Posted on 06/30/2012 10:06:19 AM PDT by Kaslin
The fact that you keep dodging the issue of the actual prescribed (not potential, prescribed) Rules Of Engagement means you have no leg to stand upon here. If you are an uncle I feel sorry for your nieces and nephews.
Perhaps..but not nearly enough time for the parents.
Yeah! Since the little dears picked up from their elders and all the health nazis that it’s OK to humiliate the overweight, I’m sure they’d love to secretly unplug some device on a fat sick old lady.
The hell she didn’t!@ Those animals were not ‘kids’, they were mental defective sociopaths.
You make unsupportable excuses and your attitude is why so many little sociopaths run the world....from the lives of their parents/teachers to DC. They grow up thinking they are untouchable because people with your attitude ensure they are free to do what ever the hell they want with a sertnly worded letter and punishment for their victims..
And they do.
Again, the woman needed to do her job, but she failed in that responsibility. And in this country for some reason, we love to reward failure and because this woman was a failure, she was given more than a half million dollars.
Where are you getting the rules of employment she received?
Simple observation of what is going on nationwide lends great weight to my argument that she was put there to be a figurehead and would have been the one to get into dutch had she even so much as “distracted the bus driver” by complaining to him.
Whether or not you wanted to vomit is irrelevant. This was an insulting and demeaning verbal assault by these kids. Kids at times engage in disgusting pack behavior, but insulting someone with words is just not one of the more severe forms of misbehavior.
Get as emotional as you care to, but a years suspension and reform school is far too severe for what these kids did. It is an overreaction to the youtube sensation and cowardly playing to the mob on the part of the school officials.
You have very strange logic and a very strange attitude towards the weakest among us.
If what you say were true, every school bus and every 7th grade classroom and every home with 7th grade kids would be a chaotic as that bus, but that is not the case.
The only difference is that the bus had a bus monitor that was not ready for duty.
Would that be a wake up call to other parents about the conduct of their kids?
This likely wasn’t just a wild hair. I’d have crafted it differently perhaps, but the reform school is there for a purpose including keeping the brats under a microscope.
“You have very strange logic and a very strange attitude towards the weakest among us.”
If she is in fact weak, she had no business being a bus monitor.
I grew up at a time in America where “pack behavior” was physically punished by tough-as-nails nuns and the no-nonsense, working-class parents of my childhood. The boys of my day wouldn’t even have understood the filth coming out of these brats’ mouths. And that was the 1960s!
You mistake passion for emotion.
The obvious answer is that this particular bullying was a local phenomenon, but so what? She was hired to be a figurehead: that is the overwhelming witness of how schools disempower their adults today, or else give them nothing but Weapons of Zero Tolerance meaning the kid gets bounced out for having a breath mint. (A foul mouth is usually overlooked, however.)
You’re probably envious of her for having gotten the sympathy she did, and are certainly being an ass.
You obviously have never seen a bus in the last dozen years. It is the case to greater and lesser degrees. Do a search. This one got big press. Most don’t. Then if you are still in willful denial, go talk to teachers etc who quit because of the amimals they were not allowed to control.
But of course you’ll condemn them too and not the system that favors the animal. Pretty liberal thing to do I guess, but we are who we are.
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You are getting into inapplicable hypothetical territory here.
She could have had Incredible Hulk powers and would have gotten in deep dutch for using them.
Hopefully, you’ll be given the opportunity to do what you think she failed to do.
I think you might be shocked what modern middle schoolers are like. God help them, and God help anyone who tries to discipline them.
Middle school buses are notorious hotbeds for drugs, sex & bullying.
LOL you would last 2 minutes.
None of us have her rule of employment.
But, we all know that we must be capable of doing our jobs, but this woman could not handle her job.
However, if you want to give a half million dollars to all people who miserably fail at their jobs, be my guest, but I doubt that will help the productivity of our nation.
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