A life devoid of consequences will get you that way.
51 Year Old Man Punches 12 Year Old Girl
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A life devoid of consequences will get you that way.
When you get raised with the sense of entitlement and expect to get everything your way this is expected. I believe she thought I can do what ever I want and nothing will happen to me. Got a wake up call.
Think again. My sister in law is a 4th grade teacher. Two years ago one of her students headbutted her and broke her nose.
We live in a different world than what we grew up in.
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Black people do not want white people interfering in theirn”problems”. Which means to me that they can kill each other all they want. Im not interfering and risking them turning on me or putting my family in danger
It's shit like this that makes me reconsider segregation.
Dude i came up in an area that was still “segregated” and lived down the road from an area that was nothing but white and it was next to a predominantly white area. You had dumbass hillbillies to deal with, but no MLK street type shit going on.
Edit: we were taught to stay out of black issues and let them deal with themselves and they did the same for us
That's headbutting not holding a woman's wrist tight enough she can't break free. I work with kids pre-k-12th grade. I'm fully aware of what kids are capable of these days. A 4th grader having enough strength to do that is highly unlikely. Which is why I asked if she was a small woman.
Same here. Just stay on your side, I'll stay on mine and I won't snitch on your issues and you won't snitch on mine.
Although the kids were pricks, I don’t agree with the old man. He didn’t punch her in self defense, he punched her because he simply couldn’t control his emotions. My verdict is that punch was excessive.
did you watch the whole video or just the piece that showed the hit. Personally the fact that the group followed him and began to harass his family was reason enough for him to lay her out. there are numerous stories out there of older adults getting the shit beat out of them and more than one wound up dying. I am on the guys side 100% give the totality of the circumstances as told in the stories
I remember reading a book, compiled ~1850 years ago, following the life and teachings of a particularly nice guy. Perhaps you've heard of him? Jesus.
By his teaching, there was a road in the country of Samaria, that was well travelled by traders and country folk alike. It was known to be a place you got jumped, ambushed, robbed, raped, and generally an unhappy time. Everyone knew this. You only used this road if you absolutely had to.
One day a man was travelling this road in Samaria, and he came across a family in dire need of help. "TRAP" said his mind, because Samaritans were also known for being cold, calculating (good common sense) and generally untrusting. He helped anyway.
The story became the Parable of the Good Samaritan. "Good" because these people generally didn't get involved (for survival).
Why this story? Why here? Why now? Because this "MY town/country/world is going to crap/it never used to be this bad" mentality is based out of ignorance. It's always been a jungle out there. There have always been wars, and strife, and gangs. There has never been a Golden Age of Prosperity.
This man took justice into his own hands to help a stranger. His life will never be the same regardless of legal ramifications. Am I talking about the Samaritan of old? Or this new Samaritan?
CLIF Notes: Some of y'all need Jesus.
By his teaching, there was a road in the country of Samaria, that was well travelled by traders and country folk alike. It was known to be a place you got jumped, ambushed, robbed, raped, and generally an unhappy time. Everyone knew this. You only used this road if you absolutely had to.
One day a man was travelling this road in Samaria, and he came across a family in dire need of help. "TRAP" said his mind, because Samaritans were also known for being cold, calculating (good common sense) and generally untrusting. He helped anyway.
The story became the Parable of the Good Samaritan. "Good" because these people generally didn't get involved (for survival).
Why this story? Why here? Why now? Because this "MY town/country/world is going to crap/it never used to be this bad" mentality is based out of ignorance. It's always been a jungle out there. There have always been wars, and strife, and gangs. There has never been a Golden Age of Prosperity.
This man took justice into his own hands to help a stranger. His life will never be the same regardless of legal ramifications. Am I talking about the Samaritan of old? Or this new Samaritan?
CLIF Notes: Some of y'all need Jesus.
12 year old's can stab and pull a trigger just as well as an adult, and if you understood the propensity for violence these urban youth posses you would change your tune very quickly. In a situation like that, especially where this gang was following him and others, the only answer was violence, that is all they understand. You need to strike first, you need to strike with overwhelming force.. Notice the minute he protected himself everyone scattered.. Even the 12 year old who started this whole thing. Most of them probably have records, are on probation and or have reasons why they did not stay. They knew they were in the wrong, this dude is a hero, I wish I could shake his hand.
I get your point, but you need to reread that parable. There is a man in need of help, not a family. The Samaritain stepped up to the plate and cared for a man that was rejected by the so-called respected in society. Samaritains were not full Hebrew, and the Jewish people regarded them as dogs.
...and yes, some of these guys need Jesus.
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Unpopular opinion: I wouldn't have put myself or my family in that situation. Tell me I'm what's wrong with the world or part of a bigger problem, but that initial girl would've just got her ass beat by the mob. No external body will tempt me into a situation where I lose everything I have from my family, to money or my freedom. F that. Not to mention all the consequences one pays after doing a good deed.
All around stupid and shitty case. 1 for both of those girls to start a fight in a place like that and 2. for that guy to initially try to breakup the fight and ending up laying out a girl and getting arrested.
Yet if it was your child that was moved out of harm's way you would be thankful.
Don't misunderstand me, I've been the helping hand, and in doing so have had to deal with an unsavory result. A good friend thought it was a great time to tell me no good deed goes unpunished.
What I did doesn't matter, and detracts from this topic. No, I didn't hit anyone.
I'm not going to back away from helping someone if I have the ability to help. If a person is being injured, or is in dire need of help, that person needs someone else in their life to step in.
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