Cop man handles black girl in classroom

[Black Magisterialness]

I was t quoting you was I?

What are you gonna do about this? Except post smilies and circle jerk w/ other member who ain't gone do shyt but post that everyone is white.



What are you gonna do other than post on the Coli.

Reread what I bolded.
Whould you tell your kid to disobey a cop?

I'm already well involved with social action groups in my area as well as been a part of petitions to increase police accountability and body cams. On top of managing a drop in camp for kids where they can have a safe place and express their issues with the school structure and policing and then taking that information/data and using it to create tools/strategies in how to properly teach citizen/police interaction (as well as get them involved in STEM fields)

I'm not saying i'm saving the world, but i'm doing what I can in my community. Don't be so negative.

 

[Cynical Thoughts]

IDGAF!!!!! These traitors gotta learn the hardway, young or old. All we got is us... She's young, like that's an excuse. You dont protect the murderers and butchers who are killing and hurting us. You know what that's called Collusion....

I've had enough of it. That's partially the reason why we fail is because we're sabotaged from within...

What you gonna do breh. It's obvious your not even willing to educate the youth on how to avoid these situations. Other than post.

@ this sambo.

The teacher? Or the person giving what seemed to be an unbiased account.

 

[Dzali OG]

Only watched it once...

We must separate positive black from negative black. We are NOT all the same. That's where we've been falling for the okie dokie.

Now, if she was asked to leave the class and didn't comply...slam her on her neck. He actually slammed her softly in my eyes.

We have several generations of lost kids and adults. No helping these people until they help themselves. Kids that will fight or kill their own parents. Kids that will tell you kiss their ass. I'm sorry but kids like that deserve to be slammed on their neck.

I don't like it was a cac, and I don't know the context, but I had to add this.

 

[Cynical Thoughts]

I'm already well involved with social action groups in my area as well as been a part of petitions to increase police accountability and body cams. On top of managing a drop in camp for kids where they can have a safe place and express their issues with the school structure and policing and then taking that information/data and using it to create tools/strategies in how to properly teach citizen/police interaction (as well as get them involved in STEM fields)

I'm not saying i'm saving the world, but i'm doing what I can in my community. Don't be so negative.

I applaud that, its100% more than these posters are gonna do.

But in this current climate of race relations how would you instruct you child to behave when giving orders from multiple supervisors and then a cop?

 

[Cynical Thoughts]

Only watched it once...

We must separate positive black from negative black. We are NOT all the same. That's where we've been falling for the okie dokie.

Now, if she was asked to leave the class and didn't comply...slam her on her neck. He actually slammed her softly in my eyes.

We have several generations of lost kids and adults. No helping these people until they help themselves. Kids that will fight or kill their own parents. Kids that will tell you kiss their ass. I'm sorry but kids like that deserve to be slammed on their neck.

I don't like it was a cac, and I don't know the context, but I had to add this.

Funny you say that. Cause most of the posters who I have gotten into it with condone, support and encourage that negative behavior in black youth.

Like I told them the innocent deserve justice not the ones causing a problem.

 

[Another Man]

Only watched it once...

We must separate positive black from negative black. We are NOT all the same. That's where we've been falling for the okie dokie.

Now, if she was asked to leave the class and didn't comply...slam her on her neck. He actually slammed her softly in my eyes.

We have several generations of lost kids and adults. No helping these people until they help themselves. Kids that will fight or kill their own parents. Kids that will tell you kiss their ass. I'm sorry but kids like that deserve to be slammed on their neck.

I don't like it was a cac, and I don't know the context, but I had to add this.

 

[Black Magisterialness]

I applaud that, its100% more than these posters are gonna do.

But in this current climate of race relations how would you instruct you child to behave when giving orders from multiple supervisors and then a cop?

Honestly, and this is going to sound fukked up, but we have to play longer game. Arguing with the cops and or not "complying" in the onset can get you killed, and you can't fight for justice when you are dead...and its clear that fighting a wrongful arrest civil suit or a racial profiling suit is easier than trying to prove the police murdered you.

I'll tell my child if the police interface with you, treat them with patience, keep your tone very calm, and for fukks sake stop telling them what they can and can't do. They are the police, as it stands now they can do whatever they want...so the concept of moral high ground is lost upon people with no morality.

As my child your first objective is to get home safely. I'd rather, as a parent you eat a misdemeanor, than me bury you.

 

[Pdiddy]

Who is that coward ass teacher though?

 

[Zero]

they're scared man

These dudes are so detatched from reality, it's unreal

Do you really expect these lil nikkas to jump that officer? They're sitting there with their heads down trying not to be next.

They are literally kids

 

[Mordith]

What made the use of force excessive was the fact that there was no need to fling her and the desk forward once she fell backwards in her desk.

 

[New Jeruzalem Journalist]

Then why did you state you saw nothing wrong with the video???....I don't care how many times they told that child to leave the room....she didn't deserve that....and if you think that is ok to use that much force on a child because legally that is what she is....you are in the wrong....

Cool, thats more like it.

I said that speaking from the perspective of an individual who worked in the education system for years when I was younger, has a mother who was a public school teacher for years before she moved up into administrative levels of education and the school board, and as someone who worked years dealing with youth in behavioral programs and special education environments.

Adherence to structure is critical in fostering learning AND safety in a classroom. You can not make that optional for students.

Would you agree or disagree that force is warranted in a situation where a student has not only become a disruption to the learning process, but has verbally and physically refused to stop becoming disruptive? If you are of the opinion that NO force is warranted, I have to say that opening the door for even more volatile situations inside the classroom to come.

I will grant you that none of us know as of yet the intricate details of the class, school, student, and what exactly preceded this exchange. I think we're all taking some liberties with our assumptions. But given what the present narrative is, that a student was told multiple times to put away her phone, stop disrupting the learning environment, or leave the classroom, and was given multiple opportunities to comply, and still chose to blatantly defy authority, physical force was more than appropriate. He didn't beat the sh*t out this kid, he removed her from her seat while she was resisting his attempts.

There are zero parallels between this situation and trigger happy devils with badges killing unarmed citizens, other than the fact that this a cop doing this. If this were a teacher's assistant doing this I'd be saying the same thing.

 

[the cac mamba]

so tell me please how do you handle a student that flat out disobeys everything you say ? you just going to allow them to sit there doing whatever they want ? the officer would not have even been there in first place if she knew how to act. kids like that will always keep pushing you just to see how much they can get away with. was this kid not told if you don't get up you will be removed by force ?

I have no sympathy for shyt like this, but yall go ahead and keep crying racism because some kid doesn't know how to behave.

so no grabbing her by the arm first and pulling her up? just drag her out? and frankly if she started tryna whoop on him at that point, i wouldnt really care if he dished it back because what the fukk is he supposed to do

i dont know if hes a racist, but i dont see any type of scenario where this cop applies what he did in that video to a white girl

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

Cool, thats more like it.

I said that speaking from the perspective of an individual who worked in the education system for years when I was younger, has a mother who was a public school teacher for years before she moved up into administrative levels of education and the school board, and as someone who worked years dealing with youth in behavioral programs and special education environments.

Adherence to structure is critical in fostering learning AND safety in a classroom. You can not make that optional for students.

Would you agree or disagree that force is warranted in a situation where a student has not only become a disruption to the learning process, but has verbally and physically refused to stop becoming disruptive? If you are of the opinion that NO force is warranted, I have to say that opening the door for even more volatile situations inside the classroom to come.

I will grant you that none of us know as of yet the intricate details of the class, school, student, and what exactly preceded this exchange. I think we're all taking some liberties with our assumptions. But given what the present narrative is, that a student was told multiple times to put away her phone, stop disrupting the learning environment, or leave the classroom, and was given multiple opportunities to comply, and still chose to blatantly defy authority, physical force was more than appropriate. He didn't beat the sh*t out this kid, he removed her from her seat while she was resisting his attempts.

There are zero parallels between this situation and trigger happy devils with badges killing unarmed citizens, other than the fact that this a cop doing this. If this were a teacher's assistant doing this I'd be saying the same thing.

I definitely see your point... but there still has to be a level of tact\humanity when dealing with people.... and imo, the officer showed absolutely none....

 

[West Coast Avenger]

Cool, thats more like it.

I said that speaking from the perspective of an individual who worked in the education system for years when I was younger, has a mother who was a public school teacher for years before she moved up into administrative levels of education and the school board, and as someone who worked years dealing with youth in behavioral programs and special education environments.

Adherence to structure is critical in fostering learning AND safety in a classroom. You can not make that optional for students.

Would you agree or disagree that force is warranted in a situation where a student has not only become a disruption to the learning process, but has verbally and physically refused to stop becoming disruptive? If you are of the opinion that NO force is warranted, I have to say that opening the door for even more volatile situations inside the classroom to come.

I will grant you that none of us know as of yet the intricate details of the class, school, student, and what exactly preceded this exchange. I think we're all taking some liberties with our assumptions. But given what the present narrative is, that a student was told multiple times to put away her phone, stop disrupting the learning environment, or leave the classroom, and was given multiple opportunities to comply, and still chose blatantly defy authority, physical force was more than appropriate. He didn't beat the sh*t out this kid, he removed her from her seat while she was resisting his attempts.

There are zero parallels between this situation and trigger happy devils with badges killing unarmed citizens, other than the fact that this a cop doing this. If this were a teacher's assistant doing this I'd be saying the same thing.

Bruh my mother is a child psychologist....teenagers act defiant on a daily basis...and the cop knows this as he works around teenagers daily....yes the girl was being uncooperative and a distraction to the class.....but the use of force that was used against her was plain despicable....how else could they have removed her??...well not like that...

 

[Benjamin Sisko]

bedwench alert

White supramacist collaborator She would be the first thats crying foul saying if she was thrown into the ground like that.

I bet u a quick search on her fb would give mad vibes

Negro wakeup call would be so