Rageaholic at Steamboat

"Chuck" wrote in message
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Walt wrote:
Mary Malmros wrote:
Walt wrote:

Wherever it happened, sounds like the guy was badly in need of a
night's cool-off in the Rage Tank.

A night won't be enough. 'couple years of anger management therapy
might do it.

He was punching the snowboarder's *helmet* - that's really out of
control.

//Walt
//
// ... or maybe he just needs to spend a little time on usenet ...




If he does that to a boarder he doesn't even know imagine what he does
to his own kids. The guy's a loser and needs some time in confinement.
Forget the anger management psycho-babble. I've never seen that work for
anyone. About all it does is fulfill a court ordered obligation.

Unfortunately, you're probably a lot more on the mark with your assessment
than you might know. People with anger management issues frequently
maintain control in public, but let loose when out of sight in their homes.
The person who lets loose in public? All bets are off behind closed doors.

Chuck wrote:
Walt wrote:
Mary Malmros wrote:
Walt wrote:

Wherever it happened, sounds like the guy was badly in need of a
night's cool-off in the Rage Tank.

A night won't be enough. 'couple years of anger management therapy
might do it.

He was punching the snowboarder's *helmet* - that's really out of control.

If he does that to a boarder he doesn't even know imagine what he does
to his own kids.

Agreed. He did far more damage to his family and himself than to the
boarder kid. Which is good in a certain sense. Not to belittle
agrivated assault on a minor, but the boarder kid will probably shrug
the whole thing off in a day or two. Not so the guy and his family.

The guy's a loser and needs some time in confinement.

Yeah, at least a night in jail seems to be in order. I don't think
anybody would argue with that. But it's not going to be enough to solve
his problem.

Forget the anger management psycho-babble. I've never seen that work for
anyone. About all it does is fulfill a court ordered obligation.

Therapy can work for some, but they have to want to make it work. If
it's just going through the motions to comply with a court order, it
won't take.

//Walt

Bryan wrote:

"Olaf Timandahaff" wrote in message
...

Reposted from alt.true-crime

Man allegedly attacks snowboarding teenager for accidentally running
into his daughter:

http://tinyurl.com/dppxs



I too would want to beat the crap out of someone who put my child at risk
through their behavior choices.

By _running over your kid's skis_? If so, seems to me that you've got a
dangerously expansive definition of "putting your child at risk".

"Mary Malmros" wrote in message
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Bryan wrote:

"Olaf Timandahaff" wrote in message
...

Reposted from alt.true-crime

Man allegedly attacks snowboarding teenager for accidentally running
into his daughter:

http://tinyurl.com/dppxs



I too would want to beat the crap out of someone who put my child at risk
through their behavior choices.

By _running over your kid's skis_? If so, seems to me that you've got a
dangerously expansive definition of "putting your child at risk".


Uh, no. The skis aren't the point. The point is the behavior choices that
caused a collision or near collision in the first place. I'm sure you're
aware of the countless serious knee injuries that occur just getting off
the lift when someone gets their skis trapped by the other passenger. So to
play down the collision or near collision or just the skis ignores the
possible damage.

With that said in response to your concern about the importance of running
over skis, sometimes when it's crowded, stuff happens, even with good
behavior choices, and each situation requires a different read and none
require violence as a response.

Bryan wrote:
"Mary Malmros" wrote in message
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Bryan wrote:


"Olaf Timandahaff" wrote in message
. ..


Reposted from alt.true-crime

Man allegedly attacks snowboarding teenager for accidentally running
into his daughter:

http://tinyurl.com/dppxs



I too would want to beat the crap out of someone who put my child at risk
through their behavior choices.

By _running over your kid's skis_? If so, seems to me that you've got a
dangerously expansive definition of "putting your child at risk".



Uh, no. The skis aren't the point. The point is the behavior choices that
caused a collision or near collision in the first place. I'm sure you're
aware of the countless serious knee injuries that occur just getting off
the lift when someone gets their skis trapped by the other passenger. So to
play down the collision or near collision or just the skis ignores the
possible damage.

But you have to get a grip and distinguish between a parent's
neverending nightmare of "possible damage", and what actually happened
-- and also, understand that people (and that includes children) incur
certain risks when they go into certain areas, and that if a parent
isn't comfortable with that risk ("my kid coulda been killed!"), it's
the parent's job to keep their kid out of that situation. To feel the
urge to batter another person over something that _might_ have happened,
but didn't, and that was most likely a "people in a crowded area/I zig
and you zag and we bump into one another" thing is...not a healthy
reaction. That level of risk is something that your child will be
exposed to as part of going skiing with other people around, or doing
anything with a crowd of other people around. If a parent feels the
urge to "beat the crap out of" others who don't treat their child like
Waterford crystal and put themselves out to create a zone of protective
space around the child that no one else has, it's the parent who needs
an adjust.

With that said in response to your concern about the importance of running
over skis, sometimes when it's crowded, stuff happens, even with good
behavior choices, and each situation requires a different read and none
require violence as a response.

No, and a responsible person does something about the violent urge
before it turns into violent actions.

Mary Malmros wrote:



Bryan wrote:

"Olaf Timandahaff" wrote in message
...

Reposted from alt.true-crime

Man allegedly attacks snowboarding teenager for accidentally running
into his daughter:

http://tinyurl.com/dppxs



I too would want to beat the crap out of someone who put my child at risk
through their behavior choices.

By _running over your kid's skis_? If so, seems to me that you've got a
dangerously expansive definition of "putting your child at risk".

You left out the part about his resisting the tempation.

All of us get evil thoughts in our heads from time to time. The difference
between good and evil people is that the good people resist the tempation.

--
Before Heading to the Hills Head to The Wisconsin Skier:
http://www.wi-ski.com/

Hank Sniadoch wrote:
Mark A Framness wrote:

Mary Malmros wrote:



Bryan wrote:


"Olaf Timandahaff" wrote in message
...


Reposted from alt.true-crime

Man allegedly attacks snowboarding teenager for accidentally running
into his daughter:

http://tinyurl.com/dppxs



I too would want to beat the crap out of someone who put my child at
risk
through their behavior choices.


By _running over your kid's skis_? If so, seems to me that you've got a
dangerously expansive definition of "putting your child at risk".



You left out the part about his resisting the tempation.
All of us get evil thoughts in our heads from time to time. The
difference
between good and evil people is that the good people resist the
tempation.

BS. Good people should kick the crap out of bad people.

Only a bad person would say that, so I'm coming to kick the crap out of
you.

Errm...

"Hank Sniadoch" wrote in message
...
Mark A Framness wrote:
Mary Malmros wrote:



Bryan wrote:


"Olaf Timandahaff" wrote in message
.. .


Reposted from alt.true-crime

Man allegedly attacks snowboarding teenager for accidentally running
into his daughter:

http://tinyurl.com/dppxs



I too would want to beat the crap out of someone who put my child at
risk
through their behavior choices.

By _running over your kid's skis_? If so, seems to me that you've got a
dangerously expansive definition of "putting your child at risk".


You left out the part about his resisting the tempation. All of us get
evil thoughts in our heads from time to time. The difference
between good and evil people is that the good people resist the
tempation.

BS. Good people should kick the crap out of bad people.

I couldn't agree with you more. I'd love to meet you in person and take
your advice: all you'd have to do is spew your **** in person.
You or any of your friends here. You know, your fellow gutless cowards who
have never had the balls to follow up on your threats.




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"BrritSki" wrote in message
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Hank Sniadoch wrote:
Mark A Framness wrote:

Mary Malmros wrote:



Bryan wrote:


"Olaf Timandahaff" wrote in message
...


Reposted from alt.true-crime

Man allegedly attacks snowboarding teenager for accidentally running
into his daughter:

http://tinyurl.com/dppxs



I too would want to beat the crap out of someone who put my child at
risk
through their behavior choices.


By _running over your kid's skis_? If so, seems to me that you've got
a
dangerously expansive definition of "putting your child at risk".



You left out the part about his resisting the tempation.
All of us get evil thoughts in our heads from time to time. The
difference
between good and evil people is that the good people resist the
tempation.

BS. Good people should kick the crap out of bad people.

Only a bad person would say that, so I'm coming to kick the crap out of
you.

Errm...

I'm calling the cops. By your insane logic, you should be prosecuted for
that statement.
The stratospheric irony of these assholes never ceases to amaze me.




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"Mark A Framness" wrote in message
...
Mary Malmros wrote:



Bryan wrote:

"Olaf Timandahaff" wrote in message
...

Reposted from alt.true-crime

Man allegedly attacks snowboarding teenager for accidentally running
into his daughter:

http://tinyurl.com/dppxs



I too would want to beat the crap out of someone who put my child at
risk
through their behavior choices.

By _running over your kid's skis_? If so, seems to me that you've got a
dangerously expansive definition of "putting your child at risk".

You left out the part about his resisting the tempation.

All of us get evil thoughts in our heads from time to time. The difference
between good and evil people is that the good people resist the tempation.

Clue time, you stupid dumb****. Good people don't hang out on rsa. They
don't hang out with evil people. They object to evil acts. They are
repulsed by evil deeds.
You would not understand, asshole.




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