CuseFaninVT
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Not for anyone with eyes and an ounce of objectivity.There was a time when Buddy's punch was as much as a pat on the back too.
Not for anyone with eyes and an ounce of objectivity.There was a time when Buddy's punch was as much as a pat on the back too.
Not for anyone with eyes and an ounce of objectivity.
Thanks for the context. Your objections make total sense nowI dunno go back 25 years and you probably find a ton.
So here is why I'm a PITA on this, it hits home. 2001- a hoops game in NEPA. Top player for the districts top team was running into the locker room, (game is at my HS) has hands out like for a hi five and gets a part of a cheerleaders bottom not top. No one sees it. After the game cheerleader tells the AD of our school. AD says it was accidental I'm sure, he knows the kid and his family. Great kid, good grades has a legit shot at D1 football scholarship.
Fast forward a year. Kid has a scholarship offer to play D1 football. He and two teammates rape and assault a girl at a party. He goes to jail life is over/deeply altered for 3 people. Cheerleader in first part was unharmed and life went on.
Little things are nothings one day and easy chances to teach a lesson other days. So to me take a look make sure it's a nothing burger and move on. Or address it without a huge ordeal and teach a lesson.
Biased view soapbox over.
Thanks for the context. Your objections make total sense now
Would much rather be reading threads regarding SU's chances in a Sweet 16 game.
No you don’t need her input at all. It’s got nothing to do with what happened .. what happened , happened regardless of how the people involved feel about it .So you agree we need the cheerleaders input. Good. That is my point from the start and thus something you cant take from the video alone unless you are a telepath.
This video being circulated is not a bad thing. It just ensures something like this, if it were more than nothing is addressed.
I believe she blinked and possibly turned her eyes in that direction. Would that constitute a "flinch".
I hear you, however a good friend of mine I went to HS is a collegiate cheerleading coach and high level cheer programs are very organized and specific around holding position and form at certain moments. Appeared this was one of those times so it's not easy to try and say what would an average person do if bumped this way.
Social media is all about clickbait.I’m having a hard time seeing where the hit actually lands, if that makes any sense. Looks like he missed the actual boob. And it looks like his fingertips are the only things that hit her.
We live in a strange world when this is our debate of the day.
I know this wasn’t part of your point from the story, but wasn’t there a fourth person whose life was deeply altered?I dunno go back 25 years and you probably find a ton.
So here is why I'm a PITA on this, it hits home. 2001- a hoops game in NEPA. Top player for the districts top team was running into the locker room, (game is at my HS) has hands out like for a hi five and gets a part of a cheerleaders bottom not top. No one sees it. After the game cheerleader tells the AD of our school. AD says it was accidental I'm sure, he knows the kid and his family. Great kid, good grades has a legit shot at D1 football scholarship.
Fast forward a year. Kid has a scholarship offer to play D1 football. He and two teammates rape and assault a girl at a party. He goes to jail life is over/deeply altered for 3 people. Cheerleader in first part was unharmed and life went on.
Little things are nothings one day and easy chances to teach a lesson other days. So to me take a look make sure it's a nothing burger and move on. Or address it without a huge ordeal and teach a lesson.
Biased view soapbox over.
I know this wasn’t part of your point from the story, but wasn’t there a fourth person whose life was deeply altered?
I dunno go back 25 years and you probably find a ton.
So here is why I'm a PITA on this, it hits home. 2001- a hoops game in NEPA. Top player for the districts top team was running into the locker room, (game is at my HS) has hands out like for a hi five and gets a part of a cheerleaders bottom not top. No one sees it. After the game cheerleader tells the AD of our school. AD says it was accidental I'm sure, he knows the kid and his family. Great kid, good grades has a legit shot at D1 football scholarship.
Fast forward a year. Kid has a scholarship offer to play D1 football. He and two teammates rape and assault a girl at a party. He goes to jail life is over/deeply altered for 3 people. Cheerleader in first part was unharmed and life went on.
Little things are nothings one day and easy chances to teach a lesson other days. So to me take a look make sure it's a nothing burger and move on. Or address it without a huge ordeal and teach a lesson.
Biased view soapbox over.
It’s an interesting story but means nothing. You can’t conclude that this guy is about to go on a raping spree because of this nor can you say the incident at your HS had any connection whatsoever to the guy later committing a crime.
This is where a thing called common sense comes in. One look at the video should be all there is to say, "move on. nothing to see here". This should never have been a "story" in any sense of the word.You are missing the reasoning for sharing this. My point was throwing something away because we think it's a nothing burger isn't the way to go. The reason for being a PITA is because I've seen how things that seem nothing can be something and dismissing is not the way to go.
It's an easy simple thing to take a look and make sure.
Doesn't his intention matter? If it was intentional, it isn't a nothing burger. If it was an accident, it is.This is where a thing called common sense comes in. One look at the video should be all there is to say, "move on. nothing to see here". This should never have been a "story" in any sense of the word.
This is where a thing called common sense comes in. One look at the video should be all there is to say, "move on. nothing to see here". This should never have been a "story" in any sense of the word.
He intentionally tried to touch a stranger where her boob is during celebrating on camera in a highly charged emotional moment for himself and his university?! Why do we think so lowly of ourselves as humans. Sometimes it's just what our eyes tell us it is. Life can be simple, why complicate this thing beyond reality.Doesn't his intention matter? If it was intentional, it isn't a nothing burger. If it was an accident, it is.
Common Sense exists beyond my physical location. If this gets any exposure I am going to lose faith in our species and its ability to handle reality. Why do we have to sexualize everything. Sometimes a boob or a butt or a package is just at the wrong place at the wrong time. They are all just body parts that exist in time and space and get hit all the time because they simply exist.So you have telepathy? Common sense doesn't apply unless you were there. Hopefully it is a nothing burger. Should be pretty easy to find out. Given its not on ESPN yet, any follow up is being done the right way.
No one is sending the kid to court yet ffs.