Lack of institutional control, I imagine.CreakinDeacon said:
Not sure I agree with punishing the entire team for this guy's actions though. Seems a bit harsh to remove the team from the playoffs.
CreakinDeacon said:
The guy should do time for this crap. It's obvious he's got a disciplinary problem. Not sure I agree with punishing the entire team for this guy's actions though. Seems a bit harsh to remove the team from the playoffs.
Everything that imposes standards for academic rigor, civilized behavior, or generally non-animalistic behavior is "white privilege". Liberals don't seem to think POC can function in a decent society.HoustonAggie37713 said:
Liberals will line up with excuses.
"Underage"
"Heat of the moment"
"Refs are part of white privilege"
It was a single player that did this. The whole team didn't start a brawl or assault the referee. I don't think it is right to push the punishment across the entire team. Those other kids didn't do anything wrong here74OA said:Lack of institutional control, I imagine.CreakinDeacon said:
Not sure I agree with punishing the entire team for this guy's actions though. Seems a bit harsh to remove the team from the playoffs.
The coaches failed to control their player. That's part of their job. The school couldn't just shrug and press on. It's also an object lesson to other kids and other teams.CreakinDeacon said:It was a single player that did this. The whole team didn't start a brawl or assault the referee. I don't think it is right to push the punishment across the entire team. Those other kids didn't do anything wrong here74OA said:Lack of institutional control, I imagine.CreakinDeacon said:
Not sure I agree with punishing the entire team for this guy's actions though. Seems a bit harsh to remove the team from the playoffs.
They're a team. You win as a team, you lose as a team, and probably should get punished as a team. A harsh lesson is probably in order. It's the same idea as the whole team gets punished when someone messes up in a practice drill.CreakinDeacon said:It was a single player that did this. The whole team didn't start a brawl or assault the referee. I don't think it is right to push the punishment across the entire team. Those other kids didn't do anything wrong here74OA said:Lack of institutional control, I imagine.CreakinDeacon said:
Not sure I agree with punishing the entire team for this guy's actions though. Seems a bit harsh to remove the team from the playoffs.
CreakinDeacon said:It was a single player that did this. The whole team didn't start a brawl or assault the referee. I don't think it is right to push the punishment across the entire team. Those other kids didn't do anything wrong here74OA said:Lack of institutional control, I imagine.CreakinDeacon said:
Not sure I agree with punishing the entire team for this guy's actions though. Seems a bit harsh to remove the team from the playoffs.
This is story came across my facebook feed and I decided to take a peak at the comments. Someone in the comment section urges everyone to not jump to conclusions because...."We don't know the whole story, there is no telling what the ref said to him to make him react that way."HoustonAggie37713 said:
Liberals will line up with excuses.
"Underage"
"Heat of the moment"
"Refs are part of white privilege"
You should have asked that question during the earlier original post and long discussion of this incident.Charpie said:
Why is this here?
This is one action from one person. How is this representative of society at large? How many HS kids go through football games without doing something this stupid.74OA said:You should have asked that question during the earlier original post and long discussion of this incident.Charpie said:
Why is this here?
There are "state of society" posts here all the time.
Should never been given a second chance. This is now on the coach for allowing him back on the field.Quote:
"According to the Monitor, Duron, the team's "star defender," was suspended in the 2019-20 soccer season for an incident similar to the one that took place on Thursday."
HoustonAggie37713 said:
Liberals will line up with excuses.
"Underage"
"Heat of the moment"
"Refs are part of white privilege"
He's part of the swamp.74OA said:
Couldn't find original thread. Here's the outcome: CHARGES
"According to the Monitor, Duron, the team's "star defender," was suspended in the 2019-20 soccer season for an incident similar to the one that took place on Thursday."
(SIAP)
CreakinDeacon said:It was a single player that did this. The whole team didn't start a brawl or assault the referee. I don't think it is right to push the punishment across the entire team. Those other kids didn't do anything wrong here74OA said:Lack of institutional control, I imagine.CreakinDeacon said:
Not sure I agree with punishing the entire team for this guy's actions though. Seems a bit harsh to remove the team from the playoffs.
Ags4DaWin said:HoustonAggie37713 said:
Liberals will line up with excuses.
"Underage"
"Heat of the moment"
"Refs are part of white privilege"
Ref is hispanic
StandUpforAmerica said:They're a team. You win as a team, you lose as a team, and probably should get punished as a team. A harsh lesson is probably in order. It's the same idea as the whole team gets punished when someone messes up in a practice drill.CreakinDeacon said:It was a single player that did this. The whole team didn't start a brawl or assault the referee. I don't think it is right to push the punishment across the entire team. Those other kids didn't do anything wrong here74OA said:Lack of institutional control, I imagine.CreakinDeacon said:
Not sure I agree with punishing the entire team for this guy's actions though. Seems a bit harsh to remove the team from the playoffs.
annie88 said:CreakinDeacon said:It was a single player that did this. The whole team didn't start a brawl or assault the referee. I don't think it is right to push the punishment across the entire team. Those other kids didn't do anything wrong here74OA said:Lack of institutional control, I imagine.CreakinDeacon said:
Not sure I agree with punishing the entire team for this guy's actions though. Seems a bit harsh to remove the team from the playoffs.
I don't either. They had no idea he would do something like that. And step of them chased him to try and stop him.
Not sure the second sentence really supports the first.Charpie said:
Still doesn't mean it belongs here.
It's not really a state of society. This kind of crap happened a lot in South Texas. I am a product of PSJA High. Here is a list of crap that happened and where in the RGV.
- 1980 - McHi had guys break into the school and cause thousands of $$$ in damage by releasing tear gas throughout the school. Several dudes were arrested.
- 1981 - Mission High - PSJA plays them at Tom Landry Stadium. They set up tear gas canisters underneath the bleachers where the drill team and band are playing. When the band and drill team head to their busses, they were pummeled with bricks and sticks wrapped in barbed wire. As a result, anytime a band or drill team travels in the RGV, they have to put their uniform bags up over the windows, and are forced to keep their windows UP until you're on the freeway.
- My high school has had the reputation for having the worst fights. Kids have been shanked, teachers have had their hair set on fire, etc. All gang related. This has been going on since the 70's.
When this broke yesterday, everyone from the Valley laughed about it, because it wasn't shocking.
So for us, this isn't new. This is a product of a bunch of poor people acting foolish. And that's why a lot of us don't have a desire to go back.
Why did you give a thumbs up?74OA said:
Couldn't find original thread. Here's the outcome: CHARGES
"According to the Monitor, Duron, the team's "star defender," was suspended in the 2019-20 soccer season for an incident similar to the one that took place on Thursday."
(SIAP)
Charpie said:
Still doesn't mean it belongs here.
It's not really a state of society. This kind of crap happened a lot in South Texas. I am a product of PSJA High. Here is a list of crap that happened and where in the RGV.
- 1980 - McHi had guys break into the school and cause thousands of $$$ in damage by releasing tear gas throughout the school. Several dudes were arrested.
- 1981 - Mission High - PSJA plays them at Tom Landry Stadium. They set up tear gas canisters underneath the bleachers where the drill team and band are playing. When the band and drill team head to their busses, they were pummeled with bricks and sticks wrapped in barbed wire. As a result, anytime a band or drill team travels in the RGV, they have to put their uniform bags up over the windows, and are forced to keep their windows UP until you're on the freeway.
- My high school has had the reputation for having the worst fights. Kids have been shanked, teachers have had their hair set on fire, etc. All gang related. This has been going on since the 70's.
When this broke yesterday, everyone from the Valley laughed about it, because it wasn't shocking.
So for us, this isn't new. This is a product of a bunch of poor people acting foolish. And that's why a lot of us don't have a desire to go back.
