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Mom Sets #BaltimoreRiots Son Straight
Posted by William A. Jacobson Tuesday, April 28, 2015 at 02:45pm 41 Comments
I know this has made the rounds quite a bit, but it’s still worth playing.
Kind of speaks for itself, but here’s the story:
This Baltimore mom saw her son throwing rocks at police on television.
The video shows the mother repeatedly striking her boy, chasing him as he tries to walk away.
Mom may have humiliated her son on national TV. And that may be the best thing that ever happened to him.
I don’t know the son’s age, but would anyone be surprised that, if he’s under 18, child services will come down hard on MOM?
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Now, perhaps this isn’t a single mother…but odds are it is, and odds are, not having a father in the house meant this thug didn’t learn how to be a man.
Don’t you mean “cisman.” Using “man” is so old fashioned and yesteryear according to the elite know it all types in academia and the media.
She was featured by the CBS Evening News. She is a single mother, she has 6 children *, and he is 16 years old.
* But he is the only son, apparently, unless she misspoke which is possible.
According to what she told the news, she does not currently have a job.
She is an unemployed single mother of six, and a grandmother.
Good for her for checking her son, but she is a symbol of what is wrong with Baltimore and so many other “progressive” strongholds.
I sure hope this is not a one-off for Mom, and that she is not screwed with by CPS.
Sadly, I fear the odds are she’ll be burying this kid or visiting him behind plexiglass in just a few years.
I hope not. I hope he follows the Ben Carson model.
From your lips to Gods ear my friend.
I love how to start with he’s got his face and head covered . . . didn’t hide him from his mom, though. A mom always knows.
Let’s hope she doesn’t get any trouble from this, especially now that we apparently can’t use GoFundMe for conservative causes.
Fuzzy, I’ve started a GoFu*kYourself GoFundMe campaign.
Leave out everything else, politics, racial connotations, etc, and focus on the interaction between a mother and a son. Did you notice this almost-man who just seconds before was ready to kill somebody with a well-placed stone to the occipital bone? Did you notice how he cowers in fear of her mother? He could have beaten her into a pulp if physical strength was all it took.
But that mother struggled for what, 16, 17, 18 years? to rise a good kid against overwhelming odds. If you are looking for a way to fix this awful problem we find ourselves in in this country you might look at her, and find ways to help her and others like her.
The way to help her is to support fatherhood. Instead of incentivizing disposable males, we need to be supporting a culture which expects men and women, together, to raise their children.
While I agree with you, I would also point out as someone raised by a single mother, that sometimes the outcome is the opposite of what you would expect. My mother raised me to be what she thought a good man should be, polite, respectful, compassionate and gentlemanly, however underlying those things are strength, honor, the will to never let anyone run over me, work ethic, and reverence to God.
So it really depends more on the parent.
I logged in just to give you a thumbs up! I pray for something positive to come from all of this…
No doubt, there are some single mothers who manage to pull it off, and congratulations to them (including your mother).
But on an institutional level, the danger is that by normalizing single parenthood, and making it something socially acceptable, rather than something that while sometimes necessary, is generally regrettable (say, like war), we open the gates to pain and suffering. Choosing single parenthood as an elective state, rather than resigning oneself to single parenthood only after trying to avoid it by all possible measures, is frankly, a selfish choice.
I know that when I was a single parent, one of my most important goals was to find a partner who would help make my family whole. I might be all for gay marriage, and abortion, and all kinds of typically left-wing social issues, but when it comes right down to it, social conservatives are *right* about attaching stigma to single parenthood, and I think that if I hadn’t been ashamed of being a single parent, I might not have worked so hard to remediate it, and my son would’ve had a harder time for it (and thank you eharmony for helping arrange my marriage – my ability to choose good partners on my own was incredibly poor).
“The self-forgetting virtue is an unnatural alienation form one’s own essence, which is thus deprived of development. It is a sin to deliberately alienate the other from his self by means of ones’s own virtuousness, for example through saddling oneself with his burden. This sin rebounds on us.”
She’s helping herself and her son – as it should be. I was a single mother for many years, got no financial help from anyone other than some babysitting once in a while. I worked my way up from receptionist to echo tech during my 40 years in the same company, working many jobs along the way that I hated. It can be done. Oh, and then I took in my brothers kids as babies and raised them, too, when my own kids were almost grown. We need to quit patronizing people, acting like they can’t do it themselves. Of course they can if they are able bodied and finished high school.
Shame Grey’s family wasn’t like that. 25 years old and 18 arrests.
Give a pignant new meaning to the song “Freddy’s Dead”.
Dude, I told you to wear the Guy Fawkes mask.
LukeHandCool (who, when he was in middle school, would have his mother drop him off a couple blocks from school because it was so uncool to be seen with your mom, and who wonders how this rebel must feel having this played out in front of all his fellow revolutionaries … oh, dude, wear the mask next time)
Child services won’t dare touch this Mom I bet, since they can imagine the outrage they’d face.
There is some question as to how this powerful Mom let her son get to this point. Seems like the perfect icon of Mom, versus Hillary’s village, raising her child.
To be fair, teenagers, even those with two loving, firm parents, will often do stupid things, especially if their friends are doing them too.
Sure, that’s my point … Mom is competing against “The Village”, and Hillary is giving more power to the village over Mom.
Mother/Father knows best, but government pushes they/Hillary knows best. They are wrong. Give Mom more power.
Well, the mother does thinks she is competing against something, but it is not government – it’s the street, which is a “village”
Sure, stupid things happen even in whole families – but they happen at a rate much lower than in broken families.
“The bottom line is that there is a large body of literature showing that children of single mothers are more likely to commit crimes than children who grow up with their married parents. This is true not just in the United States, but wherever the issue has been researched.”
“Child services won’t dare touch this Mom I bet, since they can imagine the outrage they’d face.”
When it comes to Liberals being abjectly stupid, never underestimate.
I’m very proud of that Mom. I don’t know her and I’ve never met her, but I couldn’t be more proud of, and for, her if she were my own flesh and blood. Maybe that young man will have a future now.
Perhaps an attorney will talk the kid into abuse charges.
Sad but true. Why the down votes I wonder? Nothing would surprise me anymore.
Probably thought I was snarking on all lawyers. I wasn’t at all, but there’s always that lawyer who’ll dredge ditches for a lawsuit. Gloria Allred, for one. Now, my field, psychology, every practitioner an angel….
For a while, in my misspent youth, I was part of a program at a jail in a fairly large Northwest city designed to reduce overcrowding. This program kicked in on weekends and a team of us would evaluate new bookings to see if we could release them on their personal recognizance (PR) to keep the jail from getting too full.
Along with the charges and criminal history we would often call parents and talk to them to get an idea if this person was likely to show up in court when required. I was amazed at the answers I got from so many parents (usually single mothers) when I would call and identify myself as a deputy at the jail and had her son in custody. Some would basically just say, “Let him rot” and some would respond like I would assume this mom would.
However, in this case, It would probably have been better to keep this kid in custody than release him to his mom. After 10 min I am sure this kids butt would be blacker and blue but he would probably be a lot better off for it in the long run.
If President Obama had a son…….well, you know the rest.
Baltimore Police Cite Presence of Minors in Defending Response to Unrest Addressing questions about the police’s tempered response to unrest on Monday in Baltimore, a police spokesman said Tuesday that officers took a restrained approach early on because most of the people involved seemed to be minors.
A social media campaign that appeared to be goading Baltimore residents into rioting on Monday afternoon was timed to 3 p.m., about when schools were being dismissed, Capt. J. Eric Kowalczyk of the Baltimore Police Department said Tuesday during a news conference.
“When we deployed our officers yesterday, we were deploying for a high school event,” Captain Kowalczyk told reporters. “I don’t think there’s anyone that would expect us to deploy with automatic weapons and armored vehicles for 13- 14- and 15-year-olds.”
But as the afternoon wore on and turned to evening, adults took over, he said. Of more than 200 people arrested, only 34 were juveniles.
It’s been reported that many social media accounts that were used in connection with the Ferguson riots were used here.
And the purpose to reduce the risks to illegal businesses, and the risk to many of the customers of illegal businesses of getting arrested because of crimes that are necessary for them to pay for what they are buying.
All this about police and race just confuses people.
These are the folks that should be leading Baltimore. They stood up and were counted on when needed.
Toss that idiot mayor and elect these folks.
http://mic.com/articles/116702/10-images-of-the-baltimore-riots-you-won-t-be-seeing-on-tv
Nobody is trying to cover up what hapepned to Freddie Grey – nobody ever, except maybe for some of the people directly involved, was trying to cover up what happened to Freddie Grey, which, whatever it was, was almost certainly not a deliberate first degree murder, but there’s alot of people who want to cover up what’s causing these riots.
Which are highly planned and controlled, because nobody got killed so far.
Someone may very be trying to cover up what happened to Freddy Gray. The race baiting left.
As of now, there is a big rumor going around social media That Gray had neck surgery the week before and was supposed to be in bed recuperating:
http://thefourthestate.co/2015/04/breaking-freddy-gray-had-spine-surgery-just-one-week-before-arrest/
I’ve suggested it before that he may have had an injury, so I’m not surprised, but someone may be connecting the wrong dots and this might be a different Freddy Gray.
The rumour may or may not be true. It needs more investigation.
However, look at the way that Gray’s legs appeared as he was being dragged into the police vehicle. It looked like he had issues prior to getting into the van.
Don’t swallow and regurgitate every lame theory dug up at the Nuthouse. They’re just reaching for a way – yet again – to blame a dead black victim of cop violence for his own killing.
Baltimore had no problem locking down Camden Yards. They should have locked down the high schools and told the parents to come get their children. No child released without a parent/guardian to pick them up.
The Mayor needs to RESIGN NOW
Yes, it’s like I’m seeing shades of Katrina again…Ray Nagin. Where is he, in prison?
Baltimore won’t be a location chosen for conventions, ahead.
This mom did her job! Too bad others (who saw this kids rioting on TV) did not go out and do the same.
Yes, we live in a world where everyone has a cell phone camera!
Won’t help them much, ahead, when they want to out out shopping, and the CVS store (if we’re lucky) … has the brains not to rebuild. Bet that store was merely marginal, in terms of profits, before the riots took it out.
Baltimore gets what Baltimore votes for. Same as USA.
The majority of Baltimore youth have not participated in this at all. We need moms like those.
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What Happened When My Son Came Out... as Straight
My brother Michael has always been my best friend. After all, growing up, he was the one with whom I played Barbies, choreographed and performed synchronized swimming routines, belted out every song from Annie and argued about what we liked best about a young Jason Bateman.
Michael was totally fabulous, slightly effeminate and possibly gay at a time and in a place where it wasn’t discussed, let alone embraced. Growing up, he felt stifled and shameful, like he had to hide his true self because he was a “sissy.”
I remember the night when Michael told our mom that he was gay. My mom was crying. She told him not to tell anybody else, just in case he changed his mind. She told him that he was going to Hell. I started to cry too. What was happening to our family and my reality?
Now I get emotional with our mother when she cries and feels like a failure because of her reaction when Michael came out. Once things are said and done, they can’t be unspoken or undone; it’s one of life’s tragedies.
Our mother also regrets showing me that having a gay family member was something to hide, for being less than brave and for placing such importance on trying to please other people. She’s said that, at times, her love for her kids didn’t triumph over what others would think or say. We’ve talked about all of this, and I promised her that I’ll do better, that I won’t repeat her mistakes, that the lessons that she has learned will be put to use by me for the sake of her grandchildren should they be LGBTQ.
I have two boys. My youngest son C.J. was 2 and half when he started, as he explains it, being “a boy who only likes girl stuff and wants to be treated like a girl.”
How could it be? How could our family have another boy who liked everything about being a girl? It’s history repeating itself, to a certain extent. I have to make sure that only the good parts of the history live on.
Since C.J. started revealing his inner princess, Michael and I have had numerous talks about our childhood and what a child like C.J. — and Michael — needs from a parent. My brother and I have grown even closer than we already were, which I would have never thought possible.
Even though I was right there growing up with Michael, I was oblivious to a lot. I talked to him about our childhood. I learned that he felt like he was in survival mode for much of his life. He had secrets, he had shame, and he felt like he made every family photo ugly, all because he loved girl stuff but didn’t love girls and felt like he was wrong, a freak and a mistake.
One year after my son started showing signs of childhood gender nonconformity, I got to thinking about the coming-out process.
Is it possible for a homosexual person to never have to come out of the closet? I don’t mean staying closeted forever; I mean never even entering the closet.
A lot of people have told me that it is possible, especially in a family like ours. The thought of my sons bypassing a good amount of the guilt, shame, fear and secretiveness that my brother grew up with makes me feel happy, and like my husband and I (and the rest of the people in our lives) are doing something right. If one or both of my sons are LGBTQ and don’t want to step foot in the closet, they don’t have to.
I’m careful how I phrase things. I ask my oldest son Chase if he thinks anybody in his class is cute. I leave it open so that he can answer honestly.
For years that’s how we’ve been raising our sons. We make no assumptions about their sexuality, in an attempt to avoid a coming-out process. We always act like a gay person is in the room, just like we always act like a straight person is in the room.
Then, a few months ago, Chase felt the need to come out to me... as straight.
We were talking when he mentioned that one of his buddies and a girl from their class were dating. I asked if he was attracted to anyone at school.
“Mom, I’m straight,” he said. “It’s time you faced the facts.”
“What?” I was shocked by his directness.
“I know what you’re doing,” he continued. “You always leave it open, like I could be gay. But I’m not.”
“OK, but you know that if you were gay or are gay, that is totally cool too, right?”
“Mom! I’m straight!” He said this with firmness, a smile and a shake of his head.
I called my brother. “Chase came out,” I told him. “He says he’s straight.”
“What do you mean, ‘He says he’s straight’?” he asked.
“Well, things could change,” I said.
“Babe, he just came out to you. He told you that he is straight. You have to listen to him and work from that for now and acknowledge it and believe it. That’s it. He’s straight. You have to honor that, just like you would if C.J. told you that he was gay. Both of your kids know that you love them and support them and accept them whether they are gay or straight. But when they tell you like that, you have to believe them.”
My brother was right. I want my kids to know that their sexuality would never change the way I feel about them. They can be anywhere on the spectrum of sexuality and still have my unconditional love, acceptance and support. But when they stake a claim on the spectrum, like Chase did, they have to know that I hear them and believe them.
By trying to eliminate the need for a gay son to come out, I created an environment where a straight son felt the need to come out. As I try to learn from my mother’s mistakes, I may be making some new ones of my own. I guess that’s how it goes with parenting.
So I am the proud mother of a 10-year-old, straight, cisgender son and a gender-nonconforming son who is 6 years old and has yet to declare his sexuality. I’m also the proud sister of a very youthful gay brother who is doing just fine and leading an amazing life. He’s found support outside our parents and now dresses life-sized Barbi
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