'15 MI QB Jayru Campbell (WWE Verbal)

[ThePiombino]

Because Bogtrotter wanted to show us how enlightened and progressive he was, relative to the cretin masses who found a HS student that assaults security guards and starts fights in handshake lines to be worthy of jokes/derision. Obviously, everyone who found the need to make jokes or comments about either the individual or his uncouth action is a frothing racist. The only appropriate reaction on an internet message board was sympathy for the environmental factors that clearly led to such actions. Really, Jayru is the victim.

This made me smile. Would rep you, but I'm on my phone.

 

[Kaneyoufeelit]

I am thoroughly confused how this incident became about race

Because Huntr took the bait. He's new. He didn't know any better.

 

[Huntr]

Because Huntr took the bait. He's new. He didn't know any better.

Eh, sorta. I've lurked here since before the Tuitt-Lynch class signed a few yrs ago. Just decided to start posting.

 

[ginman]

At what point does people not be accountable for their actions? I don't care what type of environment this guys comes from. Society has rules. He broke them by assaulting two people. Maybe if he would have had his butt tore up as a child he would not act this way. But to make excuses for his actions, or to turn it in to something other than what it really is, well.. is quite frankly BS.

I'm guessing that not having his butt tore up as a child is not this guy's problem. I'm guessing more likely that he learned if you are bigger you can resort to violence to solve your problems. - Not sure how we think it is a good idea to hit children as a way to teach them not to hit!

 

[Bubbles]

My crystal ball is telling me for the next 3-4 years Jayru will be taking his talents to soap-on-a-roap U.

 

[T Town Tommy]

I'm guessing that not having his butt tore up as a child is not this guy's problem. I'm guessing more likely that he learned if you are bigger you can resort to violence to solve your problems. - Not sure how we think it is a good idea to hit children as a way to teach them not to hit!

First off... welcome.

Now to the second.... spanking me worked and I turned out ok. Unless you count that I am a Bama fan on an Irish board. Some of my friends out here will argue that is what's wrong with me.

 

[irishog77]

Because Bogtrotter wanted to show us how enlightened and progressive he was, relative to the cretin masses who found a HS student that assaults security guards and starts fights in handshake lines to be worthy of jokes/derision. Obviously, everyone who found the need to make jokes or comments about either the individual or his uncouth action is a frothing racist. The only appropriate reaction on an internet message board was sympathy for the environmental factors that clearly led to such actions. Really, Jayru is the victim.

Isn't there a word for people who do things like this on the internet and this site?

 

[greyhammer90]

First off... welcome.

Now to the second.... spanking me worked and I turned out ok. Unless you count that I am a Bama fan on an Irish board. Some of my friends out here will argue that is what's wrong with me.

I was spanked as a kid too and turned out Ok. But I think that is probably because our parents were good parents in other ways. When I was going into college I thought for sure that I would use that kind of punishment on my kid because that's what my parents did to me and I was a good kid. But I've read too much on child psychology and too many studies that show that it really doesn't work as intended to do that now. It actually probably worked against my parents otherwise fine parenting.

 

[ginman]

Thanks- I think a lot of people turned out ok despite being spanked, including myself. I choose not to spank my children because for me it sends the wrong message. I think problems can be resolved with people we care about without hitting them. I also understand and accept that others disagree with me. In this case I don't think Jayru was lacking for violence in his environment.

 

[greyhammer90]

Isn't there a word for people who do things like this on the internet and this site?

Classic "White Knight" behavior.

 

[irishog77]

Does anybody think that Oklahoma State kid got spanked by Lisa Ann?

 

[NDBoiler]

Does anybody think that Oklahoma State kid got spanked by Lisa Ann?

 

[IrishLion]

spanking me worked and I turned out ok. Unless you count that I am a Bama fan on an Irish board. Some of my friends out here will argue that is what's wrong with me.

For me it wasn't even the spanking (I can only recall one good butt-whooping)... it was the threat of being spanked. My father was a boxer so I was always terrified of sending him off the deep end haha. He's a tremendous man and let me have plenty of fun and get into a bit of trouble even. But if I was being disrespectful, talking back, or not being considerate of others, I knew to beware the wrath.

 

[Irish#1]

How can you possibly even come close to knowing anything about what these children's parent's do and don't do or how much they care and in what manner care is displayed? A couple of youtube videos? I hope to god I am not judged on a 30 second youtube video.

It's really not that difficult. First the Omaha video. If that's not his parents, then it is probably his brother and sister doing that. But let's say it's at a babysitters. Unless the parents have their heads in the sand, they have a pretty good idea that these people in the video have a habit of speaking the lingo.

As far as Campbell, we have two incidents recorded of these type of actions and outbursts. Given what we know, there is a strong likely-hood that he's done this more than what has been recorded. His parents have to know.

One of my sons had an outburst after a wrestling match. Nothing physical, just said the F word because he lost. He was automatically disqualified from the tournament for this. I grabbed his arm and lead him directly to the locker room where he received an earful of my parenting. I then went and got his coach, the opposing coach, his opponent and the ref and made him apologize to each of them. I never had a problem with his sportsmanship again.

 

[irishtrooper]

I know it may sound weird, but I actually make my kids do pushups when they act up. I even make them "buy" minutes on their devices with pushups. They are a great exercise and they really do not enjoy them. However, both of my girls and my boy think twice before talking back knowing they will have to do a difficult exercise.

 

[Cackalacky]

It's really not that difficult. First the Omaha video. If that's not his parents, then it is probably his brother and sister doing that. But let's say it's at a babysitters. Unless the parents have their heads in the sand, they have a pretty good idea that these people in the video have a habit of speaking the lingo.

You are projecting. You know nothing of that kids family, only what you saw in a 30 second video. Can you control what your kids see and hear when you are not around?

As far as Campbell, we have two incidents recorded of these type of actions and outbursts. Given what we know, there is a strong likely-hood that he's done this more than what has been recorded. His parents have to know.

Two recorded incidents does not a pattern make. You are only inferring and know nothing of what his upbringing is like.

One of my sons had an outburst after a wrestling match. Nothing physical, just said the F word because he lost. He was automatically disqualified from the tournament for this. I grabbed his arm and lead him directly to the locker room where he received an earful of my parenting. I then went and got his coach, the opposing coach, his opponent and the ref and made him apologize to each of them. I never had a problem with his sportsmanship again.

That is your response which seems appropriate to you (and also how I handle my child as well). Other parents would have kicked the crap out of him. Others would have laughed it off and done little. Who is right? Who is wrong? Who is to say? Some kids don't respond to strongly worded rebukes. Some kids rebel against ass kickings. Again, you have no idea what this kids parents believe or how they brought him up. Its not 100% a parents fault for the failures of their children.

I am not condoning his actions and I am definitely not trying to attack you or anyone else. Kid needs an attitude adjustment for sure.

 

[NDBoiler]

I know it may sound weird, but I actually make my kids do pushups when they act up. I even make them "buy" minutes on their devices with pushups. They are a great exercise and they really do not enjoy them. However, both of my girls and my boy think twice before talking back knowing they will have to do a difficult exercise.

I like it, gonna give that a shot

 

[Cackalacky]

I know it may sound weird, but I actually make my kids do pushups when they act up. I even make them "buy" minutes on their devices with pushups. They are a great exercise and they really do not enjoy them. However, both of my girls and my boy think twice before talking back knowing they will have to do a difficult exercise.

My kid has to do squat thrusts when he acts up at karate. Its just annoying enough that all I have to do is remind him what he will have to do if he acts up in class. LOL.

 

[irishog77]

I'll never make my kids do pushups. No way would I ever want them strong enough to body slam a security guard.

Y'all are a bunch of enablers.

 

[Irish#1]

You are projecting. You know nothing of that kids family, only what you saw in a 30 second video. Can you control what your kids see and hear when you are not around?

Two recorded incidents does not a pattern make. You are only inferring and know nothing of what his upbringing is like.

That is your response which seems appropriate to you (and also how I handle my child as well). Other parents would have kicked the crap out of him. Others would have laughed it off and done little. Who is right? Who is wrong? Who is to say? Some kids don't respond to strongly worded rebukes. Some kids rebel against ass kickings. Again, you have no idea what this kids parents believe or how they brought him up. Its not 100% a parents fault for the failures of their children.

I am not condoning his actions and I am definitely not trying to attack you or anyone else. Kid needs an attitude adjustment for sure.

I feel I'm closer to being right with my opinion than you think I am, but that's okay. I know you're not attacking me and I fully understand what you're saying.

 

[Cackalacky]

I'll never make my kids do pushups. No way would I ever want them strong enough to body slam a security guard.

Y'all are a bunch of enablers.

Irish troopers house:

 

[irishtrooper]

I'll never make my kids do pushups. No way would I ever want them strong enough to body slam a security guard.

Y'all are a bunch of enablers.

Uh oh, never even thought of that. It really does work though. My twelve year old has been on the program for about 10 weeks and her strength and attitude has improved tremendously. Another benefit is that she uses her time wisely on her devices because it is earned. My 14 year old has been doing this for over a year and I believe it played a part in her being brought up to varsity soccer and basketball through improving her strength.

 

[Jebediah Springfield]

You guys are looking at the race all wrong.

There is obviously some white blood in him. He could potentially be descended from Strom Thurmond.

Might explain his anger issues.

 

[Cackalacky]

I feel I'm closer to being right with my opinion than you think I am, but that's okay. I know you're not attacking me and I fully understand what you're saying.

Thats fine. I have seen family members do much worse in front of me and had numerous friends whose family was way messed up and we turned out reasonably well adjusted. I am glad that youtube was not around while I was doing my thing. I had my "times" and there was not a thing anyone could do about it but me.

 

[Whiskeyjack]

Pfft. These bloodless milquetoast parenting techniques are one of many reasons why Western Civilization is crumbling around us. It's time to bring back the Spartan Agoge.

Conform or die. Very simple class system as well-- Citizen-solider, mother and serf.

 

[zelezo vlk]

Idk about you man, but I like going back and living in my own home at night.

 

[Cackalacky]

Pfft. These bloodless milquetoast parenting techniques are one of many reasons why Western Civilization is crumbling around us. It's time to bring back the Spartan Agoge.

Conform or die. Very simple class system as well-- Citizen-solider, mother and serf.

Where were the nerds?

 

[phgreek]

a footnote...

This kid is no Everet Golson...he has been blessed with receivers...

THE baller for cass tech this year was Mike Weber. And HE IS going to suit up for a DI team (looks like Sparty)...he seems something special.

 

[Whiskeyjack]

Where were the nerds?

In the senate or splattered on the rocks at the bottom of some Lacedonian cliff.

 

[Cackalacky]