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Former Southwestern Coach Dale Anderson Arrested

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Why is it taking so long for this to go to trial?

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They do?

 

That's seemed like a very odd statement I agree.

They do?

 

 

Yes, most all nice guys have demons too. Do you know one that for sure doesn't? Depression, obsessions, compulsions, perversions, any one of hundreds of mental issues. We all have at least one(probably more).

That's seemed like a very odd statement I agree.

 

Not odd at all. I know some very nice guys(genuinely nice fellows) who deal with their own demons and perversions, just as Mr Anderson it seems does. I'd say most, if not all, guys have some pretty rabid demons they deal with.

Not odd at all. I know some very nice guys(genuinely nice fellows) who deal with their own demons and perversions, just as Mr Anderson it seems does. I'd say most, if not all, guys have some pretty rabid demons they deal with.

 

It's not that nice guys can't be bad it's when you make broad statements like most.

Oh my gosh , I agee with SF . People are a messed up bunch and no one is immune . Not that every nice guy is a porn addict or child molester , just saying everyone has some hang up .

Oh my gosh , I agee with SF . People are a messed up bunch and no one is immune . Not that every nice guy is a porn addict or child molester , just saying everyone has some hang up .

 

 

Correct. EVERY nice guy!!!

And I'm really nice ...... BaaaaHaaaaa

This type of behavior is very common in our society. And most offenders are "nice guys." Most all nice guys have sicknesses. And as numerous as these stories are, most offenders are never found out.So, it's even more common than what arrest records suggest. It's time we quit being surprised. Preachers, teachers, coaches,doctors, sports site readers .... We are a dirty, vulgar, porn-obsessed society. The porn feeds the sickness. Who will be the subject of the next arrest that will prompt our "surprise"? I'm never surprised. It could be your church's pastor, your next door neighbor, your child's teacher, or your favorite internet board poster.

 

Well, that leave you off the hook in this category.:)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Haha. Just ribbing you SF...you set it up, I just couldn't resist.:lol2:

Well, that leave you off the hook in this category.:)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Haha. Just ribbing you SF...you set it up, I just couldn't resist.:lol2:

 

:) No problem at all, my friend.

I don't know Mr Anderson like some of you do. He may a very bad guy or he may be a nice man with a very bad compulsion. All I'm saying is that he sure as hell isn't alone in that regard.

:) No problem at all, my friend.

 

Now, to expand on your "nice guys have demons" thing. I won't deny that EVERYONE has a cross to bear. BUT, I think you went waaaaaay overboard on the things you listed that most even "nice guys" deal with.

 

There are a TON of other not so frightening/disgusting "demons" so called "nice guys" struggle with. Maybe some drink just a tad too much. Maybe some are horrible with money/budgeting. Maybe some are terrible communicators with their spouse. Maybe some are workaholics and spend far too little time with their families. These are just a few examples. All of these in their own way can have detrimental affects on one's family without being gravely perverse or violent. I'd say my examples are far far more common/prevalent, and child molesters/rapists/abusers are the great minority.

Now, to expand on your "nice guys have demons" thing. I won't deny that EVERYONE has a cross to bear. BUT, I think you went waaaaaay overboard on the things you listed that most even "nice guys" deal with.

 

There are a TON of other not so frightening/disgusting "demons" so called "nice guys" struggle with. Maybe some drink just a tad too much. Maybe some are horrible with money/budgeting. Maybe some are terrible communicators with their spouse. Maybe some are workaholics and spend far too little time with their families. These are just a few examples. All of these in their own way can have detrimental affects on one's family without being gravely perverse or violent. I'd say my examples are far far more common/prevalent, and child molesters/rapists/abusers are the great minority.

 

Maybe so, but I'd say MOST guys have sexual perversions of some sort lurking somewhere within the depths of their being. I wonder if Chris Hansen agrees? Some may never act on it out of fear and obviously many do, but it's probably there in most everyone . My guess is , Mr Anderson acted on his. I don't think you necessarily have to be a Jeffrey Dahmer . You could be a nice Coach Anderson and still be sick with perverse tendencies.

Not sure I'd say " most" guys have sexual perversions . Do crazy thoughts enter peoples minds ? sure .. SF wont like my explanation but Satan is alive and well . And as long as non believers view him as a lil guy with red tights and a pitchfork he will happily continue to leave them alone .

Not sure I'd say " most" guys have sexual perversions . Do crazy thoughts enter peoples minds ? sure .. SF wont like my explanation but Satan is alive and well . And as long as non believers view him as a lil guy with red tights and a pitchfork he will happily continue to leave them alone .

 

Off the subject, but do you think Satan is a physical being?

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