Andrew McConnon horse abuse

Mistakenly hit the button when my screen had moved on from Wick’s post. I updated to clarify it was not meant for you. Apologies!

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OK , no sweat, gotcha. :wink:

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You are correct. He did not punch the horse in the video. He whipped the living shite out of it.

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QFP

I think this ‘rabbit hole’ you are speaking of is called incredulous

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If you QFP using the quote function on here, it’ll disappear if he edits the original post. Best to copy/paste in and wrap it using the quote icon in the editor. :slight_smile:

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Is “incredulous” your answer to the provenance of the picture?

Thanks! Learn something new every day.

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Sorry, new to this. What does QFP mean?

Bless your heart. You know nothing of riding yet you jump in to a forum that has many riders with very impressive CV’s to defend your adult kiddo who believe me, knows that there is no excuse for his behavior.

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You can deflect all you want, it doesn’t change the fact that there are multiple videos of your son abusing horses, including beating one in the face with a crop.

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Mr. McConnon, perhaps you should speak to your son. Did you know he has lost almost all his sponsorships?

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This vaguely reminds me of the Brock Turner case (not saying this is the same level of criminality or to even compare the two people, just in case anyone wants to insinuate) where the father was whining to the court that his son’s life had been terrible since the conviction and he couldn’t even enjoy steak anymore. :roll_eyes:

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McConnon senior, the correct word is wail, not whale.

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Yes. You know I’m having a difficult time believing that “Dad” hasn’t yet spoken to son about this, but has found his way to COTH and is demanding names from longtime users here.

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He looked it up though!

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And he managed to know the difference between fazed and phased.

Whale is also a verb for the action of hitting something (such as that gambling table, or a punching bag) forcefully and repeatedly.

…so what your son did to those horses?

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Looked it up, and whale is in fact correct.

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Glad we agree that your son “forcefully and repeatedly” struck multiple horses on different occasions.

I feel like we have made progress! Admitting is the first step, I hope Andrew is honest with himself as well and can take steps to work on his anger issues.

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