Seriously? We are going to go the "kids are present route" here? We are guessing as to that being the case. However, my point is we bring that up here but have no problem with today's AAU, High School, and Middle School coaches whose audiences are nothing but kids cussing up a storm at the kids on the sidelines and throughout the games?

1. I was talking about UKMustangFan and his buddies.

2. I don't think 10 and under kids cuss like that, at least I hope not, and that's what I'm talking about.

3. The fact that kids in the stands cuss at other kids doesn't make it OK or right.

No one curses more than I do. However, there's a time and place where it's acceptable and where it's not. My wife , on the other hand, does not. So it's probably a generational thing where younger females curse more than those in their 40s and up.

 

You have to know (and respect) your audience.

 

The cursing issue is why many families cannot or will not bring their children to NFL games.

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At the risk of sounding "old" this response is a perfect example of how the generations look at the world differently. The 20s think that just because the law is on their side that they have no fear of repercussions against them regardless of how vile their words may be. Those of us who grew up in a different time know better.

I'm in my 20's, albeit late 20's, but I wholeheartedly agree with you and think MJ is completely wrong on this one.

 

Someone talks to my sister, Mom, girlfriend, neighbor, etc. like that and I'm for sure stepping in (and have before).

 

Saying the law is on your side is not only lame but very weak as well.

I'm in my 20's, albeit late 20's, but I wholeheartedly agree with you and think MJ is completely wrong on this one.

 

Someone talks to my sister, Mom, girlfriend, neighbor, etc. like that and I'm for sure stepping in (and have before).

 

Saying the law is on your side is not only lame but very weak as well.

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I'm in my 20's, albeit late 20's, but I wholeheartedly agree with you and think MJ is completely wrong on this one.

 

Someone talks to my sister, Mom, girlfriend, neighbor, etc. like that and I'm for sure stepping in (and have before).

 

Saying the law is on your side is not only lame but very weak as well.

 

So you condone breaking the law and assaulting someone?

 

What happened to "sticks and stones"?

So you condone breaking the law and assaulting someone?

 

What happened to "sticks and stones"?

Sometimes you just have to say the heck with it and give 'em what they deserve.

Sometimes you just have to say the heck with it and give 'em what they deserve.

 

So just so I understand this correctly RTS, you'd be all for your wife, daughter, mother, whomever, screaming at a person for their language, and have no problem with them slapping said person? You then see nothing wrong with you then going over to the person, after the altercation had seemingly died down, and physically assualting said person?

Sometimes you just have to say the heck with it and give 'em what they deserve.

 

I can't say for sure what I'd do in that situation.

 

I'm pretty sure I wouldn't say "the heck with it, I'm willing to risk being convicted of a felony over something stupid like some idiot cussing".

I can't say for sure what I'd do in that situation.

 

I'm pretty sure I wouldn't say "the heck with it, I'm willing to risk being convicted of a felony over something stupid like some idiot cussing".

 

It's okay to try to beat someone up in front of women and children, but haven forbid you swear in front of them...:lol:

I'm in my 20's, albeit late 20's, but I wholeheartedly agree with you and think MJ is completely wrong on this one.

 

Someone talks to my sister, Mom, girlfriend, neighbor, etc. like that and I'm for sure stepping in (and have before).

 

Saying the law is on your side is not only lame but very weak as well.

 

You fee your way...I feel mine. But at the end of the day, you can't go over and assault someone for suing profanity.

Bottom line. Young men was escorted out and older folks stayed.

Bottom line. Young men was escorted out and older folks stayed.

 

Which has nothing to do with the fact that the old man, and women, were also just as big of "punks" as the young guy was...

You fee your way...I feel mine. But at the end of the day, you can't go over and assault someone for suing profanity.

Why can't you? It happens all the time I'm sure.

 

I'm from the upbringing that if you act like an idiot and then you go and get your butt kicked---you take your lickings like a man---not run to the nearest lawyer looking for protection.

Everyone involved in this incident was in the wrong in some way, shape or form.

 

Punk - should have shown some respect

Lady - should have let security deal with the issue - should not have slapped the punk

Old man - should have let security deal with the issue - should not have slapped punk(although I suspect he paid a bigger price for his actions than the punk did, I bet he was very sore the next day)

Security - for not noticing and getting involved before it escalated

Which has nothing to do with the fact that the old man, and women, were also just as big of "punks" as the young guy was...

 

No way we will ever no for sure. 25 years from now when you are married with children maybe even grand children. My guess is your opinion will have changed quite a bit...