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Several days ago, two women got into a fight in a Beech Grove, Indiana Wal-Mart in the shampoo aisle. One was in one of those electric scooters, the other had help from her 6-year-old son.

 

Listen, I'm fine if two grown adults want to go out in someones backyard and beat the poop out of each other. I have very few problems if they get into a fight in public, as long as they know they're going to jail and don't involve anybody else or hurt anyone else.

 

But I can't believe the little boy in this. That kid is in for a long, hard life. I'm not going to fault a child of that age, because he's only acting like the adults he is around. I'm assuming that he will have a criminal record sooner rather than later. His attitude towards the people who were standing around is absolutely mind blowing. The wrath I would have felt from my parents would have been swift and severe if I had talked to strangers like that.

 

If adults want to be stupid, let em. But it's kind of hard to watch the impact the mother has had on her child, especially as she implores him to hit the other lady in the fact. She no longer needs that child, and any other children in the home should be removed.

 

One person who I am sure fully understands this child and how difficult he probably is to deal with, would probably be his teacher. I'm not a teacher, but have worked with kids pretty often in other capacities, and I'm not sure how I would have been able to deal with him.

 

People just aren't that smart. And it's sad. It's even sadder when it involves a child.

Edited June 9, 201511 yr by True blue (and gold)

I'm wondering why the lady was using a scooter, she moves better then me.

LOL!

Good Lord. White trash at its finest and a perfect example of how generational it is. That little boy is doomed.

The hope for their future is not very bright.

Sad that people would not break it up do to fear of a law suit. The Kid gets it honest. He has Juvy written all over him.

She was probably using the hover-round for fear that her disability check would get rejected if someone noticed her walking around Wal-Mart with no limp. I'm probably spot on here...

She was probably using the hover-round for fear that her disability check would get rejected if someone noticed her walking around Wal-Mart with no limp. I'm probably spot on here...

 

Correct.

They're both wearing yoga pants, so I'm not surprised.

:laugh:

Sad that people would not break it up do to fear of a law suit. The Kid gets it honest. He has Juvy written all over him.

 

Not really, and I actually give credit to the guy filming the whole thing, he makes the comment that "Im not breaking it up, get a woman to do it" To much liability to get involved, thats why stores pay people to deal with this stuff.

Two delicate flowers.......

Not really, and I actually give credit to the guy filming the whole thing, he makes the comment that "Im not breaking it up, get a woman to do it" To much liability to get involved, thats why stores pay people to deal with this stuff.

No one is getting paid to deal with that kind of stuff...that is a call to 911.

 

If you go hands on with anyone at Walmart you are in almost all occasions going to be fired.

Sad that people would not break it up do to fear of a law suit. The Kid gets it honest. He has Juvy written all over him.

The old apple tree theory..................