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Four days later and I'm still pissed at the situation. Actually I have not quite figured out if I am pissed with the situation, the dude, or myself. I guess all three would be the fair assessment, but as I think more about it, I can get over what I did and forgive myself. I just did what any good father would have done in the situation.

Sunday was a beautiful day by all accounts. Some of the best weather of the year, warm temperatures, bright shining sun, and had my kids for the whole long weekend. One of our favourite things to do, (my kids and I), is to go hiking through some of the conservation areas that the city and surrounding areas have to offer, do some exploring and take photographs. My shorties like taking pictures too, and despite their young ages, really have quite a good eye. I love seeing the pictures that they take, as they see things so differently from the way I see them.

My photographs are mainly landscapes and portraits. They will shoot pictures of mushrooms, stumps, jet trails from an airplane. Thinks I would completely overlook on any given day, but with their innocent minds, they still find wonder and beauty in these type of subjects. I gave them each their own digital camera, and a pack of batteries for Christmas last year, and it has turned out to be the single best gift I have ever given them. The cameras are used weekly and they never tire of them. On top of that, it gives us a common hobby, one where we can spend quality family time together.

So, back to the story...

Here we are on Sunday afternoon in a Durham area conservation area having a great day hiking and shooting pictures. My eldest is down by the river looking to see if there are any fish shat she can shoot as she has never taken a picture of one and really wanted to. My younger one was about 40 yards away taking some pictures of a couple of snails that she found hanging on to some plants by the side of the trail. She told me that she would catch up in a couple of minutes, and told me not to go too far away as she did not want to get lost, (she is 7 years old). I am about 30 yards away kind of in the bushes with a zoom lens trying to get a candid shot of her crouching down with the camera.

What I saw next was pure evil.

Kid about 17 years old comes riding down the path on his mountain bike. The path is at least 15 feet wide where she was crouching, and she was right on the side next to the bushes. Add to that the path was straight for at least 40 yards on either side of her, and she was wearing a bright pink shirt. The kid could not have been missed. Anyhow, the bastard on the bike rides right up beside her, slows down and kicks her square in the ribs. She falls to the ground on her face not making a sound. My fucking heart stopped beating. Bike kid then starts hauling ass down the path at top speed making his getaway. I jump out of the bushes about 5 seconds later just as he is about to pass me. I see the sheer look of terror in his eyes for about half a second as I give my hardest punch right for his teeth as he is riding full speed right towards me with no time to brake or turn. I put all 240 lbs. of my rage behind that punch and got a clean hit. He stops dead in his tracks, bicycle keeps going.

Yes I made sure he was still alive. It did however take a few seconds for him to wake up, and what I saw was not pretty. I think some dentist will be going on a nice long vacation in the not too distant future.

I run to my daughter and pick her up from the ground. With tears in her eyes she tells me she had the wind knocked out of her and asked what happened, the meantime my eldest is running towards me crying her eyes out as she has just witnessed the whole thing. The next part is what astounded me the most...

Eldest child (she is 10), completely takes charge of the situation. Gives little one the biggest hug I have ever seen and starts examining the little one to make sure she is ok. She asked all the right questions, examined her ribs, pushed a few places and asked where it hurt. She also wanted to see my hand to make sure that I was alright. She offers little one her sweater and offers to piggyback her to the car. I'm in frigging tears right then. I have never been so proud of either one of them. Little one says she does not want to let 'that asshole' ruin her day and she wants to keep taking pictures. I say I will be back in a minute and to stay right there as I want to check up on the bicycle rider and see if he needs any medical attention.

He sees me coming and runs for his bike and is off like a rocket, big blood trail behind him.

We spent another hour at the park and never did see a police officer.

I really have mixed emotions about this whole thing. Did I overreact? Is there something else I could have done? In the spur of the moment I reacted the only way I knew how, but still do not feel good about it, and am certainly not proud of what I did. One more freaking thing I have to talk to my therapist about now God dammit. Fuck sakes.

and for the record, this is the first time in my life that I have ever threw the first punch. I hate violence.
 

porn_lover

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No, you did not do anything wrong. The kid had it coming. He had NO reasons to do what he did, especially to an innocent young kid. If you did not do what you did, he would do the same to some other kid, maybe to his/her head next. What he did was intentional and not an accident.

Do not feel guilty. Kids nowadays have no respect, hopefully he learnt something from this.
 
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No you did not overreact. If you really believe that the motherfucker did it purposely, he'll think about ever doing it again. Sorry about your daughter, however there is one very big upside to the situation: She will spend her whole life feeling as though her father was there for her and protected her. This is profoundly important.

Hope she's okay. Sorry about the whole thing. :eek:
 

rayden

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Good show, you did the right thing. He deserved it, and hopefully it will be a lesson learned for him.

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RTRD

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Wow...

...sometimes it am scared by how much you and I (and in the past Diode and I) are alike / have in common / whatever.

I have had different versions of this exact same nightmare...it has not happened yet thank God, but I can just imagine. it is one of the things I fear, to reference back to another thread.

But the bottom line...that some kid decides to harm my kid, and I, in turn, beat that fucker to a pulp...yes, I have been there, at least in my head. Except, in my nightmares it does not end well...it always ends with some ramifications about me not being a citizen, etc.

Anyway...

Yes, you did the right thing. Assuming the kid was / is not dead, he had everything you gave him coming...and then some.

Sometimes, I am genuinely frighten by how detached from civil society teenage kids...boys in particular...are nowadays. From aping innocent little boys on a school bus as part of an "initiation", to shooting other kids en mass in their school...I just am...frightened by the degree to which they seem to think other people simply do not count.

That one will give some thought to the consequences of his actions in the future though...
 

Rylan

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You don't even need to ask. 100% the right thing.

You saw it happen, knocked the kid once - which you probably would not have done if the kid was not taking off the way he was - you went right away to check on your child, went to go back to the kid which I assume would have been more about conversation, lecturing about right and wrong, etc. then it would be about giving the kid a really good beating.

100% right.
 

HG Hunter

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Emotionally speaking, you did the right thing. The little shit deserved to get thumped.
Removing the emotion from the situation, I'd say that maybe you thumped him a touch too hard. A good clothesline to knock him off the bike and a good shaking with a "fear of god" talking to may have been sufficient.
I certainly support what you did and I get the feeling from your comments that had you had time to think about what to do, you may have been a little less forceful with him.
I know we're not supposed to take the law into our own hands, but when young children are victimized, I say we should have a bit of vigilante wiggle room so that parents can protect their kids, just as you did.

Kudos to you for having such great kids as well. Their reactions to this unpleasant situation show that you've done some great parenting along the way.

HG Hunter
 

diverdown

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I so want to say two wrongs don't make a right or do un to others etc etc. Can't preach that though when i would have done the same in an instant.
Think I'll stick with okay, slight over reaction. However given the emotion and spur of the moment decision making, you did what needed to be done. Hopefully the experience will make it so no other father ever sees his child hurt or truly injured by the thug assailant.
Make a mental note to try to think of a body check and getting the police yourself next time.
 

jwmorrice

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a 1 player said:
One more freaking thing I have to talk to my therapist about now God dammit. Fuck sakes.
He must get down on his knees every night and thank the therapy gods that brought you to him. Of course, that's assuming that you pay your bills on time.

jwm
 

a 1 player

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HG Hunter said:
Removing the emotion from the situation, I'd say that maybe you thumped him a touch too hard. A good clothesline to knock him off the bike and a good shaking with a "fear of god" talking to may have been sufficient.
That is exactly what I am having issues with. I am upset with myself for losing control, when I should have thought about the consequences prior to acting. That is the problem with life, it gives the test first and the lesson afterward.
 

LancsLad

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MLAM said:
...sometimes it am scared by how much you and I (and in the past Diode and I) are alike / have in common / whatever.

I have had different versions of this exact same nightmare...it has not happened yet thank God, but I can just imagine. it is one of the things I fear, to reference back to another thread.

But the bottom line...that some kid decides to harm my kid, and I, in turn, beat that fucker to a pulp...yes, I have been there, at least in my head. Except, in my nightmares it does not end well...it always ends with some ramifications about me not being a citizen, etc.

Anyway...

Yes, you did the right thing. Assuming the kid was / is not dead, he had everything you gave him coming...and then some.

Sometimes, I am genuinely frighten by how detached from civil society teenage kids...boys in particular...are nowadays. From aping innocent little boys on a school bus as part of an "initiation", to shooting other kids en mass in their school...I just am...frightened by the degree to which they seem to think other people simply do not count.

That one will give some thought to the consequences of his actions in the future though...



Thats a cheap shot and you know it.





I think we all agree on this one. Someone hurts my child, they get hurt.

Someone hurts my child badly, they die.



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LancsLad

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a 1 player said:
That is exactly what I am having issues with. I am upset with myself for losing control, when I should have thought about the consequences prior to acting. That is the problem with life, it gives the test first and the lesson afterward.


Don't fret any longer.

Suppose you did get the cops.

If the punk is a minor nothing happens to him and he bloody well knows it. Thats why they do that shite.


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RTRD

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No...

LancsLad said:
Thats a cheap shot and you know it.





I think we all agree on this one. Someone hurts my child, they get hurt.

Someone hurts my child badly, they die.



.

...it wasn't. Who is reading things that aren't there now?

I was describing MY dream..and in MY dream...the realty that I am not a Canadian citizen comes to bear.

You commit a felony, you go to jail. I commit a felony, the powers that be have the ability to deport me. And in my dream that is what happens...

What the fuck were YOU alluding to??
 

Manji

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I would have probably done the same thing....


Luckily, the little douchebag got up and took off....He could have been hurt pretty badly...


A 240 pound hitting a 17 year old on a bike could have been led to tragic results (brain or spinal injury)....and criminal charges against "a 1 player"....
 

a 1 player

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Manji said:
A 240 pound hitting a 17 year old on a bike could have been led to tragic results (brain or spinal injury)....and criminal charges against "a 1 player"....
I have been thinking about that as well.:(

Manji said:
Luckily, the little douchebag got up and took off....He could have been hurt pretty badly...
Well, he was hurt pretty badly, I saw at least 4 teeth either knocked out or broken.
 

Big Michael

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Hope your daughter is doing well. Just to add, I would have done the same and some day that little thug will look back think you did him a favour.
 

a 1 player

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Oh, and the aftermath...

I did take her to see the doctor to ensure everything was ok and that there was not some sort of broken ribs or anything like that. What a frigging fiasco that was. About 80% of the appointment was me explaining what happened to my daughter. Interviews with us seperately and the such. Though it was not said, I knew he was checking for signs of parental abuse. I mean I can understand why, but holy hell...:mad:

She is ok, pretty tender and a hell of a bruise, but other than that no long term damage.
 
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