Your right this did not have to happen. The kid should have listened to the guards in the boot camp and it would not have happened. I saw the tape as it was on the news everyday for a while when this happened. Defiant he was.
Again, it should not have happened, the kid should have been listening to authority.
Not perfect nor special, just practical. I am a parent and I obviously have more common sense than some people. Compassion is not needed here as that is probably what got this kid into trouble in the first place (too much compassion and not enough common sense, discipline, etc). When and where did I mention I have a crystal ball. I swear the reading comprehension of some people is lower than my 6 y/o.
Posted By: To all you perfect people
Comment:
How many of you can say that when you were a pre-teen / teenager you never stole from a store, got into fights with other kids, took your parent\’s car without their permission, mouthed off to teachers, cheated on tests in school… Need I go on? Were you on the path to being a career criminal because you did some or all of these things? Most likely not. Oh, wait, you were a perfect angel who didn\’t have premarital sex, went to church every weekend, volunteered at the local soup kitchen and read to sick kids at the hospital. And please don\’t tell me you are so naive as to believe your own kids aren\’t doing these dumb things today! Should we throw them into Boot Camps where they could be abused and beaten? Perhaps die? Kids do stupid things. It is part of growing up. But his death was completely unncessary. Monetary compesation aside, this didn\’t have to happen
We have updated our privacy policy to be more clear and meet the new requirements of the GDPR. By continuing to use our site, you accept our revised Privacy Policy.
Your right this did not have to happen. The kid should have listened to the guards in the boot camp and it would not have happened. I saw the tape as it was on the news everyday for a while when this happened. Defiant he was.
Again, it should not have happened, the kid should have been listening to authority.
Not perfect nor special, just practical. I am a parent and I obviously have more common sense than some people. Compassion is not needed here as that is probably what got this kid into trouble in the first place (too much compassion and not enough common sense, discipline, etc). When and where did I mention I have a crystal ball. I swear the reading comprehension of some people is lower than my 6 y/o.
Posted By: To all you perfect people
Comment:
How many of you can say that when you were a pre-teen / teenager you never stole from a store, got into fights with other kids, took your parent\’s car without their permission, mouthed off to teachers, cheated on tests in school… Need I go on? Were you on the path to being a career criminal because you did some or all of these things? Most likely not. Oh, wait, you were a perfect angel who didn\’t have premarital sex, went to church every weekend, volunteered at the local soup kitchen and read to sick kids at the hospital. And please don\’t tell me you are so naive as to believe your own kids aren\’t doing these dumb things today! Should we throw them into Boot Camps where they could be abused and beaten? Perhaps die? Kids do stupid things. It is part of growing up. But his death was completely unncessary. Monetary compesation aside, this didn\’t have to happen