I say I’d accept. I want to give that person the chance. And I believe that everyone can change and maybe that person did.
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I would talk to them. No changes and then I would kick them out.
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Remind them of the past and see how they handle it. If they are remorseful, enjoy the game. If they are still a jerk, adios!!!
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I believe in forgiveness. People change. I would reach out and let them know they are forgiven and encourage them.
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Give em a chance! The past is the past!
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Give them one more chance then if do it again kick them out
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Go ahead and give them a chance!
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I would ignore it but if they start bullying other kids I would talk to them and maybe kick them out if the bullying was extreme.
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I would ingnore and give a second chance!
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Give a chance if a problem then boot them
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I did have a situation like that, I stood up for myself back then and nipped the bullying in the bud. So I’d like to have a conversation with the person, se how their life has been since those days.
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Give him a chance, we all change as kids
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Give them the chance to show they’ve changed but don’t allow any misconduct
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I’d just boot em. It’s my club.
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Ignore the past, everyone has a part
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Hope they are better person but let them play but no trouble
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I believe In second chances to a certain situations.
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Realize that children often grow up and acknowledge past mistakes. If it bothers you a lot, bring it up like an adult, give them a chance to apologize. Above all forgive, it may not make a difference to them, but it will set you free.
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Treat them the same as any other newbie.
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Ignore them. Be the better person and let them stay. Even if they haven’t grown up price that you have.
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