May be going to jail for awhile

[WilliamTheIrish]

Originally Posted by TheGuardian

That I'd beat the hell out of a guy for touching my kids?

Sorry man but I'm a destroyer of worlds when it comes to my family. I would gladly go to prison for killing or maiming anyone that hurt or tried to hurt any of my family members. That isn't tough guy talk, that's just me.

Not that. That you think nobody else on the board would do the same thing. It's not the beatdown that I criticize, but the fact that grown adults, the people that are on this earth to keep kids OUT of these situations are the very ones who put them IN the situation.

Dude, I was raised with 11 brothers and sisters in a 3 bedroom house. There were more fights inside the house than outside. Nobody wanted 7 brothers showing up at their door. I raised my own kids and never put them in an environment where that could happen. That's what I'm trying to impart in this thread.

I work in a Children's Hospital. I see what happens to these kids every day when good, stable parents get taken out of a kid's life. I think MTG may have caused more harm for himself and his kids by wailing on this POS than if he had taken the approach of using the law to his advantage now and then waiting for the chance to put the physical beatdown the guy when the time was absolutely right.

There's a very good chance DFS takes them, and puts them in foster care. And believe me, that's more of a meat grinder than you'd ever want to know. Or they reward the nutty bitch with full custody while he gets grilled by DFS for months until they deem him fit to be a parent again.

Either way, I just hope the guy hasn't harmed his chances to be the full time legal custodian of these kids. But maybe that's not such a good idea either.

[2112]

Originally Posted by WilliamTheIrish

Not that. That you think nobody else on the board would do the same thing. It's not the beatdown that I criticize, but the fact that grown adults, the people that are on this earth to keep kids OUT of these situations are the very ones who put them IN the situation.

Dude, I was raised with 11 brothers and sisters in a 3 bedroom house. There were more fights inside the house than outside. Nobody wanted 7 brothers showing up at their door. I raised my own kids and never put them in an environment where that could happen. That's what I'm trying to impart in this thread.

I work in a Children's Hospital. I see what happens to these kids every day when good, stable parents get taken out of a kid's life. I think MTG may have caused more harm for himself and his kids by wailing on this POS than if he had taken the approach of using the law to his advantage now and then waiting for the chance to put the physical beatdown the guy when the time was absolutely right.

There's a very good chance DFS takes them, and puts them in foster care. And believe me, that's more of a meat grinder than you'd ever want to know. Or they reward the nutty bitch with full custody while he gets grilled by DFS for months until they deem him fit to be a parent again.

Either way, I just hope the guy hasn't harmed his chances to be the full time legal custodian of these kids. But maybe that's not such a good idea either.

Holy shit, William grew up like the Waltons. I envy you.

[WilliamTheIrish]

Originally Posted by D2112

Holy shit, William grew up like the Waltons. I envy you.

Not the Waltons by any stretch,( they had a big house) but it was an upbringing that every kid should experience. All those brothers and sisters and to this day we are as thick as thieves. My Dad was a Marine who fought on the islands of Saipan and Tinian. He was prone to a little PTSD and on occasion had a few too many beers. Could be a real load to handle when he got riled up.

He taught us what many people in this thread advocate: Take care of your own. And while several of my siblings had poor marriages that resulted in divorce, not one time did any of them end up putting kids in a bad situation, like MTG and former wife or whatever.

That's what causes me the greatest amount of grief in this thread.