2 wrongs don't make a right.

But, 3 rights do make a left.

 

Pass the cornbread, please.

I'm not defending what he did. Our laws and justice system do an adequate job of that. I'm simply pointing out how insane your and other's theory of, "the woman and man were completely in the right and did nothing wrong", is.

I didn't say they didn't do anything wrong, I said I'm glad they did what they did.

So at what age does a gentleman have to be for me to refrain from cussing in his presence?

Again, why do you feel the need to just start letting expletives fly? Again I ask, does it make you somehow feel tough? What if they're young and very religious? If they're young they don't deserve your respect? :idunno:

Exactly.

 

I'm still trying to figure out how it is acceptable for them to assault the guy for being a jerk. If that was a right people would be getting beat up everyday. I know a couple of guys that RTS and Clyde can go take care of right now for me. I hear them cussing in front of kids and women as we speak.:taz:

You should speak up if there cussing in front of women and kids when you're present. It's the right thing to do.

Very rarely would it come to anything physical, asking them to knock it off should be the first thing you do. I can think of a lot of things the young punk in the video could have said to warrant getting slapped.

I have both and it doesn't change my opinion. The old man and his "daughter" were wrong. Why get all worked up when you can simply walk down to a security guard and ask him to intervene.

And if you're somewhere where there is no security or cops around and they won't stop? Run away?

And if you're somewhere where there is no security or cops around and they won't stop? Run away?

 

I guess I won't really know until I'm trapped in a situation like that. Don't get me wrong, I'll defend my family and friends if I need to.

 

What lesson do I teach my son(who turns 11 today) if I get in to a physical altercation I could have avoided?

You should speak up if there cussing in front of women and kids when you're present. It's the right thing to do.

Very rarely would it come to anything physical, asking them to knock it off should be the first thing you do. I can think of a lot of things the young punk in the video could have said to warrant getting slapped.

 

Which I would do. I would do all I could to avoid a violent situation.

I didn't say they didn't do anything wrong, I said I'm glad they did what they did.

 

I can reach the middle ground with you here. Most people were defending them saying they did right. My point was that all 3 were in the wrong. I can respect where you are coming from with this post.

Again, why do you feel the need to just start letting expletives fly? Again I ask, does it make you somehow feel tough? What if they're young and very religious? If they're young they don't deserve your respect? :idunno:

 

You're the one who keeps saying you shouldn't curse in front of elderly, women, or children. You keep leaving off men. So obviously you think it's acceptable to curse in front of them.

 

I'll ask you, why do you feel the need to physically assualt someone? Does it make you feel all big and tough?

I guess I won't really know until I'm trapped in a situation like that. Don't get me wrong, I'll defend my family and friends if I need to.

 

What lesson do I teach my son(who turns 11 today) if I get in to a physical altercation I could have avoided?

That a foul mouth and a punk attitude cant get you in trouble.

You're the one who keeps saying you shouldn't curse in front of elderly, women, or children. You keep leaving off men. So obviously you think it's acceptable to curse in front of them.

 

I'll ask you, why do you feel the need to physically assualt someone? Does it make you feel all big and tough?

Weak argument. Don't cuss in front of people you shouldn't and you won't have to find out. You're the one that said you and your friends do it in front of women and children, that's why I put an emphasis on them. I've only "physically assaulted" someone that continued to run their jaws. I'd say it's a lot more manly than what you're defending.

Weak argument. Don't cuss in front of people you shouldn't and you won't have to find out. You're the one that said you and your friends do it in front of women and children, that's why I put an emphasis on them. I've only "physically assaulted" someone that continued to run their jaws. I'd say it's a lot more manly than what you're defending.

 

That's not what I said, and you know it, stop putting words in my mouth.

 

I said we've done it before, without realizing children are there. Just as you've admitted to doing, as have 99% of all other adults in America, yet somehow my friends and I are the only ones doing it. As far as the women thing, we'll just agree to disagree. They curse just as much, if not more, than men do.

That's not what I said, and you know it, stop putting words in my mouth.

 

I said we've done it before, without realizing children are there. Just as you've admitted to doing, as have 99% of all other adults in America, yet somehow my friends and I are the only ones doing it. As far as the women thing, we'll just agree to disagree. They curse just as much, if not more, than men do.

Why so upset? It's only words, they have no power.

 

I know you said this:

 

I don't care where I'm at, I will talk however I please, unless a person of authority tells me otherwise. However, if someone asks me nicely to refrain from using certain verbage, I'll gladly do so out of common courtesy.

The fact that you seem to have to be asked to begin with is all I really need to know. The heck with common decency or respect for those around you, you'll talk however you want unless they ask you nicely to stop. Common courtesy would be to refrain from it in the first place.

 

All women your age don't talk like that and you know it.

Which I would do. I would do all I could to avoid a violent situation.

 

I can reach the middle ground with you here. Most people were defending them saying they did right. My point was that all 3 were in the wrong. I can respect where you are coming from with this post.

Sounds like you and I see things closer to the same level than we first thought. :thumb:

You think the guy in the video looked young? :lol:

 

I'd say old, elderly make them sound decrepit, I hear elderly and I think 70-80, that or someone is spreading an agenda with the term.