Football Adrian Peterson Indicted - Page 38

**doomy3** · 09-12-2014, 03:17 PM

Reckless/negligent injury to a child. Indicted.

This league may not be able to sustain too many more of these black eyes. It's a mess.

Mama Hip Rockets · 09-14-2014, 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Bufkin

If it's effective, who are you, me, or anybody else to call it abuse? I worked with a guy back in Moberly who would shove a finger up his son's ass each time he had anything worse than a C on his report card. If he came home with 2 D's and an F, that's 3 fingers (and this was a big dude). Does that sound hideous and disgusting? Absolutely. Did the kid ever get anything worse than a C after this rule was implemented? Not a chance.

I'm not saying it's morally right or wrong, but does it make the child because of it? Think about that for a second.

WTF?

**BigRedChief** · 09-14-2014, 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Simply Red

My dad used to stab me to death with an ice pick. I was a good kid.

He doesn't seem to be a nice man.

WhiteWhale · 09-14-2014, 08:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Bufkin

If it's effective, who are you, me, or anybody else to call it abuse? I worked with a guy back in Moberly who would shove a finger up his son's ass each time he had anything worse than a C on his report card. If he came home with 2 D's and an F, that's 3 fingers (and this was a big dude). Does that sound hideous and disgusting? Absolutely. Did the kid ever get anything worse than a C after this rule was implemented? Not a chance.

I'm not saying it's morally right or wrong, but does it make the child because of it? Think about that for a second.

I'd say penetrating an unwilling child's rectum is abuse. Unequivocally.

Pretty sure that's child molestation. I'd hate to think how he 'punished' his daughter.

Why Not? · 09-14-2014, 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by WhiteWhale

I'd say sticking a finger up an unwilling child's rectum is abuse. Unequivocally.

It's actually sexual abuse, which in most states is illegal to not report if your aware of it happening to a minor. Some people will post anything on the internet.

WhiteWhale · 09-14-2014, 08:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Why Not?

It's actually sexual abuse, which in most states is illegal to not report if your aware of it happening to a minor. Some people will post anything on the internet.

Post was edited to reflect prior to seeing this, but yes... people will post anything on the internet.

KCChiefsfan1234 · 09-14-2014, 08:15 AM

Surely he is just messing with us. If it is true, his friend is one sick Mo Fo and should be arrested.

displacedinMN · 09-14-2014, 08:15 AM

Two articles in todays paper

I did not copy the whole thing. It is a pain on the cheap chromebooks the school bought us.

Peterson may be done in the NFL
http://www.startribune.com/local/275011391.html

Petersons discipline was intergenerational tranmission
http://www.startribune.com/sports/vi...275022621.html

'Hamas' Jenkins · 09-14-2014, 08:21 AM

An important excerpt from the Star Tribune article:

Surprise charge?

Grant, the Texas prosecutor, flatly denied widespread media reports Friday that a Texas grand jury last week initially had decided not to indict Peterson.

“It was not shopped around to multiple grand juries,” he said.

But the indictment seemed to catch by surprise Peterson’s lawyer, Rusty Hardin, who recently left the country on vacation.

Peterson’s cooperation with police, and his lawyer’s statements saying that the running back was simply treating his child the same way Peterson himself was disciplined at a young age, seemed to suggest an emerging legal defense. Hardin didn’t dispute reports indicating that Peterson had whipped his son with a “switch,” a tree branch stripped of its leaves.

Michael McCann, the founding director of the New Hampshire-based Sports and Entertainment Law Institute, said Texas is generally more permissive than other states when it comes to spanking or striking children for disciplinary reasons. But he quickly added that the child’s age — Peterson’s son is 4 — and the severity of the boy’s welts pose problems for Peterson in Texas, too.

McCann also said that the episode that allegedly led to the whipping, a scuffle between two small children over a video game, also would be in play in court. Prosecutors, he said, are likely to argue that “a child could not have known at age 4” that fighting over a video game could lead to such a severe whipping.

“This is a 4-year-old boy who got into an argument over a video game,” said McCann. “His age is a key factor.”

**BigRedChief** · 09-14-2014, 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Bufkin

If it's effective, who are you, me, or anybody else to call it abuse? I worked with a guy back in Moberly who would shove a finger up his son's ass each time he had anything worse than a C on his report card. If he came home with 2 D's and an F, that's 3 fingers (and this was a big dude). Does that sound hideous and disgusting? Absolutely. Did the kid ever get anything worse than a C after this rule was implemented? Not a chance.

I'm not saying it's morally right or wrong, but does it make the child because of it? Think about that for a second.

I hope that this is trolling.

**PHOG** · 09-14-2014, 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Bufkin

If it's effective, who are you, me, or anybody else to call it abuse? I worked with a guy back in Moberly who would shove a finger up his son's ass each time he had anything worse than a C on his report card. If he came home with 2 D's and an F, that's 3 fingers (and this was a big dude). Does that sound hideous and disgusting? Absolutely. Did the kid ever get anything worse than a C after this rule was implemented? Not a chance.

I'm not saying it's morally right or wrong, but does it make the child because of it? Think about that for a second.

Saccopoo · 09-14-2014, 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO

And my dad whooped me plenty too, but at least he had a reason.
Posted via Mobile Device

Which probably explains why you believe it's completely acceptable to beat your own child.

I'm sorry, but you've spanked a nine year old girl 20 times?

Our society tells us that it's unacceptable to beat women, but beating a little girl sends the right message?

What kind of child is so unruly that they are deemed to be deserving of being physically beaten 20 times by the time that they are just nine years old? And wouldn't this then be a direct reflection on your parenting abilities, or a lack thereof, that your child was acting out with such frequency to the point of requiring such a severe punishment?

I would imagine that the threat of violence against a child loses it's impact after a certain amount of applications. To illustrate this, you yourself said that your child actually said she deserved to be physically punished and asked for it. That's a removal of any type of fear of such a perceived corrective action.

Saccopoo · 09-14-2014, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Bufkin

If it's effective, who are you, me, or anybody else to call it abuse? I worked with a guy back in Moberly who would shove a finger up his son's ass each time he had anything worse than a C on his report card. If he came home with 2 D's and an F, that's 3 fingers (and this was a big dude). Does that sound hideous and disgusting? Absolutely. Did the kid ever get anything worse than a C after this rule was implemented? Not a chance.

I'm not saying it's morally right or wrong, but does it make the child because of it? Think about that for a second.

I'd be prepared to start answering some questions from a representative of the Missouri Department of Social Services if I were you.

**Bufkin** · 09-14-2014, 08:44 AM

Obviously my post was a joke. I think the backwoods inbreds who defend Peterson because "that's the way we did it back in the 50's!" are equally stupid. Blacks were also required to drink from different water fountains, but that doesn't mean it's permissible in today's society. Welcome to 2014.

**BigRedChief** · 09-14-2014, 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Bufkin

Obviously my post was a joke. I think the backwoods inbreds who defend Peterson because "that's the way we did it back in the 50's!" are equally stupid. Blacks were also required to drink from different water fountains, but that doesn't mean it's permissible in today's society. Welcome to 2014.

I'll add another disclaimer. While I've never met a man who finger****ed their child's asshole as a punishment, I did date a girl my freshman year of college who enjoyed it. Since it was done with consent, I think I should be good to go. Confirmation from our internet lawyers in this thread would be a-okay.

Trolling the board with a friend got butt ****ed by his Dad was not a good choice. Especially for a n00b. We have no idea whether its humor or not.

Now, for who knows how long, me and others are no longer going to trust what you say or take seriously your words or posts.

Saccopoo · 09-14-2014, 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Bufkin

If you read my post and took it literally, you're a ****ing reerun. There are no exceptions.

You posted this in a thread on child abuse:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bufkin

If it's effective, who are you, me, or anybody else to call it abuse? I worked with a guy back in Moberly who would shove a finger up his son's ass each time he had anything worse than a C on his report card. If he came home with 2 D's and an F, that's 3 fingers (and this was a big dude). Does that sound hideous and disgusting? Absolutely. Did the kid ever get anything worse than a C after this rule was implemented? Not a chance.

I'm not saying it's morally right or wrong, but does it make the child because of it? Think about that for a second.

Where is the joke?

Where is the "Ha ha...that was funny, wasn't it?"

There isn't any thing funny about what you posted whatsoever. Nothing.

Sorry, but if you were joking, you will need to explain how funny you were trying to be to the proper authorities now.

09-12-2014, 03:17 PM
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'Hamas' Jenkins Now you've pissed me off! Join Date: Jan 2006 Casino cash: $7239572	An important excerpt from the Star Tribune article: Surprise charge? Grant, the Texas prosecutor, flatly denied widespread media reports Friday that a Texas grand jury last week initially had decided not to indict Peterson. “It was not shopped around to multiple grand juries,” he said. But the indictment seemed to catch by surprise Peterson’s lawyer, Rusty Hardin, who recently left the country on vacation. Peterson’s cooperation with police, and his lawyer’s statements saying that the running back was simply treating his child the same way Peterson himself was disciplined at a young age, seemed to suggest an emerging legal defense. Hardin didn’t dispute reports indicating that Peterson had whipped his son with a “switch,” a tree branch stripped of its leaves. Michael McCann, the founding director of the New Hampshire-based Sports and Entertainment Law Institute, said Texas is generally more permissive than other states when it comes to spanking or striking children for disciplinary reasons. But he quickly added that the child’s age — Peterson’s son is 4 — and the severity of the boy’s welts pose problems for Peterson in Texas, too. McCann also said that the episode that allegedly led to the whipping, a scuffle between two small children over a video game, also would be in play in court. Prosecutors, he said, are likely to argue that “a child could not have known at age 4” that fighting over a video game could lead to such a severe whipping. “This is a 4-year-old boy who got into an argument over a video game,” said McCann. “His age is a key factor.” __________________ "When the Know-Nothings get control, it will read 'all men are created equal, except negroes, and foreigners, and Catholics.' When it comes to this I should prefer emigrating to some country where they make no pretense of loving liberty – to Russia, for instance, where despotism can be taken pure, and without the base alloy of hypocrisy.”--Abraham Lincoln
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