Personal ethics, laws and hating on other hunters

[krakadawn]

I fully understand a parent's concern if they believe their child was bullied. The term has become very common today and often misused. When many of the situations are exposed what most of us consider to be bullying was not the case. Very often prior verbal attacks incite responses....deserved or not.

Comments as follow smack of bravado and we all know bravado can be very foolhardy. Let's be smart about what we teach our kids.


"I told them my son would be only punished because he didn't hit this guy 3 times. I also warned the school board that if anyone attacks my kid and he feels he can take them then he can do to them as he see`s fit. I also told them my son would be in school the next day and would not be suspended or they would be speaking to my lawyer at their expense."

[trimmer21]

"flat on their backs seeing stars" your words. Sounds like promoting excessive violence to me? Are you saying the better bully wins. Self defense is one thing beating another into submission quite another.
In any case laying hands on another - violence. Taking matters into your own hands- vigilante. Call it what you may.

"Beating another into submission"? Holy crap,over sensationalize and dramatize much? Are you a journalist? LOL Yeah,whatever. LOL

[fishermccann]

According to greatwhite-- " People can be taught to deal with life, they just have to be given the tools. " he must live in a different world than the rest ?????
I keep forgetting he and a couple of others have all the answers !

It carries on, they are internet bullies.

[fishermccann]

Strange world we live in where at the same time police are mandated to deescalate a situation using non violent/force methods yet our children are encouraged to use violence and vigilante justice behavior.

Not 'our' children, some peoples children, but a good retort non the less.

[dilly]

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[dilly]

You know what, when you put people on your ignore list, they disappear from your life. I wish people didn’t quote them in their posts. It’s like a zombie returning from the dead.

[greatwhite]

My son was never taught to use violence? Another kid put his hands around my sons throat. I'm guessing he should have allowed the other kid to choke him?? My son attempted to stop that kid from breaking into a locker that belonged to the little kid being bullied.

My son did what was right, stop someone from stealing who was also the school bully and when he asked the kid to stop he was grabbed around the neck. At that point if my son can take him he can do whatever. My son punched him in the face. The school admitted that it was on video.

Strange world we live in where at the same time police are mandated to deescalate a situation using non violent/force methods yet our children are encouraged to use violence and vigilante justice behavior.

[fishermccann]

I put peoples quotes in my answers or rebuttals, so there is no misconception about who, or what I am talking about.

[fishermccann]

" told my son he would only be punished because he did not hit this guy 3 times' ......your words....... 'if he can take him my son can do whatever' your words. Yes there is a wise father. LOL.

[finsfurfeathers]

My son was never taught to use violence? Another kid put his hands around my sons throat. I'm guessing he should have allowed the other kid to choke him?? My son attempted to stop that kid from breaking into a locker that belonged to the little kid being bullied.

My son did what was right, stop someone from stealing who was also the school bully and when he asked the kid to stop he was grabbed around the neck. At that point if my son can take him he can do whatever. My son punched him in the face. The school admitted that it was on video.

I question what you taught your son. Could he and should he have seek assistance from faculty? He put himself in a situation where he was at risk. Guess the flip side would be what if he couldn't take him.
Again just saying he choose to escalate the situation.