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Fights In the Stands

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I didn't see this link but I have seen a video of this fight. In the video I saw the woman hit the young guy also. Is there video showing who started what and when it was started? Seemed to be a fight over seating maybe? I am not sure just speculating. I just hate to think that older people get a pass for their behavior because they are older. I thought all 3 should have been thrown out. No arrests. If the kid was that bad the older folks should have left and gotten security. If the young guy was verbally abusing the woman then the older man waited way too long to react. They should have gotten security.

 

During my oldest son's middle school basketball game about 4-5 years ago a man made disrespectful comments to my wife. Me and the fellow exchanged words and I was on my way down the bleachers when another parent stopped me and cooler heads prevailed. My son was telling me after the game that the whole team was telling him about how his dad was going to whip somebody in the stands during the game. I explained to him what happened and what the guy said but he was happy I didn't fight him because he would have been embarassed watching his dad get kicked out of the gym or arrested for defending his mom's honor. I understand what it means to defend a woman's honor but there are right ways to do it and wrong ways to do. It took my 11 year old son to convince me that maybe violence isn't the correct way to defend a woman's honor. There are smarter ways to defend her honor.

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I didn't see this link but I have seen a video of this fight. In the video I saw the woman hit the young guy also. Is there video showing who started what and when it was started? Seemed to be a fight over seating maybe? I am not sure just speculating. I just hate to think that older people get a pass for their behavior because they are older. I thought all 3 should have been thrown out. No arrests. If the kid was that bad the older folks should have left and gotten security. If the young guy was verbally abusing the woman then the older man waited way too long to react. They should have gotten security.

 

Another view with more audio

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY6Qb7nWXMs&feature=player_embedded#!

 

Granted none of us were there to see what started this, but I think the female and older man were wrong in this situation.

 

My interpretation is they were upset with his language and decided to argue with him instead of getting security.

 

Young guy uses profanity, she slaps him, he takes it and moves on. She's not happy because she didn't get the reaction she wanted and continues to give him a hard time. The older man switches positions with the female and ASSAULTS the younger guy. It's assault any way you look at it.

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^ The video confirms for me even more why what I believe what I said earlier in this thread to be true. Women and older man definitely crossed the line more than the "young punk".

Another view with more audio

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY6Qb7nWXMs&feature=player_embedded#!

 

Granted none of us were there to see what started this, but I think the female and older man were wrong in this situation.

 

My interpretation is they were upset with his language and decided to argue with him instead of getting security.

 

Young guy uses profanity, she slaps him, he takes it and moves on. She's not happy because she didn't get the reaction she wanted and continues to give him a hard time. The older man switches positions with the female and ASSAULTS the younger guy. It's assault any way you look at it.

 

I agree. That's my take from the situation.

I agree that the couple was wrong. I think the younger "punk" showed a lot of restraint. I agree that age doesn't make attacking someone the right thing to do. In a public setting like that you leave and let security handle the situation.

^ The video confirms for me even more why what I believe what I said earlier in this thread to be true. Women and older man definitely crossed the line more than the "young punk".

 

Everyone was quick to rush to judgement against the younger guy because he was younger and clearly not respectful of his elders...... Ha what a joke. Glad this other video has surfaced.

Another view with more audio

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY6Qb7nWXMs&feature=player_embedded#!

 

Granted none of us were there to see what started this, but I think the female and older man were wrong in this situation.

 

My interpretation is they were upset with his language and decided to argue with him instead of getting security.

 

Young guy uses profanity, she slaps him, he takes it and moves on. She's not happy because she didn't get the reaction she wanted and continues to give him a hard time. The older man switches positions with the female and ASSAULTS the younger guy. It's assault any way you look at it.

 

Where's Clyde at now defending the "honorable" older gentleman?

Everyone was quick to rush to judgement against the younger guy because he was younger and clearly not respectful of his elders...... Ha what a joke. Glad this other video has surfaced.

 

The young BGP crowd can chalk this up as a win for not jumping to conclusions.

The young BGP crowd can chalk this up as a win for not jumping to conclusions.

 

Sweet, I'm part of the YOUNG crowd on BGP:lol:

Its funny to me how you all take up for the young guy. During the whole time there showing the video everyone wants the young guy thrown out...

 

Why would the people that were THERE want the young guy thrown out? :idunno:

I will say this, if they don't want someone to talk during points don't serve alcohol !

Its funny to me how you all take up for the young guy. During the whole time there showing the video everyone wants the young guy thrown out...

 

Why would the people that were THERE want the young guy thrown out? :idunno:

Probably because it looks like it was his fault without even knowing what was goin on. Just like most on here did before they heard the audio.

Its funny to me how you all take up for the young guy. During the whole time there showing the video everyone wants the young guy thrown out...

 

Why would the people that were THERE want the young guy thrown out? :idunno:

 

He was probably being annoying....Last time I checked, that wasn't justifible grounds for assualt though.

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Where's Clyde at now defending the "honorable" older gentleman?

 

Thanks for asking. I give the kid credit after taking a slap to the face and for showing restraint.

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The young BGP crowd can chalk this up as a win for not jumping to conclusions.

 

Fair enough.

 

However, your initial argument had nothing to do with not jumping to conclusions.

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