| mountaindewslave said: out of context as usual with the PC liberal media have read a lot about this and plenty happened prior. the girl was asked to put her cell phone away repeatedly by the teacher (note the teacher is also black so forget a race issue here). after she refused he asked her to leave the classroom. again she refused. he called the school administration and they asked her to leave the classroom. again, she refused. then the officer went to the room and asked her to leave (this was prior to this clip) and she refused again. FINALLY he goes to her desk to get her to leave and she refuses yet again. are you kidding me!?
sure it wasn't that pretty of a way to remove her but it's plain and simple, I don't care if you're black or white, boy or girl, if you're breaking the rules and told to leave in a school then either you do it or deal with the consequences of getting dragged out of the room
there is this constant PC thing lately where kids can act like complete brats in school and get no consequences. this girl should absolutely be expelled from that district and the reality is that she deserved getting dragged out of the room. its pretty simple and maybe parents aren't engraining this in their kids minds enough- but DO WHAT YOU ARE TOLD IN SCHOOL
School is for education, not texting and acting like a hoodlum. again, frankly to me it doesn't matter if this was a girl or a boy, a 15 year old kid or whatever should know better than to disobey school officials and cops who tell them to do something
there would be no rough dragging in the first place if she had just done as she was told. its not rocket science and that 15 second video is conveniently short. that's not assault, that's an office getting the jump done removing a girl who likely ended up with not but a tiny bruise |
I agree with this to a point, I think there were other ways to remove her that would have been less violent, but yes, such behaviour cant go ignore.
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