I’m sorry but these little heathens need to get their ass whopped.

Yzak

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shyt like this is why black kids are behind in literally everything school related. Always some clown wanting to do too much and disrupt the class:francis:. Hope that woman recovers quickly.
More so no education enforcement at home. But the clowns are definitely allowed to disrupt learning with no consequences. It's harsh, but people need to accept certain behaviors are set by teenage years and they won't change without some massive event. Kids like her show their issues early on and should be expelled and allowed to meet their natural end on the streets to serve as examples for the rest of children.
 

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Then what?

That ain't gonna change her behavior
And if her behavior don't change, she'll continue to face consequences for her actions (charges, incarceration, bad record, etc.). If she don't wanna suffer the consequences, then she need to get her act together. I hope she does.
 

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Her white friends.

Jokes aside, if integration never happens this scene and others like it don't. Because hanging around whites destroyed Black kids. :mjpls:

And Black people over a certain age noticed that after Black people foolishly and self destructively pushed for integration and got it that Black children started acting out and misbehaving in a way that they never did.

You can't let your tormentor be near your children and expect them to be normal afterward.
 

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Unpopular opinion #2:
There's still a chance for her to change her behavior and become a productive member of society. She's young, impressionable so they're still hope we cant just all give up on the account of this one event. I say this because I have a niece who was a little gangbanging hood rat around 15-18. She and her little hood rat gals actually made national news once. And any event, she did a one year bid in juvie @18 for gun possession. After she got out she was a real change person. Now she's 24 she is a LPN, she is in the last year in college and he's doing really well.

I know as her uncle I had given up on her I just didn't think it was any way for her to turn her life around. So maybe they're still hope.
 

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That's someone's mother, aunt, and/or grandmother. And if that girl got touched up afterwards, there'd be a lot of :mjcry:


She's old enough to know and do better. She's also old enough to face the consequences for the choice she made. The restraint show by Mrs. Gladys is commendable, but a meeting with concerned family member(s) needs to be arranged with that girl and her parents.
 

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That broke my heart for some reason :mjcry:

I hate seeing "us" fighting with each other. It pains me. I try not to even watch videos where it's blacks fighting each other.

I know this situation has to be extra heartbreaking for the teacher because she wants to make a difference ESPECIALLY for the black youth but to have one of them assault you has to hit different than it being an "other".
 

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Unpopular opinion #2:
There's still a chance for her to change her behavior and become a productive member of society. She's young, impressionable so they're still hope we cant just all give up on the account of this one event. I say this because I have a niece who was a little gangbanging hood rat around 15-18. She and her little hood rat gals actually made national news once. And any event, she did a one year bid in juvie @18 for gun possession. After she got out she was a real change person. Now she's 24 she is a LPN, she is in the last year in college and he's doing really well.

I know as her uncle I had given up on her I just didn't think it was any way for her to turn her life around. So maybe they're still hope.
What so you think made her change? my niece doing the same thing right now. She hanging around with gang members, left her mothers house…but she hasnt graduated high school tho. Has to do extra 2 yr adult ed to get …:francis: i dont want to say she lost but it aint lookin good.
 
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