principal had a paddle. You NEVER wanted to go to the principal's office. And that was public school in California, too.

@PrayTellGaming Күн бұрын

As a Canadian I moved to Portugal in the mid 90s and kids in my school were still getting hit. The teacher threatened me with it and I said absolutely not, I will fight back. No kid was ever touched again as long as I was in that school.

@bdude93 2 күн бұрын

So thankful I had a dad that disciplined me as a child when I needed/deserved it. It was common place then (born in 83’) and it’s become clear now what kind of children that lack of discipline generates. The problem though is the people that cross the line from discipline to abuse.

@MaxStax1 2 күн бұрын

He has to be the dullest guest he's ever had on.

@calholli Күн бұрын

I'd say the same about you at the skatepark

@voltaire33010 18 сағат бұрын

My mother would spank me sometimes. Specially when i was disrespectful of my teacher or the elders. She never did it with hate. Her reasoning as she explain it later was, that when we have body ailment we need a shot and we need that pain to recover. So she would considered an ailment of the soul to be a disrespectful or unruly and a spank would impress through the pain , in extreme cases, the need to become a better person.

@lanceweeda1147 2 күн бұрын

Maher would be a bad parent so he should stfu about parenting lol

@patcrowder9002 2 күн бұрын

Just as humans are each unique, disciplinary customization is ideal. Some will GET IT, others well, will learn the HARD WAY.....

@Ryanzires 2 күн бұрын

Hitting a kid at all is abuse idc what anyone says. Kudos to Tony for acknowledging this!

@europa 2 күн бұрын

Nah different categories Discipline - learned response Punishment - repercussions after was taught Then abuse- overkill / violence

@calholli Күн бұрын

When you child does bad and you don't discipline or correct them--- this is just as much of an "abus3". But I agree, there are ways to correct them without hitting

@JessicasMagicalTreasures 2 күн бұрын

I agree! Any parent that says their kid is a perfect angel is full of 💩! Not all, but most are mean. I was teased in elementary school, so I had my share of kids who were dicks. My brother was bullied by a girl in first grade- then we found out she actually liked him. One of those. 😂😂😂 They say terrible 2s for a reason. My youngest, Abby, is an instigator and purposely looks for ways to annoy us, her parents. When this happens, we think she’s just bored and wants attention. Usually she just wants to play. My parents claim that I was a good kid, and never gave them problems, if anything I was the opposite. I was very helpful, and I would do some cleaning with my mom back when I was a toddler. I was very mature for a kid.

@Jsimmons80 2 күн бұрын

As usual Bill, there’s research on this. A lot of research. It’s easily findable too. A lot of things that you have “opinions” on are empirical questions with answers.

@user-yg8hj5kf2m 2 күн бұрын

Is that Tony Hawk tuah?

@Ryanzires 2 күн бұрын

@@user-yg8hj5kf2m kick flip on that thaang

@PurpleHazeVanNederlands 2 күн бұрын

sick reference bro, your references are outta control!

@redmoondesignbeth9119 2 күн бұрын

Bill, you should just bow out of Parenting Conversations. If You being "spanked occasionally" is still a big deal for you then maybe some therapy would do you wonders. NO ONE should be hit. NO animal. NO adult. Only people who do not have a grasp on what it means to be human use violence to keep order.

@bdude93 2 күн бұрын

Yes…. And when you’ve grounded your kid, taken their stuff away and they still don’t listen to you… there is nothing wrong with physical discipline. Discipline doesn’t equate abuse. Stop being a pansy

@frickaloo 14 сағат бұрын

Get Hillary Clinton on this show

@a.l.8618 2 күн бұрын

You are wrong Bill. You revisit this too often. And you look stupid talking about it. Move on. Dumbest stance you take 💯

@SmokyVols 2 күн бұрын

1:36 yeah boomers are notoriously well adjusted people

@Simon-talks 2 күн бұрын

Definitely far, far more well adjusted than millennials and Gen z’s.

@Mandrake591 2 күн бұрын

Lol, and boomers are still acting like brats! 😂

@taylorlibby7642 2 күн бұрын

As long as we're lumping everyone into groups it's entirely fair to say that they're not perfect, but they're a lot "better adjusted" than Millenial's, Z's, and Alpha's.