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The "wonder where he leaned it" question was meant to be rhetorical. He most likely learned it from his parents who beat him up . I'm sure that wasn't the first time he witnessed violence in his own home. Let's think about this... You go ahead and beat up your 14 yo son, then call the police to report that he hit you (or threatened to). I'm stunned that I have to actually point this out, but he wouldn't be the one getting arrested, YOU would. Then he would be put in foster care.
Maybe where YOU are but when my brother was 16 he hit my mom my step dad then beat him up called the police and off my brother went to Juvie. I guess it would depend on the cops who come. They knew my brother had been in trouble alot so maybe thats why but either way if a boy hits a girl he needs to get some of his own medicine. Bottom line.
A well crafted tale too. The oldest son must be 33 now. You think somebody can let this happen for 6 years, and in the meantime have a second son who does the same? It can happen only if the mom is a lovely mom like mine and Dad's a cash cow. Exactly my kind of household (in mine, though mom was so lenient, Dad was a terror-generator, for lack of a better term ). But both are working parents, they'd kick their asses.
News flash: Brothers don't make the same mistake in tandem. That too online poker. If they both get into it, one must be inspired by the other's success. Both sound like losers.
Last edited by Currency Pair Crocodile; 01-11-2012 at 03:41 PM..
Oh, please. If the boy raised his hand to strike her, then her actions was self-defense. And the little brat got a lesson that Mom is a lot tougher than he thought. Bet he won't do that again.
One could argue the first hit was in self defense. What would the dad's excuse be?
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Originally Posted by OhioChic
Maybe where YOU are but when my brother was 16 he hit my mom my step dad then beat him up called the police and off my brother went to Juvie. I guess it would depend on the cops who come. They knew my brother had been in trouble alot so maybe thats why but either way if a boy hits a girl he needs to get some of his own medicine. Bottom line.
Same step dad who got physical with you when you were pregnant? Total dysfunction. It may be normal in your world, but it is dysfunctional and unhealthy.
In that case I have a new use for the flat-head screwdriver.
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. I'm sure that wasn't the first time he witnessed violence in his own home. Let's think about this... You go ahead and beat up your 14 yo son, then call the police to report that he hit you (or threatened to). I'm stunned that I have to actually point this out, but he wouldn't be the one getting arrested, YOU would. Then he would be put in foster care.
