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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9622267" data-attributes="member: 23751">First, I'm really sorry about what happened to you.&nbsp; I don't condone that sort of crap in any way, shape or form.&nbsp; Second, I didn't suggest in my post that punching of any sort, or any unsportsmanlike conduct is okay.&nbsp; So I'd appreciate it if you didn't imply otherwise.Third, as [USER=85555]@Bedrockgames[/USER] said upthread, it's really important to teach children how to lose graciously.&nbsp; If you don't, you are doing them a tremendous disservice, because they will become teens and adults who do not know how to lose graciously, and they will encounter winning and losing in the real world as adults.&nbsp; Someone who does not know how to lose graciously is also more likely to be the kind of person who loses their temper when they lose and act in an unsportsmanlike manner. That can also get them fired or worse as adults.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 9622267, member: 23751"] First, I'm really sorry about what happened to you. I don't condone that sort of crap in any way, shape or form. Second, I didn't suggest in my post that punching of any sort, or any unsportsmanlike conduct is okay. So I'd appreciate it if you didn't imply otherwise. Third, as [USER=85555]@Bedrockgames[/USER] said upthread, it's really important to teach children how to lose graciously. If you don't, you are doing them a tremendous disservice, because they will become teens and adults who do not know how to lose graciously, and they will encounter winning and losing in the real world as adults. Someone who does not know how to lose graciously is also more likely to be the kind of person who loses their temper when they lose and act in an unsportsmanlike manner. That can also get them fired or worse as adults. [/QUOTE]

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