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Have yet to hear if the "student" was arrested and charged.
Texas culture? For sure.Such a wonderful "culture".
He shouldn't even be teaching in the school.
Yet he was... and he thought he could intimidate a kid who was a lot bigger than he was.
Incidently, that doesn't look like a classroom, so I would like to know what circumstances the phone was taken under.
I would also like to know who the person who videotaped this was. If it was a kid, why wasn't their phone taken?
If it was an adult, why did they let the situation escalate like that.
Yes, I guess that if you are going to do that, you better be able to back it up.Teachers are supposed to be intimidating the children. Its known as "being in charge".
Thank goodness for thethugchild who looks like he could be Obama's own son, he comes from a Democrat background and so will be spared any consequences.
Assault is assault. Everyone, except you race apologists, knows this.Yes, I guess that if you are going to do that, you better be able to back it up.
Or they might do an investigation, and find out, you know, facts.
Did the student have a history of emotional disturbance.
Did the teacher escalate the situation?
Does worthless poster support assault and battery simply because of skin color?Did the student have a history of emotional disturbance.
Did the teacher escalate the situation?
I didn't.Anyone catch that he called the teacher the n-word? Can you imagine if the teacher called the kid that?
That aside, the “kid” is out of control and needs to be put in JD until age 21.
Have yet to hear if the "student" was arrested and charged.
You skimmed too quickly. The teacher didn’t call him that. The assailant called his victim, the teacher, that.I didn't.
I sure heard the assailant say it, though.