Old man punches kids @ Walmart (video)

[Velgadess]

http://www.10tv.com/live/content/vid...ject=ka:945901
damn brats probably mouthed off and deserved it I say punch them all >.>








lol

[AidenCarby]

lolpwned
He should have hit them harder, some kids being knocked out would have been more satisfying to watch, honestly.

[Arnwulf]

I used to laugh at this stuff before I had kids, now I want to find that guy and punch him in the back of the head. I hope he gets some decent justice from the courts at the very least.

[Gunitsoldier]

I am dissapoint. I expected to see the asswhooping up close but all I see is some kid crying. I can understand why he did it to some degree. I mean, kids can be a real fucking pain in the ass in stores and if that + having a bad day + some other problem + stress, I'd punch everything in sight.

Inbefore "WHY U DEFENDING HIM", I'm not, just saying I can understand why you could flip.

[6souls]

tacking this on because it involves kids @ Walmart

Teen Charged in Racist Walmart P.A. Remark

A 16-year-old boy who police said made an announcement at Walmart ordering all black people in the southern New Jersey store to leave was charged with harassment and bias intimidation, authorities said Saturday.

The boy, whose name is not being released because he is a juvenile, grabbed one of the courtesy phones at Walmart's Washington Township store Sunday evening and calmly announced: "Attention, Walmart customers: All black people, leave the store now," police said.

The teen was arrested Friday and released to the custody of his parents; police did not know whether he had a lawyer.

"This was an extremely disturbing event on many levels," Gloucester County Prosecutor Sean Dalton said at a news conference. "Any statements like these that can cause harm or grave concern must be addressed as quickly we possibly can."

Dalton said the case would be handled in juvenile court in neighboring Atlantic County, where the boy lives. He would not say whether the boy has a criminal record, citing the teen's age, and would not disclose the teen's race, saying that did not factor into the investigation.

The 16-year-old has been charged with harassment and bias intimidation.

Authorities would not say whether the announcement was planned or made impulsively. Police said they were also investigating a teenage boy who accompanied the suspect to the store, but the other boy has not been charged.

Officials for Bentonville, Ark.-based Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said the announcement was "unacceptable," and Dalton praised the company for its strong cooperation in the investigation.

"We're pleased this matter is resolved," Walmart spokesman David Tovar said in a statement issued after the news conference. "We have updated our intercom system at this store to prevent this from happening again. We again apologize to all of our customers and associates who had to listen to something so offensive."

Although a manager quickly went on the intercom system and apologized for the remark, many customers expressed their anger to store management. Some community members said Saturday that they've heard reports of similar incidents happening at the store in recent months that were not reported to police.

"We are concerned about that, and we're looking into these incidents. We want to work with the community to make sure these types of incidents don't happen," said Loretta Winters, president of the Gloucester County chapter of the NAACP.

Winters said she hopes the boy will get counseling and be educated about sensitivity so he can understand the consequences of his actions.

"I'm assuming this person didn't realize how hurtful his comments were," she said.

The incident was the latest in a series of problems the retailer has had in its dealings with minorities and women.

There have been several past instances of black customers claiming they were treated unfairly at Walmart stores, and the company faced lawsuits alleging that women were passed over in favor of men for pay raises and promotions.

In February 2009, the retailer paid $17.5 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging racial discrimination in its hiring of truck drivers.

And the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued the company in May 2009, claiming some Hispanic employees at a Sam's Club subsidiary in California were subjected to a hostile work environment. That suit alleges managers failed to stop repeated verbal harassment, including the use of derogatory words, against employees of Mexican descent.

However, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has said the company has worked hard in recent years to show it cares about diversity.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/...n6317068.shtml

[LinktheDeme]

I wonder if this is the same guy who was in the bus fight. Wasn't he like 68 or so?

[Lucavi]

Old guys have been taking the "back in my day~" rhetoric to the extremes lately.

I, for one, support it.

[Kuya]

Was the guy who hit the kid, the parent or grand parent? It sounds like it wasn't, and no one should ever touch someone else's kids.

[Eaglestrike]

I was thinking this would be some old guy kicking some teenagers' ass. I would've supported that. 6-7 year olds? They're way too young, intimidation at best with kids that young, you don't need to cause physical harm unless you're the parent.

[Milkster]

So what's up with Walmart and kids being hit there lately? The man who slapped the baby, now this?

[Stumblingdrunk]

you don't need to cause physical harm unless you're the parent.

lol...

[antihero]

this wouldn't have happened if he had a gun

[Kytele]

Kids in stores are fucking annoying for the most part. At Walmart, doubly so.

[Zeb]

So, not a lot of subscribers to the "It takes a village to raise a child" philosophy here...

[Seanr]

So, not a lot of subscribers to the "It takes a village to raise a child" philosophy here...

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[Akucaen]

People should never touch (harm) a child that's not their own. That said, some of the kids I've seen in walmart need a good beating. In fact, a couple months ago I was shopping there and getting some groceries. There was a child who was picking up Ragu glass bottles and throwing them on the floor, laughing. The little brat did it twice before the mother calmly stated, "You shouldn't do that," as she started to walk off.

I mean screaming kids are annoying, but that kinda took the cake for me.

[scrockstar]

People should never touch (harm) a child that's not their own. That said, some of the kids I've seen in walmart need a good beating. In fact, a couple months ago I was shopping there and getting some groceries. There was a child who was picking up Ragu glass bottles and throwing them on the floor, laughing. The little brat did it twice before the mother calmly stated, "You shouldn't do that," as she started to walk off.

I mean screaming kids are annoying, but that kinda took the cake for me.

Ya I think that a lot of parents these days are pathetic. However hitting someone else's kid is not cool.

[AoE]

Love watching parents negotiate with their kids.

[vagus]

Damn 1st old man punches black dude, now another old man punches kid. Yet somehow both these events seem justified. Love it.

[Moss]

People should never touch (harm) a child that's not their own. That said, some of the kids I've seen in walmart need a good beating. In fact, a couple months ago I was shopping there and getting some groceries. There was a child who was picking up Ragu glass bottles and throwing them on the floor, laughing. The little brat did it twice before the mother calmly stated, "You shouldn't do that," as she started to walk off.

I mean screaming kids are annoying, but that kinda took the cake for me.

That's a situation where you slap the parent.

That video is pretty fucked up, dude just randomly walks up and pops kids on the head with keys in his hand.