School security gaurd puts the beats on female student

[Luke Cage]

nikka just lost his job.

if he gets fired for that, he could easily sue. You have a right to defend yourself against assault. and the video clearly showed him trying to de-escalate.
Plus as a security officer he is not expected to flee from a threat either but to pursue it and render it harmless. He made no mistakes in this confrontation. Just because she turned around after attacking him doesn't mean the confrontation is over,
If you don't believe watch any similiar video of a police officer getting punched and then the suspect fleeing after, They don't charge it to the game. they pursue and beat you down until you comply.

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

The same demons some of ya'll are cosigning grow up to think shyt is sweet.

I was literally having a conversation yesterday with a guy who works in the same building I do. He said he liked his job but wasn't use to arguing or having conversations. He was use to just fighting to settle disagreements.

Mind you, this is a grown man; probably around 25 or 26 years old.

People need to learn early to keep their hands to themselves and sometimes that requires getting their ass whipping.

 

[EarlyEarly]

That girl doesn't have any friends? Everybody holding phones. Nobody diffusing anything.

 

[Micky Mikey]

That's gotta be an odd feeling of being damn near 50 and being held back by teenagers

 

[Atlrocafella]

if the Young boys didn’t stop him he was about to put that girl in the hospital.

 

[DaKidFromNoWhere]

walk up like you want the smoke and run away when the smoke comes back at you mixed brehettes lmao

breh still had demon time in his eyes when they were holdin' him back

That was a funny promo Trips was heated lol

 

[FTBS]

The same demons some of ya'll are cosigning grow up to think shyt is sweet.

I was literally having a conversation yesterday with a guy who works in the same building I do. He said he liked his job but wasn't use to arguing or having conversations. He was use to just fighting to settle disagreements.

Mind you, this is a grown man; probably around 25 or 26 years old.

People need to learn early to keep their hands to themselves and sometimes that requires getting their ass whipping.

And this is the issue. What has this girl been exposed to and allowed to do that would make her think it is ok to swing in a grown man? And if she swinging on grown men in HS, what is she gonna be doing at 22?

If you dont raise your kids right, which includes establishing that actions have consequences and you cant just do what you want and be safe, they will go out into the world thinking shyt is sweet and get themselves fukked up. I'll go so far as to say that is parental neglect. How the fukk is your kid in HS thinking they can swing on security guards?

Even the grown ass Full Force dudes hit the when the security guard came through in House Party.

 

[Yinny]

That’s one of those she probably been fukking with him or the staff all year but of course he’s wrong.

 

[FukkaPaidEmail]

The man did go overboard….but that young lady learned a valuable lesson . Keep your hands to yourself . There has been a seismic shift towards not accepting violence from young women . This is not the past…Young women themselves will tell your that if a woman puts a hand on you she deserves whatever is coming back…gender be damned . This is the environment they are being raised in .

This was not a 10-11 year old child . She is old enough to understand consequences.. when you hit those late teen years that whole “I’m just a child” shyt goes straight out the window. If a young man steals your whip…he’s not a young child ,if a teen engages in assault…he’s or she is no longer a child in need of being shielded from consequences. It may seem cold to those who do not work with them….but those that do understand


Our generation has solftly raised a society full of weak emotional boys and violent hot headed girls..we are to blame. It’s time to stop coddling

 

[Grifter]

He needed to have better constraint doing that job, and she hopefully has learned some valuable lessons. Keep your hands to yourself and especially don't put them on an adult in a position of power and a man and not expect repercussions.

 

[Treblemaka]

Whole heartedly agree that you gotta have self control as a grown man. Totally agree that the expectations for the adult authority are higher than those for a kid. Legally and job wise he got no leg to stand on.

However, an all time pugilist, philosopher, podcaster, big cat breeder, and stage performer once said..."Everybody got a plan until they get hit in the face". Its easy to say what someone should or shouldn't do in a situation. Getting punched in the face is getting punched in the face and you are gonna react to that. The adult gotta be better but taking a punch to the face in stride with no reaction is too much ask of anyone.

And just because the adult has more responsibility doesn't mean the kid has carte blanche to do whatever. Its a two way street. Authority figures are held to a higher standard of behavior and supposed to set an example and the kids are supposed to be respectful and follow and not punch them in the face. Both parties have a responsibility to hold up their end.

Youre quoting King Crashout aka Mike Tyson, a professional prize fighter, who attended Donald Trumps last inauguration for justification on poor impulse control?

Okay, breh.

Perhaps the problem is, we don't recognize that childhood ends at 12-13 for many people. For some it may be even younger. After that, I guess they are young adults.

Listen, I worked with troubled youth. Youth that had been arrested and placed in programs. THESE ARE NOT CHILDREN!!! They know EXACTLY what they are doing. And they know they will be protected for doing their fukk shid. In other words they are gaming the system!

Ive worked with troubled kids on and off for almost 15 years (delinquents, kids with incarcerated parents, kids with criminal records) . If a 13 year old non-genius level can consistently outsmart an adult with a 10+ year life head start on them, then maybe they shouldnt be helping children. Your argument is the same one Hillary Clinton used for "super predators".

I will agree that he lost control and went overboard. He didn't have to keep chasing her to drop bombs on her. One or two punches and she would have shrunk.

So while he went TOOO far...I do side with him blasting her in the mouth as a reaction. And that's the problem: He will get fired for just ONE hit.

We have to reel our kids back, and reinstill the fear of God in them for fighting or even talking to an adult in a certain manner.

Are you perfectly okay with your 14 year old child being punched hard by an adult man who is trained to manage security in a school because she swung at him? And if so at one age is it no longer okay to get punch by an adult when youre not a threat to him. Is 12 old enough, how about 8? I dont think most parents are. He could've pushed her, but he didn't. He'd probably still have a job if he did.

If you were in your front yard and your 14 year old daughter swung at you and you punched her, CPS would be at your house within a week. Most people aren't okay with children being hit by adults ESPECIALLY when they aren't a threat.

 

[Umoja]

About 10 years ago, a 15 year old squared up to me. I forget the reason but I remember lamenting that I wasn't 10 years younger before walking away.

There might be valid reasons to throw several haymakers at a teenager, but they're not evident on the facts.

I can't condone that. Some of you need to grow up.

 

[Dzali OG]

Ive worked with troubled kids on and off for almost 15 years (delinquents, kids with incarcerated parents, kids with criminal records) . If a 13 year old non-genius level can consistently outsmart an adult with a 10+ year life head start on them, then maybe they shouldnt be helping children. Your argument is the same one Hillary Clinton used for "super predators".



Are you perfectly okay with your 14 year old child being punched hard by an adult man who is trained to manage security in a school because she swung at him? And if so at one age is it no longer okay to get punch by an adult when youre not a threat to him. Is 12 old enough, how about 8? I dont think most parents are. He could've pushed her, but he didn't. He'd probably still have a job if he did.

If you were in your front yard and your 14 year old daughter swung at you and you punched her, CPS would be at your house within a week. Most people aren't okay with children being hit by adults ESPECIALLY when they aren't a threat.

The kids aren't outsmarting the people working with them, they're outsmarting the system. They're taking advantage of a system that's protecting them. And you know the sign they're taking advantage: they know the rules of what you can and can't do BETTER than you. And they'll taunt you about what you can't do.

My 14 year old daughter will never swing on a grown man! She know from experience at home and what kids previously knew from instinct, that its a huge no to fight adults.

But let's say my daughter did fight a man and he knocked the hell outta her. Of course im going want my issue with him. That's on my personal level. But as a whole...it won't happen if we eliminate the atmosphere that has children thinking they can fight adults.

If we do that we will not have to worry about decent kids getting beat up by adults.

 

[Arizax2]

Start a go fund me brah

 

[Still Benefited]

Working with kids now is an exercise in futility. I worked at DJJ for 1 month before cussing everyone out and quitting.

Kids are taking advantage that adults aren't supposed to fight them. They know exactly what they are doing. They will get in your face, cuss you out, and hit you. Soon as you react and slam their ass they crying that you abused them!

With all sincerity "fukk THEM KIDS".

Until the system takes the gloves and training wheels off...I'll never gaf about a kid (12-18).

Get out of your feelings and pour whatever you can into those kids.

He fukked up big time,but maybe he just blacked out,still no excuse.

Props to those young men who stepped in and carried him off like Willie Lopez in Ghost