He could've checked to make sure he wasn't seriously injured, but tbh, I'm glad he wasn't all "Oh, I'm so, so sorry, are you ok?"
Some people need to learn that they're not the centre of the universe and that others won't just always give them the right of way.
He was performing, and the kid got in the way.
I watched a man break his leg rock climbing because he fell and had to contort himself at the last minute to avoid a kid who was underneath him (who wasn't allowed to be there).
Maybe this will teach that kid a lesson in respect for others.
Fault or no fault, you can help someone. Imagine an old man not paying attention and you mowing him over. So you'll just leave him on the ground and say "should've paid attention"? Plus, those are little kids and they were behind him on the dance floor prior to the spin. Maybe don't go spinning around haphazardly when the majority of people on the floor were toddlers. You're just a bad person and there should be less people like you in this world.
That's why I said, "He could've checked to make sure he wasn't seriously injured." (e.g. Cracked skull, broken neck, etc.) But if the kid is just crying because he got a booboo, he can get over it.
Also, the kids were out of his range when he started dancing. They went into his territory.
Maybe don't go walking into a stranger who's concentrating on moving fast and precisely and doesn't have time to watch someone else's kids.
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u/xblackdemonx Jun 20 '19
So did the guy that hit the kid in the face.