OldTimeHockey
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Perhaps they feel he's been suspended enough considering his 4 year suspension from IIHF for testing positive for cocaine.
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Nik said:https://twitter.com/SEllisHockey/status/1583111760579436545
So maybe it's just me but I don't see what's so terribly exciting about teams wearing the Jerseys they wore 25 years ago. Like, some of these are nice and some are sort of terrible but mostly it just seems like wearing throwbacks which teams have been doing in some form or fashion kind of non-stop?
That's too bad for him. Unfortunate he can't stay healthy.herman said:https://twitter.com/nhlblackhawks/status/1584204741009379328
Heroic Shrimp said:Seattle beat Colorado 3-2, outshooting the Avalanche 38-20.
herman said:https://twitter.com/iancmclaren/status/1588587992536567815
I am now a fan of Bruins players.
And there were multiple teams on this lmao
The issue in this case was this bullying went on for years and from my understanding the kid still hasn't apologized to the victim... 14 year olds know right from wrong...using the N word was bad enough but making him eat a candy from the urinal is one example of inexcusable.WhatIfGodWasALeaf said:herman said:https://twitter.com/iancmclaren/status/1588587992536567815
I am now a fan of Bruins players.
And there were multiple teams on this lmao
I've worked extensively in Special Education for close to a decade, at both the middle and high school level, I say that to let you know I've spent a lot of time around this type of thing and am not without empathy for the victim here. I also have a neuro-divergent son and the rage I'd feel if this happened to him would be palpable.
However, when did we as a society decide that children had to be beaten in the public square to the point that their whole life is ruined for a mistake they made at 13 or 14?
What this young man did was heinous, but it was 6 years ago when he was a child. Without further example of this type of behavior and understanding that he has taken steps to apologize, learn and improve as a person, why is there so much vitriol towards him?
This is the worst part of social media in my opinion, no mistake is ever forgotten, nothing is a learning opportunity. You make a mistake, you're human garbage forever, it's so harsh.
WhatIfGodWasALeaf said:However, when did we as a society decide that children had to be beaten in the public square to the point that their whole life is ruined for a mistake they made at 13 or 14?
What this young man did was heinous, but it was 6 years ago when he was a child. Without further example of this type of behavior and understanding that he has taken steps to apologize, learn and improve as a person, why is there so much vitriol towards him?
This is the worst part of social media in my opinion, no mistake is ever forgotten, nothing is a learning opportunity. You make a mistake, you're human garbage forever, it's so harsh.
WhatIfGodWasALeaf said:However, when did we as a society decide that children had to be beaten in the public square to the point that their whole life is ruined for a mistake they made at 13 or 14?