Watch Tim Walz Aggressively Manhandle His Son on Stage

a reply to: KrustyKrab

Indeed, you and other already have your conclusions about this guy and I am not going to debate or discuss those issues here.But this issue is no proof of what was concluded in the original post. The original post was likely based on the beliefs the poster may and likely shares with you.

originally posted by: Kaiju666

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: Annee

Yes. I have. You do not yank them around like that. Mine is now 26.

You have to remember what kind of people we’re talking about here. They think it’s ok to assassinate someone.

You are directly stating that I think it’s OK to assassinate someone.

That is not OK.

I don't care much for Walz, but I guess the son has some learning issues or something and Walz was trying to make sure his sone stayed clear of that speaker or something. I was more concerned about how he was steering his wife. Walz seems to be a very dominant person, he is going to drive Kamala nuts if he is her vice president. Kamala was not smart enough to say no to picking him, he will try to run everything.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: CarlLaFong

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: CarlLaFong

He was directing his son away from the teleprompter he was about to walk into.

He was overly aggressive in doing so...and I'm sure you see that too.
He's treating his son just like a dog.

Nope.

You have to make a neurodivergent (similar) feel secure.

Like strongly grabbing their hand and directing them.

I have an example for you .

If I saw Trump grab his son by the Arm like that on stage I would not be okay with it .

I would condemn that action .

a reply to: rickymouse

I think your wrong there dude, I think she picked the perfect vp.

I get a laugh coming here and seeing a new thread every other day by people who think they’ve found something about Walz’s which is a gotcha moment. When in reality it never goes anywhere in the mainstream.

His a likable guy and will most likely be a strong factor in her winning the election.

originally posted by: asabuvsobelow

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: CarlLaFong

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: CarlLaFong

He was directing his son away from the teleprompter he was about to walk into.

He was overly aggressive in doing so...and I'm sure you see that too.
He's treating his son just like a dog.

Nope.

You have to make a neurodivergent (similar) feel secure.

Like strongly grabbing their hand and directing them.

If I saw Trump grab his son by the Arm like that on stage I would not be okay with it .

Wouldn’t be Trumps style anyway. Trump would never have a family member on stage that he didn’t think he had full control over in the first place.

originally posted by: JadedGhost
a reply to: rickymouse

I think your wrong there dude, I think she picked the perfect vp.

I get a laugh coming here and seeing a new thread every other day by people who think they’ve found something about Walz’s which is a gotcha moment. When in reality it never goes anywhere in the mainstream.

His a likable guy and will most likely be a strong factor in her winning the election.

Oh, since you know him personally, you can vouch for him being a likable guy? He seems controlling in my opinion. Not much different than others I know personally, and most of them put on an act around other people. Face it, he did not get to be governor and picked for VP because he was meek and truthful...

originally posted by: asabuvsobelow

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: CarlLaFong

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: CarlLaFong

He was directing his son away from the teleprompter he was about to walk into.

He was overly aggressive in doing so...and I'm sure you see that too.
He's treating his son just like a dog.

Nope.

You have to make a neurodivergent (similar) feel secure.

Like strongly grabbing their hand and directing them.

I have an example for you .

If I saw Trump grab his son by the Arm like that on stage I would not be okay with it .

I would condemn that action .

I have an Autistic kid (this kid is similar).

#1 — they need to feel safe.

Grabbing his hand and holding it firm makes him feel safe.

It also allowed his father to redirect him. In this case apparently he would have run into an obstacle.

It’s about the kid feeling safe.

If I could only reach his arm I would. So that he knows he’s safe.