A Perversion Of Justice?

[impact]

This all points to one thing - good people better start voicing their option and doing all they can to stop this rush to madness - there is a war going on for the soul of our countries - you can no longer sit by and watch - get involved

WWG1WGA

[MikePal]

WWG1WGA

Had to look that one up....good Ref.."where we go one, we go all,

[fishermccann]

I notice that in every one of the instances people site, the child was fighting back against bullies. The victims. Someone must be the bullies, and their parents are the ones that need ‘talking’ to. Somebody must be having those kids, and their attitudes. Do they not have to show up at meetings with the school authorities? I usually only had to be told-to do ,or not to do something once, by my father.

[Jakezilla]

I notice that in every one of the instances people site, the child was fighting back against bullies. The victims. Someone must be the bullies, and their parents are the ones that need ‘talking’ to. Somebody must be having those kids, and their attitudes. Do they not have to show up at meetings with the school authorities? I usually only had to be told-to do ,or not to do something once, by my father.

Welcome to the liberal paradise of single mothers and fatherless homes. This is what happens when you dismantle the nuclear family. Very few single parents are equipped to play the role of both parents.

[MikePal]

Welcome to the liberal paradise of single mothers and fatherless homes. This is what happens when you dismantle the nuclear family. Very few single parents are equipped to play the role of both parents.

x2 ^^...Agreed

[JBen]

Do they not have to show up at meetings with the school authorities

Schools will tell you they do.
In my eldest daughters case, we knew the boy and his parents. The principal assured us, they were talking to his father. Weeks later another incident I said enough is enough and knocked on the kids door, prepared to have it out it with the boys father.

The father was floored. First he'd heard of it.
Last I heard as I walked away was dad lighting up his son. At least in that case, with that boy, there were no further incidents.
The principal was none to happy to see me.

In my youngest case it involved dozens of kids and two schools. Police and more. but we really didnt get anywhere, nor did the school take it seriously until she hurt herself ( the same daughter we learned later had PTSD).

Long winded way of saying if any teacher ever tries to tell me they take it seriously, I hope they are prepared for my response.

[greatwhite]

Just because a parent says something to the kid doesn't mean they will listen especially when there are no repercussions. In the Liberal world there are no repercussions.

[JoePa]

My older brother is a big guy but one thing about him had a bad temper - this happened years ago - my one nephew would walk home from school each day and at one particular corner there was a kid that would give him a tough time - so my brother taught the nephew how fight - even got a punching bag - so one day the nephew is coming home from school and this kid is standing at the same corner - he starts harassing the nephew - the nephew hauls off and hits the kid and gives him a bloody nose - a couple days late the nephew is coming home from school and at the same corner is this kid with a older buddy with him - they give my nephew a hard time - the nephew goes home and tells my brother - they both get into the car and drive over to this corner looking for the two kids - they see them walking up the street so they get out of the car and start walking up towards the kids - the kids see them coming so they take off running up the street - my brother starts chasing them - they run into a yard with my brother right after them - the run into the backdoor of the house with my brother right after them - they run through the house and out the front door with my brother right after them - they finally run through a school yard and by brother stops chasing them - I guess the kid's parents were working and not home but it sure wound have been funny seeing some guy chasing your kid right through the house like that - needless to say the nobody bothered my nephew again

[Bushwhacker]

Welcome to the liberal paradise of single mothers and fatherless homes. This is what happens when you dismantle the nuclear family. Very few single parents are equipped to play the role of both parents.

You, sir, just dropped the nuclear bomb of truth folks on the left will never admit. Well done.

[MarkB]

So I am not new to this, I did not go to the principal as my son did not want anything to start. Had something happen several years ago with the other son and he did hit someone who deserved it. He saw another student breaking into a locker he asked the kid to get away the kid stopped and grabbed my son around the neck (Caught on video) my son gave him a good fist in the head and dropped him.

At the first the School only told me my son hit someone. After talking to my son and then the school I found out the real details, the locker the kid was breaking into was the most bullied kid in the school and the kid trying to break in was his bully. My son told him to get away from the locker or he would go to the principal, the kid then grabbed my son around the throat, my son knew he could take the bully and hauled off and hit him. I told the principal my son deserved a cupcake, he would have gotten a cake if he had hit him 3 times real good.

I have a policy if you attack me and I feel I can take you "You become my personal property to do with as I see fit.". I don't and never have started a fight I just finish them.

The Bullies own the schools ... the schools just don't want to admit it. They put up these pathetic anti bullying messages ... and then when it really comes to standing up for victims ... the schools do nothing ... it's pathetic ... we live in a world of straw houses buddy ... people are weak when it comes to standing up for values, or whenever it counts. If you really want to bring them to their knees, file a report with the police ... breaking into someone locker, and a physical attack on your son, which he had to defend himself against ... school will then have no choice but to cooperate with the police.