Violence, I suppose it's not the answer to everything
Today I did something I haven't done in a long time. I watched a fight.
And by that I mean I went out of my way to go observe a planned fight outside of school grounds. Unfortunately it was two people that I knew well that were throwing down. I also felt an obligation to treat everything equally when I wanted so bad to just give a specific person a hand more than the other. I think in a way I did.
Fighting in general is pretty stupid, but this one boy oh boy. This one was ESPECIALLY stupid. The two guys that put up dukes were Ian and Vince. Well Vince's ex girl made claims that he had laid hands on her violently when they were dating, just claims though. So Ian decided to show off a bit and try to take Vince on. Vince, nervously, obliged to it all and though it seemed that Vince was the casualty it also seems that the PR battle was won. Vince is now looked at as a noble person for doing what he did? I don't know, Ian just looked like a complete ass. Although I don't consider myself overly violent, there was this urge in the back of my skull that desperately wanted these other d00d's that were at the fight to rush Ian and mangle him when Vince was down. But it didn't happen. It's probably best.
The whole ordeal just kind of made me sick with anger after wards. It also infuriates me that some girl would make this many waves. I'm almost completely sure that I never ever want to be in contact with Kelsey Neal. In fact if I was to ever meet her, I would spit at her feet.
And by that I mean I went out of my way to go observe a planned fight outside of school grounds. Unfortunately it was two people that I knew well that were throwing down. I also felt an obligation to treat everything equally when I wanted so bad to just give a specific person a hand more than the other. I think in a way I did.
Fighting in general is pretty stupid, but this one boy oh boy. This one was ESPECIALLY stupid. The two guys that put up dukes were Ian and Vince. Well Vince's ex girl made claims that he had laid hands on her violently when they were dating, just claims though. So Ian decided to show off a bit and try to take Vince on. Vince, nervously, obliged to it all and though it seemed that Vince was the casualty it also seems that the PR battle was won. Vince is now looked at as a noble person for doing what he did? I don't know, Ian just looked like a complete ass. Although I don't consider myself overly violent, there was this urge in the back of my skull that desperately wanted these other d00d's that were at the fight to rush Ian and mangle him when Vince was down. But it didn't happen. It's probably best.
The whole ordeal just kind of made me sick with anger after wards. It also infuriates me that some girl would make this many waves. I'm almost completely sure that I never ever want to be in contact with Kelsey Neal. In fact if I was to ever meet her, I would spit at her feet.