8-year old NY Jets fan tackled by adult in Cleveland

[meesterperfect]

and nobody around did shit.
if i saw that i would have hurt the guy, real bad.

the solution is hire security up the wazoo and raise the ticket prices to pay for it.

 

[~~whimsy~~]

That dad should of curb stomped that guy for injuring his boy.

 

[roronoa3000]

At least the kid got an early taste of what he's in for if he wants to pursue football. It's never too early to learn evasive maneuvers.

He apparently hasn't been watched Josh Cribbs.

 

[Zolf J. Kimbly]

Just lucky he wasnt in the black hole in the 80s

kid would probably leave the stadium sans a testicle

they dont fuck around in Raider Nation

 

[YumiYumi_1988]

What kind of sorry excuse for a dad is this chump? Beat the guys ass that hurt your son. Don't drive off like a bitch. C'mon man.

That what's I'm fucking talking about. That's fucking weak.

 

[sualcalay]

Indeed, what a "cool" dad.

 

[bustybbwlover]

yes fight fans at an opposing stadium, watching your father get beaten to death in front of you is always healthy

 

[sualcalay]

Dude didn't even let his wife call the cops, that would've been the least he could've done. Also, if he started getting pounded on, surely his wife would've reacted and contacted the police or security, right? He still would've been right simply because they hurt his little boy. No policeman can condemn you for punching a man who hurt your kid...right? Personally, I even wonder myself if the guy's friends would've reacted at all if they saw their friend getting a well deserved punch.

I most certainly would not protect my friend for pushing a child to the ground, heck I'd roughen him up instead, as would you all I expect. I'm just saying that if there's a time for a man to be violent, that was it.

I respect a man for not fighting back in front of his child if HE was the one who got hit. Not if his kid was the one who suffered the blow, whatever happened to protecting your loved ones.

 

[bustybbwlover]

if he add an presence of mind he'd realize any fight could quickly turn into him against 10 or 15 or more people, tactically retreat is the smarter option in that situation regardless of what one might want to do, fighting for your family and protecting your family aren't always the same thing, now the not calling security or the cops i'm guessing he was embarrassed

 

[sualcalay]

I'm a little skeptical about 10 or 15 more people attacking a guy who actually has a really legitimate reason to fight back, but hey, it could happen! So perhaps the "tactical retreat" was the better option for him. Also, I guess embarrassment is part of human nature, so I suppose we can't really blame the guy. It is what it is, different people react differently to certain situations. :shrug:

Personally, if it were my son who got pushed, things would've gone differently, definitely. It's not that I'm a hooligan or that I love fighting (I've only been in two fights in my entire life), it's just that I wasn't born to see my eight year old son get pushed around by another adult in front of me.

 

[bustybbwlover]

don't get me wrong i'd do something stupid if someone did something like this to my kid but that doesn't make it a smart thing (or the right thing) to do

 

[Ravenholm]

All I can say is that this incident is just rather disturbing - could the guy at least pick on someone his own size?

Why would he pick on someone his own size for?.

If you are going to pick a fight, pick it with someone smaller than you. I mean who would you rather fight? Mini Me or Steven Seagal?.

And another thing people say Video Games make others violent. Nope. It's sports that make people violent as seen here in this article.