The Cure For The Knock-out Game

“If your neighbors think you’re a detective because a cop always brings you home, you might be a redneck.”  —Jeff Foxworthy

Knock-out Game? How about a nice hot cup of whoop-ass?
Knock-out Game? How about a nice hot cup of whoop-ass?

A disturbing trend is getting a great deal of face time in the lamestream media. It is called the “Knock-out Game.” Victims can be the elderly, mothers with kids virtually anybody.  It is a trend that has even ended in the death of a person.

The lamestream media has covered this as a new trend, But it is not a new trend at all, In 2004 in the South London Borough of Lewisham, youths would walk up to an unsuspecting victim and simply “bitch slap” the person. “Happy Slapping,” as the trend was named, grew for some time until they met American visitor David Hernandez. Hernandez, being wholly ignorant of English law, was “happy slapped.” Hernandez responded by chasing the happy slapper down and giving him a good thrashing. A week later, a Polish Itinerant worker responded in the same fashion, chilling the happy slapping nearly completely.

I think we need a few Rednecks to visit New York City. Perhaps our knock-out participants might benefit from a good ol’ fashioned “ass-whoopin.”

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  • Rick Olson

    Rick Olson is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps, and a graduate of Southern New Hampshire University with a BA in Social Science. Rick subsequently attended Massachusetts School of Law in Andover MA. Rick takes up second amendment issues on Granite Grok, as well as issues surrounding hunting, fishing, trapping and wildlife issues. Rick Olson is a former Police Officer and Deputy Sheriff.
    He is Past President of the New Hampshire Wildlife Federation, President of the Londonderry Fish & Game Club  Rick is a nationally certified firearms instructor and a Hunter Education Instructor. He can frequently be found teaching Urban Rifle and Defensive Pistol classes as an Instructor with Defensive Strategies in Goffstown, NH.  Rick resides in Manchester with his wife Lisa. He has four children and ten Grandchildren.

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