Athlete saves the day
Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 7:30 pm
Not Everyone is a Brain-dead Sports Fan!
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Just wondered if maybe he had to diffuse his own situation he had created.During the incident, she reportedly complained that she had been bullied at school
Good, blame the victim of bulling for not being a "tattle tale" A name which was created to protect bullies and their ways. I think most of those who have been bullied don't ever report it, and even at that, the school officials would never admit to it. That puts blame back on them.but officials said she had never approached teachers about any mistreatment.
HMM she never mentioned she was bullied."Do not tell the teacher on them. Do not tell your parents or their parents."
He seems to have forgotten to add the line "buy a new hat, cause you ain't getting that one back"Calmly say something like, â??I really do need my hat back.â? If they donâ??t return it by the time you need it, you can say, â??I would like my hat back, and I really donâ??t want to get anyone in trouble.â? If they donâ??t get the message and return the hat, then you can report it to the appropriate adults.
Umm Milton Bradley makes games, "the bully game" is not one they publish.They were really just playing a game with you,
Holy cow!!! Jumpin Jesus on a pogo stick!!!(can someone get me some clip art here?) WHAT THE HOLY HELL???Accept that your teasers are not completely to blame for what they have done to you....
Can you really expect them to receive a horrible, horrible punishment when you were practically begging them to torment you? It's really not fair to them.
Well it did say that he's one of Mississippi's 12 best football players, so he was already kind of a regional celebrity.greencom wrote:Not to take away from him what he did but would the media have mentioned it if he were not an athlete? I think not, that's just the way it is.
Greencom
True. Why do they even mention that he plays football? What does that have to do with it? "his football instincts kicked in"????greencom wrote:Not to take away from him what he did but would the media have mentioned it if he were not an athlete? I think not, that's just the way it is.
Greencom
Yeah, i totally expect the rapist to say that, but not the therapist! I've always herd the media talking about people blaming the victim, but i never trusted the media so i didn't know people actually did that. And it's his own words, so i know he's not lying!Earl wrote: What do many rapists say when they are apprehended? "She was begging for it."
Often they fester, and grow, until the bullied snaps, and we know what happens then.Earl wrote: I know from personal experience that a child's problem that is not dealt with actually becomes worse over time.
My point exactly, the public only recognizes a hero if he's an athlete.SportsGuy92 wrote:Well it did say that he's one of Mississippi's 12 best football players, so he was already kind of a regional celebrity.greencom wrote:Not to take away from him what he did but would the media have mentioned it if he were not an athlete? I think not, that's just the way it is.
Greencom
Probably because it describes who he is and gets more interest in the story.Ray wrote:True. Why do they even mention that he plays football? What does that have to do with it? "his football instincts kicked in"????greencom wrote:Not to take away from him what he did but would the media have mentioned it if he were not an athlete? I think not, that's just the way it is.
Greencom
Thank the Lord for football players. Without them, WHO would save us from gun-toting 14 year olds?