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In reply to the discussion: "She's a child!" [View all]marym625
(17,997 posts)67. And that's exactly what he is
I love it too. Perfect rant
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The teacher wasn't the one who called the principal, please, people, read the story!!!
adigal
Oct 2015
#17
The teacher was well aware of what he had set in motion -- because it was procedure
Hortensis
Oct 2015
#53
Yeah but didn't the teacher and principal come out in support of the violent cop's actions?
brush
Oct 2015
#109
Chemisse, unlike you, I do not have the skills to handle kids like this. But
Hortensis
Oct 2015
#117
I know for a fact that kids I send to the office are not going to be brutalized.
Chemisse
Oct 2015
#126
And the invective directed at me, is (a) that blind or is a well reasoned measured response.
AlbertCat
Oct 2015
#79
True, I don't care how old she was, nobody deserves to be assualted for simply refusing to get out
Live and Learn
Oct 2015
#98
If she were 18, he would still have the higher responsibility of acting like an adult.
Gormy Cuss
Oct 2015
#19
And it was you, marym625m, who brought it here, and who has brought so much other good to DU.
Scuba
Oct 2015
#6
RACIST AMERICA!! That's why. This would have NEVER happened to a young white girl.
Liberal_Stalwart71
Oct 2015
#7
I forgot who brought it up, Black kids aren't seen as kids, even when they're 3-year-olds
MisterP
Oct 2015
#13
That sheriff is not only not going to follow up on criminal charges on the violent cop . . .
brush
Oct 2015
#112
sorry but violent crimes against a harmless child is worthy of jail in my book
marym625
Oct 2015
#141
mine, too. First, the video of the violence done to that child, 2nd - the image of the young man
Iris
Oct 2015
#60
Agreed, the guy needs help but first, he and society need to admit he needs it and
Live and Learn
Oct 2015
#94
Everyone at that school needs to be supported in their efforts to get over Officer Slam
fasttense
Oct 2015
#29
Just saw a picture on TV of him slammin a vet on the concrete while investigating a noise complaint.
classykaren
Oct 2015
#42
The guy in the video brings up an important point that I had wondered about.
freedom fighter jh
Oct 2015
#65
she is also a child (legally) who has recently lost her mother, and is in foster care.
niyad
Oct 2015
#69
She was, at worst, being obnoxious (like teens and early 20's are apt to be).
Live and Learn
Oct 2015
#91
Link below - you might not agree with him on everything, but he is interesting to listen to.
Lochloosa
Oct 2015
#115