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LeBron James doesn't let his sons play football

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Hopefully he never lets his kids leave the house or ride in a car.

 

He better never let his kids have a cell phone, may cause cancer

He better make sure his kids eat the right foods, no junk food, may cause cancer or heart disease.

Better put a pillow/bed rails at bottom of bed, may roll out and get brain damage

Those all listed are facts that happen too.

Earlier in the thread you posted you played football and nothing is wrong with you. Then I read the rest of you posts in this thread. You're only proving Lebrons point.

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Then I read the rest of you posts in this thread. You're only proving Lebrons point.

 

ONLY this thread? Lol

 

:) lol

So I tell my little girl she can cheer after she cries and really wants to and doesnt want to play basketball or soccer, just cheer.

 

yeah Im the father and I will let her since she wants to because its her choice and life to see if she likes it. I wont make my kids play or quit if they want to do something.

 

If my kids enjoy playing then Im letting them.

 

Mountain ref, I am not saying that she should not cheer. I am saying that as the father of a young child, you have to guide her and not just "let her do whatever she wants". Last time I checked, kids and teens make some pretty bad decisions and need guidance. I have no problem with a parent letting their kid play football. I also have no problem with Lebron not letting his kids play.

Mountain ref, I am not saying that she should not cheer. I am saying that as the father of a young child, you have to guide her and not just "let her do whatever she wants". Last time I checked, kids and teens make some pretty bad decisions and need guidance. I have no problem with a parent letting their kid play football. I also have no problem with Lebron not letting his kids play.

 

Its not my kid but if lebrons kid wants to play football and he wont let him, then thats bad parenting. Let the kid try it, if he dont like it then fine.

I like it when Ref doesn't talk about politics , he makes much more sense :)

Its not my kid but if lebrons kid wants to play football and he wont let him, then thats bad parenting. Let the kid try it, if he dont like it then fine.

 

What are you talking about? Bad parenting because he doesn't want his kids getting hurt? Yeah, that's a terrible parent. And spare me the driving a car or any of the other ridiculous analogies you've tried use. Yes, accidents happen but that doesn't mean you should increase your chance of it happening by running full speed into someone else 40 times in a game. If you look at the facts, it would suggest you letting your kids play football is bad parenting.

What are you talking about? Bad parenting because he doesn't want his kids getting hurt? Yeah, that's a terrible parent. And spare me the driving a car or any of the other ridiculous analogies you've tried use. Yes, accidents happen but that doesn't mean you should increase your chance of it happening by running full speed into someone else 40 times in a game. If you look at the facts, it would suggest you letting your kids play football is bad parenting.

 

Why not be able to use a car as an example. Becaue its true and backs up what I say.

 

Letting your kid play sports is not bad parenting. Every sport is dangerous. Eventhe great Michael Jordan hurt his kneee and missed most of 1 season.

Basketball has a hard floor and when you hit that with your head, well, you get hurt.

I guess if my kids wants to try to jump off a bridge with no parachute I should just let him try it to see if he likes it. I don't want to get labeled a bad parent for trying to protect him/her.

I guess if my kids wants to try to jump off a bridge with no parachute I should just let him try it to see if he likes it. I don't want to get labeled a bad parent for trying to protect him/her.

 

What are you talking about? Bad parenting because he doesn't want his kids getting hurt? Yeah, that's a terrible parent. And spare me the driving a car or any of the other ridiculous analogies you've tried use. Yes, accidents happen but that doesn't mean you should increase your chance of it happening by running full speed into someone else 40 times in a game. If you look at the facts, it would suggest you letting your kids play football is bad parenting.

 

So am I a bad parent for letting my son play football if he wants to?

Why not be able to use a car as an example. Becaue its true and backs up what I say.

 

Letting your kid play sports is not bad parenting. Every sport is dangerous. Eventhe great Michael Jordan hurt his kneee and missed most of 1 season.

Basketball has a hard floor and when you hit that with your head, well, you get hurt.

 

No, you shouldn't us it because it's stupid. Driving is a necessity of our world, playing football is not. I'm not going to let me kids have a motorcycle. Does that make me a bad parent?

 

Just because there are things that we have to do in our everyday world that are have some level of risk doesn't mean we should do things that aren't necessary and add another layer of risk for injury or death.

So am I a bad parent for letting my son play football if he wants to?

 

No and no one said that. You're the one that called people out as bad parents if they didn't let their kids play football.

You're the one that called people out as bad parents if they didn't let their kids play football.

In all Fairness I don't recall Ref saying that. He mentioned that the kids would possibly end up like Magic's flamboyant son. :)

Lebrons kids will probably end up like Magic Johnsons kid, EJ.

Magic Johnson's Son Goes Public With Boyfriend -- Dad Proud | TMZ.com

 

Hopefully your teaching your children to have the same open-minded viewpoints that you have.

 

Honestly, every time I think I've seen your nadir, you post something new that reminds me that I was incorrect.

I think its bad parenting if you hold your kid back from trying or playing a sport they like or want to try. So if thats calling out a parent, then yes Im guilty of saying he is a bad parent.

 

I guess we all look at things different.

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