Seeking Opinions on Troubling Incident
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MarKon
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Tomorrow's the big day, right? Reading these posts for a few days, dying to see some resolution or at least find out where it happened!
I don't think I would want any of my students within 50 feet of you or your class either.
The attitude you present is no better than the instructor that shoved the student.
The attitude you present is no better than the instructor that shoved the student.
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MarKon
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I think he's talking about Mike Nelson, lol
Report him to his/her agency, that is inappropriate and dangerous behaviour, even if the platform was too small for the divers, a please move signal is all that was needed.
I'm not saying that it makes the action any better, but is there any chance that whatever happened was not done maliciously, but was instead horseplay? Perhaps the Instructor mistook the student for someone else and decided that it was OK to mess with them?
It doesn't make it right, but intent can be a big factor when it comes to how the end-game shakes out. "Oops, I thought you were my old buddy Bob" vs "Hey, kid, this is MY platform, GTFO".
It doesn't make it right, but intent can be a big factor when it comes to how the end-game shakes out. "Oops, I thought you were my old buddy Bob" vs "Hey, kid, this is MY platform, GTFO".
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