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Originally Posted by cannon7
What if this was your child? Are you the kind of person who would just toss your child to the wolves because they did something awful?
Perhaps if it was your child you'd see things differently?
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I would hope most of us, if our children did that, would be able to get him to understand what he did was wrong and seek forgiveness.
He apologized to the NHL teams that he wanted to draft him because they had something for him. But his victim, the person he should be seeking true forgiveness from, I guess is useless to him so no point. That shows me his character more than his actions 4 years ago.
Now what if it was your child who was bully incessantly for a decade, including actual criminal acts, and his bully ended up earning millions of dollars and praise playing a sport he loves while refusing to even apologize? Would you be rooting for him?