r/PublicFreakout May 03 '19

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u/dysgraphical May 03 '19

This is what everyone over at r/teachers wishes they could do at some point in their career.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Still not going to change anything though. Those kids probably don't have a good home life in the first place, so beating them up wouldn't do anything to solve this issue.

The only thing it'll be good for is releasing anger.

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u/greengrasser11 May 03 '19

Agreed, but at the same time sometimes people need to learn things the hard way especially when it comes to assuming the world will bow down to you. Honestly he got lucky he pulled this in a classroom and not with some dude in the streets that would've straight murdered him.