That’s not how it works, I think this conversation is beyond you
also I would look at the trend for serial killers by generation
OT: sickening actions of Savannah youth coach
- Thread starter wentzel25
- Start date
also I would look at the trend for serial killers by generation
Amazing that people on this board want to cancel others on the board just because they don’t agree with their opinion. What a bunch of sissies!
[/QUOTE]
By definition, differing opinions cancel each other out. That does not mean both should not be heard.
Evidence 1: most serial killers were in 70s-
www.vox.com
Evidence 2: Most serial killers come from homes of physical abuse
www.google.com
What data on 3,000 murderers and 10,000 victims tells us about serial killers
How do serial killers murder their victims? Why do they do it? And who are their victims?
www.vox.com
Evidence 2: Most serial killers come from homes of physical abuse
What makes a serial killer?
The author of a new book explores why some people become killers, and others don’t
And also there were school shootings since the beginning of our society reallt https://www.ecori.org/public-safety/2019/9/7/us-school-shootings-just-the-facts
You are God damn right I am! You lay a finger on my kid, I'm going to hurt you bad. And for corporal punishment, it was in my schools growing up, and there were some disgusting pedifile administrators that their kicks out of it...one who was later prosecuted, and this is what you think is good??!! It's ridiculous, leave it to the parents to decide what type of physical punishment their own kid gets. You sound like an absolute uneducated douche bag that has major issues.
Last edited:
It just amazes me how any person can agree with this action to a 7 year old.
Exactly, my job as a coach is to teach, teach on the field that carries to off the field and teach team work. At no point do you lay a hand on a kid much less a 7yr old just learning the game where at that age its suppsed to be about enjoyment. This guy takes all that away
Exactly, my job as a coach is to teach, teach on the field that carries to off the field and teach team work. At no point do you lay a hand on a kid much less a 7yr old just learning the game where at that age its suppsed to be about enjoyment. This guy takes all that away
As the father of a 7 year old -- who has had his share of spankings, NOT beatings -- if this guy or anyone else hit my kid like that, I would put that f#cker in the hospital so fast he wouldn't what hit him.
ALWAYS remember the first rule: NEVER, ever hit a child in anger! Walk away, calm down....and then punish.
And never hit a kid over a stupid pee wee league game. That’s guy is a pc of chit
Whatever shall I do? Some Okie keyboard warrior hates me for having an opinion different from his. I am so broken hearted, I just don’t know what I’ll do.
Sigh. Guess I’ll just have to find a way to go on.
Some of you peeps are amazing.
I feel sorry for any child raised by you or deep fried. Y’all are both deranged.
Rest assured, my kids are fine. I have all girls so I have to go easier on them then I would if they were boys. If I had a boy and he was acting like a jackass and I knew the coach, I’d be fine with him slapping a helmet. Little junior would survive and maybe even learn something.
Last edited:
Again... he is under 10 years old and in a rec league. I think thats the point of this. Its not like he robbed a bank. It is a game.
And you would allow that to be done to your kid to teach him not be a wuss ... right ... and then you would have piled it on when you got him home ... to prove you’re not a wuss ... right ... and you would have thanked this coach for teaching your kid such a valuable lesson ... right ... because you and this coach are not wusses ... right? You should be ashamed!
Man you are truly clueless. Physically the kid is probably fine, but this abuse isn’t about physically hurting the kid. This parent humiliated, and shamed his own child in front of his peers, and likely damaged the kid’s psyche and self-esteem. My guess is that this isn’t the first time this has happened.
This is part of what the “coach” had to say:
I shouldn’t have disciplined him in public, I should’ve waited till we got back for doing what he did… He forgave me and his parents have forgiven me, so nobody else should be bashing me.”
The mom just said she knows none of the coaches would hurt her child so she doesn’t want to press charges and doesn’t want to talk about it.
Finally, headlines you read keep saying the coach worked for the sheriffs dept making it sound as if he was a sheriff. Actually, he worked for the sheriffs dept in the jail area as (get this) a counselor!
This quote tells you all you need to know ...
“ I shouldn’t have disciplined him in public, I should’ve waited till we got back for doing what he did… He forgave me and his parents have forgiven me, so nobody else should be bashing me.”
It was not his child, and he is quick to point out that he is being unfairly criticized for his actions. This man is probably a serial abuser, and is a text book narcissist.
Worst part is that iirc he works in corrections and uses that as some power fantasy to take out his inadequacies on others
That SOB ought to be locked up with the biggest dude that they can find, and let him take care of him.This is part of what the “coach” had to say:
I shouldn’t have disciplined him in public, I should’ve waited till we got back for doing what he did… He forgave me and his parents have forgiven me, so nobody else should be bashing me.”
The mom just said she knows none of the coaches would hurt her child so she doesn’t want to press charges and doesn’t want to talk about it.
Finally, headlines you read keep saying the coach worked for the sheriffs dept making it sound as if he was a sheriff. Actually, he worked for the sheriffs dept in the jail area as (get this) a counselor!
Yawn. Thats part of why society is where it is today - folks like you who absolutely will not discipline their children and then who threaten anyone else about it when little Johnny is out of control.
If by discipline, you mean putting your hands on someone else’s kid...you are the problem, not society. If someone else put their hands on MY kid, I am prepared to go to jail. If you think that’s ok, that we should all go around “disciplining” other people’s kids when we deem fit, that’s a problem. Discipline should be for the parents to enforce. If they won’t punish their kids properly when necessary, well shame on them, but that isn’t anyone else’s job.
you think hitting a child is the only way to discipline them?
