This is so absurd. Field hockey is dangerous, point blank, period. There's also plenty of sexism in thinking this couldn't happen with two teams of all girls playing each other. The only required headgear in the MIAA is a mouth guard and goggles. Please be for real.
Last night, while playing in a field hockey game, a Dighton Rehoboth High School female athlete was severely injured by a male playing on the opposing team. You can hear the girlโs harrowing screams after her teeth were knocked out.
When will this insanity end? When will the adults deciding to allow males to play in girlsโ sports wake up and admit they are putting our girls at risk?
Link to full video here: https://t.co/qX3YMpl8y9
#SaveWomensSports @FoxNews@NewBostonPost
The treadmill programs that show virtual hiking trails while you run are unrealistic because the white people don't awkwardly smile at you when you run by.
@HoneyBadger10 They're relentless out here. I forgot about street cleaning one week (we had *just* stopped renting a space so it wasn't a habit) and my car was gone within an hour of the start time. And the tow lot is a five-minute walk so I paid $150 for my car to travel around the corner. ๐ญ
When you see stuff like this, remember that they're not actually being serious. They'd love for this to happen, yes, but this is fishing for reactions and trying to get people to send mean DM's so they can say look I'm being harassed by "these people" later.
It's awful, and it *deserves* a negative reaction, but we have to try to stop giving these people the actual statistical engagement they want. They can monetize that if they say enough stupid shit.
People forget dogs are wildly dangerous. We don't fuck around when they do things that could kill a human or another dog. It's not an easy conversation to have, and you can "it's the owners" the behavior all you want, but that doesn't change the fact that it has to be stopped.
This is a little misguided in that dominance theory was debunked long, long ago (as stated in the article), and actual good dog trainers have been leaning toward the methodology described for a while. Also, punishment is *extremely* nuanced when it comes to dog training.
A dominance-focused, "alpha wolf" model has influenced dog training for a long time.
But evidence shows that the most effective and healthy way to change a dog's behavior looks more like gentle parenting for pets, @kellyconaboy writes: https://t.co/gdNUrMNmeI
Positive punishment -- adding something to reduce a behavior -- literally can just be the word "no." It's not always a totally aversive thing. Also, behaviors like biting with intent may need a form of punishment in the scientific sense to be extinguished safely and effectively.