Schfourteenteen wrote:Okay, so I think this is what Im thinking (NO WAY!!!)
Their guy needs to be dealt with
Our guy needs to be dealt with
Saying "well yeah we were wrong" means nothing if the kid does nothing to change, so TTL and I feel that just saying "oops sorry" will do nothing to prevent this from happening again. We will always have new members and honestly they arent gonna understand the "true offensiveness" of the word suck and so it might be something for us to look into.
We need to be the example.
People know who we are, and everyone cares about what we say.
People ask all the time "what did they just say?" and then react accordingly.
We are in the spotlight, and we are at a school that calls us to be Champions for Christ.
We can be plenty annoying without breaking the rules set for us, but somehow we seem to, every game.
Deny it all you want, Jon. But you need to man up and accept this, or step down. Leaders are supposed to lead, by example and by using their authority.
If you can't handle telling people not to say things, and manning up when they say something wrong and moving on, pledging to do better the next time, then you can't handle being in charge. Being the biggest guy with the best pranks doesn't make you a leader. Manning up and saying Amos was wrong and we will do our best to keep it clean next time, that's being a leader.
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