Report Father's Furious Kick at Kindergarten Sparks Outrage

[kingstonkid]

9 hours ago, LennyW said:

What a <deleted>!

 

8 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Sometimes, one wish to be at the same place when something like this happens. However, that would also be bad, as one would show the same lack of restraint as the father just did. This is a typical example of a father that should be removed as far as possible from any children. He should also be stripped of his parental rights and the title father, as he can´t live up to the expectations of of a person with that title. After that jailed for a very long time. This is a person that totally lack any kind of self-control. Most likely he is also same in home against the whole family, so they also always have to walk on their toes and be careful so he don´t lose his temper. A disgusting piece of human garbage.

Simple solution is money but real solutions is put dad on his knees and let other father's do it to him

[brfsa2]

And nobody beat the crap of this guy yet?

[metisdead]

A post with a video containing profane language has been removed.

 

An off topic deflection post about school shootings in the USA and a reply has been removed.

[Jimjim1]

8 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

Thailand has a high rate of incarceration and the jails are not hotel

That may be the case but one should remember that most Thais with a village background live in substandard accommodation with little or no movement towards the 21st century living standards so on that premise where is the hardship of time in prison unless of course you are concerned that the offender may get kicked around for his crimes by other offenders who have forgotten that they were also offenders.

If that is what is worrying you don’t be it is better punishment than any court can hand out and the old adage that if you have a bunch of baddies make one of them a boss and he will kick the Sh- -t out of all the rest works very well.

[Gottfrid]

1 hour ago, kingstonkid said:

 

Simple solution is money but real solutions is put dad on his knees and let other father's do it to him

Spot on.... I vote for the real solution.

[EVENKEEL]

57 minutes ago, brfsa2 said:

And nobody beat the crap of this guy yet?

Exactly, he certainly deserves a manly beating.

[MalcolmB]

38 minutes ago, Jimjim1 said:

That may be the case but one should remember that most Thais with a village background live in substandard accommodation with little or no movement towards the 21st century living standards

Er on the outside they are surrounded by willing and often very promiscuous women, can get drunk and eat well.

Huge difference

[quake]

Thai man baby at work.

No excuse, what so ever for that.

P.O.S.

 

 

[connda]

I'm surprise that the guy who kicked the child didn't need 4 other men to help him.  The guy needs to be thrown into prison.

[connda]

12 hours ago, webfact said:

Authorities have charged the father under Section 295 of the Criminal Law for causing mental and physical harm, a charge that could lead to a two-year prison sentence, a 40,000 baht fine, or both.

 

I do hope so.  These things are generally solved between the family.  The family of the kid who got kicked will have a significant about to say regarding compensation or jail time.  These are usually settled with compensation and a wai.  If that was my kid.  I'd be pushing for the two years on prison.  There is no excuse for what that coward did.

[richard_smith237]

So many W.T.F....  points in this story... 

 

12 hours ago, webfact said:

The school, fearing reputational damage, reportedly urged the victim's family to forgive the attacker, a claim they have denied.

 

this is one of the worst - the father should be arrested, prosecuted for assault and the school should be leading this drive along with the police.

 

12 hours ago, webfact said:

a father kicked a six-year-old boy in the head on May 15. The attack followed a playground scuffle that left the man's son with a scratch.

 

Clear Assault on a defenceless child - Only an arrest and charges can be the outcome - there no mitigating circumstances for this whatsoever.

 

 

12 hours ago, webfact said:

Determined to see justice, the boy’s family has filed reports with local police. The incident has been a wake-up call for the school, which has tightened security measures, now prohibiting parents from entering the premises during drop-off and pick-up times.

 

Excellent - good on the family for being strong enough on this spineless school director.

 

But, the measures are utterly disjointed, knee-jerk and pathetic highlighting how the school have absolutely no idea how to handle a situation....    they use a generalised policy punishing all, rather than individually dealing with the situation. 

 

Ban the 'specific parent' from entering the the school premises, not all others.

[cjinchiangrai]

12 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

Kicking is done mostly in countries where martial arts are used, by people who think they can fight but use kicking in  non martial art ways because they're afraid of using their hands. Kicking people on the ground and ganging up 5 against 1 isn't happening everywhere besides gang warfare. I lived in the US 62 years and never saw this behavior, but it happens daily here.

Maybe the kicking part is true but ask any American CPS  officer if they have seen violent child abuse. It is not a Thai thing, it is a violent men thing. Men from anywhere.

[cjinchiangrai]

8 hours ago, hotsun said:

The consequences in the west are a deterrent. What are they going to do about it here?

Lock him up for a while where he will learn about abuse.

[cjinchiangrai]

7 hours ago, wensiensheng said:

 

I think I’d have to disagree. The lack of self control that allows an adult to kick another persons six year old child in the head, on school grounds I may add, is surely a Thai thing. Same as the guys who commit rape because they “couldn’t control themselves”.

 

On the other hand, it does not happen everywhere. I can’t think of a European country where an adult would assault a child in this way, or, for example, Singapore, Japan, Australia.

 

Note that we are not talking of parental abuse. This is assaulting someone else’s child on school grounds! Who does that everywhere?

You obviously do not pay attention elsewhere.

[Magictoad]

Happened recently in UK too.

Parents and guardians were horrified after a distressing video emerged of a man picking on and restraining a young boy while he appeared to encourage others to batter him

A distressing video has emerged of a young boy being battered
A horrifying video from outside a UK high school has emerged, with a man restraining a young boy while others line up to batter him.
Parents have expressed their huge concern after seeing the video, which took place outside the gates of Lliswerry High School in Newport, Wales, on Wednesday afternoon. Following the distressing footage, Gwent Police has confirmed that two people have been arrested in connection with the harrowing event. At the beginning of the footage, a young boy can be seen looking anxious as he is approached by a man and two other boys.

[blaze master]

12 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

Possibly the kid who attacked the man’s son was a habitual bully.

And got what he deserved.

It is natural for a father to protect his children.

 

 who says something like this. 

[BexMan]

Amazing, most schools would be looking to ban the parent to stop other parents worrying about the same happening to their child. This school however thinks the assaulted child’s family should forgive a quite despicable act.

 

With that Father as. Role model, I wonder how his Child will grow up?

[snowgard]

13 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

Possibly the kid who attacked the man’s son was a habitual bully.

And got what he deserved.

It is natural for a father to protect his children.

Possibly? And if not?
And an adult choose this way for REVENGE against a small boy? The boy could have died from a broken neck or a fractured skull!!! Time to bring this bastard to justice!!!

[fondue zoo]

Of all the Great Apes humans tend to be the worst.

[geisha]

The question is , who does that to a little boy of 6 ? 
little kids are always squabbling in the school yard, an occasional push now and again. That’s kids, I see it all the time . If it was a case of bullying, it should have been reported correctly and dealt with. 
That man is nothing but a wild animal.

[fredwiggy]

7 hours ago, cjinchiangrai said:

Maybe the kicking part is true but ask any American CPS  officer if they have seen violent child abuse. It is not a Thai thing, it is a violent men thing. Men from anywhere.

Yes, that's true everywhere

[PJ71]

13 hours ago, Aussie999 said:

Irrational comment.... You mind works in a strange way, do you by chance smoke something green, or are you on meds that affect the way you think.

Sure, if you say so.

[roo860]

17 hours ago, Presnock said:

 

I have been to war, seen violent rioting in many countries but this is the first time I have seen a grown man kick a kindergartener in the head!  no excuse, even if the kid was/is a bully.  there are many more better ways to solve that problem IMHO anyway

The poster you replied to is an habitual troll, really should be ignored just tries to goad members.

[madone]

20 hours ago, Bert got kinky said:

 

So you think that it is ok for an adult to deliver a flying kick to a 6yo child's head?

 

 

 

No he believes in trolling until folks like you get strident.

job done, I'd say.

 

[mancub]

23 hours ago, mikebell said:

They persist in lying even when a video proves it.  Is it a genetic thing?

Deny. lie, and finally make up an excuse is how they are taught or learn. Admit, apologise and accept responsibility as a last resort.

[Aussie999]

3 hours ago, PJ71 said:

Sure, if you say so.

I didn't say anything, I asked you, but your reply tells me you have issues understanding, even simple comments.

[Andre0720]

The culture here, Khap, na Khap.

Khap Phohm....

 

Hoping an added 'Wai' would cover it....

[PJ71]

23 minutes ago, Aussie999 said:

I didn't say anything, I asked you, but your reply tells me you have issues understanding, even simple comments.

Exactly.