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Originally Posted by cannon7
If you don't think seeing your son come home crying, bloodied and having to go to the hospital for STD testing makes you a victim as well, I'm not sure we're on the same page at all. I'm sure this was traumatic for the mother feeling powerless to stop her son from being bullied - making her a victim.
She was not powerless. It's precisely this line of thinking that allows bullying to fester for seven years. I make no excuses for the adults involved.
Yawn. Miller was punished for what he did and I agree with the punishment. He now has an opportunity to be a better person and I won't stand in his way. But it is you who wants the raking over the coals to never see an end.
I never said anything the victim's family said was untruthful. You continue to put words in my mouth.
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You keep saying that most people want blood for his sins, that people want him to be raked over the coals forever, that people make you sick.
Most people just think he hasn’t done right until he’s done right by his victim, and aren’t ready to wish him well in an NHL career until he’s done that. And would otherwise prefer not to see him have one if he won’t. Why is that such a controversial thing to you?
As well, you keep acting like the comments from one or two posts represent the thread or the majority. Sorry, who exactly is putting words in the mouths of others here?