A Black High School Student Says A Teacher Pushed Her Into A Wall For Not Saying The Pledge Of Allegiance

[surada]

You clearly do not know the law. The law is a child stands while pledge is recited. The child broke the law, the teacher enforced it with the minimal force needed. No person is above the law, including you, Jarlaxle. The student's records are going to include the disciplinary action on the student.

The child was walking down the hall with other students who were also walking.

What law is that?

 

[surada]

No student is exempt for physical restraint when required, as this child was. She follows rules, she violates them knowingly and pays the price.

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[Burgermeister]

The child was walking down the hall with other students who were also walking.

What law is that?

Correcting that guy is an endless loop.

 

[bodecea]

You clearly do not know the law. The law is a child stands while pledge is recited. The child broke the law, the teacher enforced it with the minimal force needed. No person is above the law, including you, Jarlaxle. The student's records are going to include the disciplinary action on the student.

There is no such law like that.

 

[surada]

Correcting that guy is an endless loop.

If she was walking down the hall with other students the teacher shoving her makes no sense. Sounds like the teacher was having a moment. I certainly would have called the principal and the head of the school board. I always insisted my children follow the rules.. and that doesn't mean a teacher can have a little fit.

 

[Foul Owl]

Teacher should have bitch-slapped their ass.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

The child was walking down the hall with other students who were also walking.

What law is that?

The other children stopped iaw the law. This child did not, was restrained until the pledge ended, and then was escorted to the office.

 

[surada]

The other children stopped iaw the law. This child did not, was restrained until the pledge ended, and then was escorted to the office.

That's not true. According to the security cameras a number of children were walking down the hall. You're wrong on this one. The teacher just had a small tantrum.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

That's not true. According to the security cameras a number of children were walking down the hall. You're wrong on this one. The teacher just had a small tantrum.

They all stopped. Watch the cameras. Lying does not help you.

 

[Jarlaxle]

You clearly do not know the law. The law is a child stands while pledge is recited. The child broke the law, the teacher enforced it with the minimal force needed. No person is above the law, including you, Jarlaxle. The student's records are going to include the disciplinary action on the student.

No matter how many times you repeat that, it's still a lie.

 

[Jarlaxle]

The other children stopped iaw the law. This child did not, was restrained until the pledge ended, and then was escorted to the office.

Stop lying.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Stop lying.

You are now lying and gas lighting. The young lady will not act out again. When the pledge is said, one stops and stays silent until it is done. No choice.

 

[Unkotare]

No, that is not the law.

 

[surada]

Do Students Have to Stand for the Pledge of Allegiance or the National Anthem at School?

Students at public schools and universities have a constitutional right to express their beliefs by sitting out the pledge of allegiance or the national anthem. But in a few states, schools can require parental permission before excusing K-12 students from participating.

www.lawyers.com

 

[Jarlaxle]

You are now lying and gas lighting. The young lady will not act out again. When the pledge is said, one stops and stays silent until it is done. No choice.

This, class, is a PERFECT example of projection.

And you are lying, again and still.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

This, class, is a PERFECT example of projection.

And you are lying, again and still.

That's the rule, skippy, as she found out. You can lie all you want. Go for it.

 

[Jarlaxle]

That's the rule, skippy, as she found out. You can lie all you want. Go for it.

It's not legal. You're still lying.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

It's not legal. You're still lying.

Yeah, it is. The kid was detected, selected, corrected, and your whining rejected.

 

[Jarlaxle]

Yeah, it is. The kid was detected, selected, corrected, and your whining rejected.

More lies from you.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

More lies from you.

Prove it. Nothing will happen, as has not happened, to the teacher. The child was counseled and told 'better not happen again.' It has not happened again.