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  • ljwrench
    We're becoming France!!!!!!!!![:(]
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  • sarge_3ad
    Poor kid is probably a sissy mommy's boy, spoiled brat. Nothing a firm "NO" couldn't handle.
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  • medic07
    Back in my days, my 2nd grade teacher (Mrs Hill may she RIP) would have just smacked me in the back of the head (for the 100th time) if I had ever thought of this crap.

    Really though...what is the problem lately? Our god-kids dont get any recess any more here. The schools say that they are afraid that the kids may play games where one will win and others will lose or that someone might scrape their knees or who knows what. The kids dont get out to burn off energy and be KIDS. I seriously believe that this is where alot of ADD/ADHD supposedly comes from. I know I would have been unable to pay attention if I didnt get to go out and play in the morning and afternoon.
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  • kimi
    This is a typical stance for academia. It allows them a way to get off the hook of having to make a responsible decision. Our educational system represents an anything goes attitude, by hook or crook, as long as it's in line with secular-progressive thought.
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by medic07
    Back in my days, my 2nd grade teacher (Mrs Hill may she RIP) would have just smacked me in the back of the head (for the 100th time) if I had ever thought of this crap.

    Really though...what is the problem lately? Our god-kids dont get any recess any more here. The schools say that they are afraid that the kids may play games where one will win and others will lose or that someone might scrape their knees or who knows what. The kids dont get out to burn off energy and be KIDS. I seriously believe that this is where alot of ADD/ADHD supposedly comes from. I know I would have been unable to pay attention if I didnt get to go out and play in the morning and afternoon.


    Either that or write Jimmy Jack on the blackboard for all to see that he wants to wear a dress to school and be called Sally Mae...a hundred times, no less.
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  • AZEX
    The boy has already realized that to get away with anything, all you have to do is dress cute, giggle a lot and pack a vagina.

    He can get the vagina later.

    Now he's merely got a jump on the rest of the manipulating cvnts.

    D.
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  • Hunter Mag
    No wonder people are so F'd up. Everyone of them gets preferential treatment along with being told it's perfectly normal. WTH!!!!
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  • reloader44mag
    quote:Originally posted by AZEX
    The boy has already realized that to get away with anything, all you have to do is dress cute, giggle a lot and pack a vagina.

    He can get the vagina later.

    Now he's merely got a jump on the rest of the manipulating cvnts.

    D.
    LMAO
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  • axlerfan
    I work in schools around the Denver area a lot. Seeing how a lot of these schools work scares me, makes me glad I dont have kids. Some of what Ive seen includes:
    One elementary school has the kids goose step march with arms crossed, no talking, no touching handrails, straight lines, just like watching old movies about communist russia. Another district doesnt allow kids to talk during lunch, table monitors make sure there is no talking or playing at the tables. The same district doesnt allow competitive games at recess. Ive seen teachers encouraging kids to watch what parents are doing, and if the kids think its wrong report the parents to police. The list could go on and on.
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  • spanielsells
    This is all part of the socialization of America... those do-gooders that grew up in the 60s and 70s (I was born in the 60s but never embraced the whackjob mentality of my generation) that still think communism is the best way to handle things despite the fact that communism fails miserably wherever it is implemented.
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  • GUNFUNCO
    And what happens when a child decides that he or she is no longer a child but that he or she should be the teacher. Will they accomodate that as well.

    Maybe they would, then they (the teachers)could have sex with him or her and not get into trouble because he would be one of their peers.[:D]
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  • spanielsells
    quote:Originally posted by GUNFUNCO
    And what happens when a child decides that he or she is no longer a child but that he or shee should be the teacher. Will they accomodate that as well.

    Maybe they would, then they (the teachers)could have sex with him or her and not get into trouble because he would be one of their peers.[:D]
    Schit. I missed the boat on that one. Back when I was about 13-17 I should have demanded to be a teacher. I would have had some colleagues that were true hotties.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Zebra
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    USA
    1786 Posts
    Posted - 02/12/2008 : 11:32:14 PM

    Saw this on the news earlier. There's something wrong in this country!




    It isnt only this country.. check out the world..
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  • Henry0Reilly
    quote:The student had attended this same school in years prior, but had left to go to classes in another district for about two years.

    How many times you reckon this kid has repeated 1st or 2nd grade?
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  • spanielsells
    quote:Originally posted by Henry0Reilly
    quote:The student had attended this same school in years prior, but had left to go to classes in another district for about two years.

    How many times you reckon this kid has repeated 1st or 2nd grade?


    He's not repeated 2nd grade. He's simply re-exploring it.

    Are you trying to damage his self-esteem? Cripes!
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