Some of the trash talk crosses the line. coaches work really hard and parents (the ones who are doing their jobs) try their best to make sure their kids are doing the right things for their futures. A lot of people feel that they can say whatever they want and my thing is, do it in person. If you have a problem with someone or their way of doing things, don't be a coward and trash talk them over some computer. It isn't about being sensitive its about showing some respect.
A real person would always show respect because if you are real you know what the consequences are for disrespect. Me personally, have got into scraps as a young person and saw my share of bloody noses, eye jammies and stitches. I saw even worse as I got older as a witness. That is why I don't use a computer as a vehicle to be something I am not or say things to people I have no clue of what their capacity for tolerance is. People have short fuses and not everybody is into getting ridiculed and letting it go. I love a good joke like anybody, but I can see why some people keep it straight and direct.
The post that led to this ban prelude was by a dude notorious for crossing the line and he may may a kid, an employee or confidant of this website or a dude or dudette with a lot of hate and envy in their gut to come out with over the line posts year after year after year. I must admit, at times it reminds me of Starr and Buc Wild, but they were visible and didn't hide who they were when they crossed the line. I think that a lot of people would accept a trash talker if they had an identity. would Rush Limbough, Bill O'Riley, Al Sharpton, Chris Rock or Stephen a. Smith be who they are if they worked their whole careers with a mask on?