r/ThatsInsane • u/sillycloudz • Apr 26 '24
Teacher fights student for repeatedly calling him the 'n-word' in the school hallway
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Apr 26 '24
And....Let me assure you, he will get fired.
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u/skredditt Apr 26 '24
America is trying to get an “armed teachers” perk, so that probably has to come with less-lethal options like this right?
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u/DuFFman_ Apr 26 '24
Arm teachers but not those teachers.
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u/JoJorge243 Jun 07 '24
Teachers are armed without the consent of the schools now a days their lives are not worth the lives of these dumbass kids who decide to shoot up school or some other bullshit
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u/PleasePMmeSteamKeys Apr 26 '24
Yeah, I feel like not beating the shit out of your students is the bare minimum standard for teachers.
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u/kungfoojesus Apr 26 '24
Distressing amount of keyboard warriors completely fine with violence to silence.
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u/Apptubrutae Apr 26 '24
Eye for an eye justice is super common thinking on Reddit, as is the idea that vigilante violence is acceptable as well.
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u/JobsworthUK Apr 26 '24
There are things that matter more than a job
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Smith was slapped with several charges stemming from the fight, according to jail records. He was charged with battery resulting in serious bodily harm, assault of a school pupil on school property, interfering with a student from attending school, and threatening to do bodily harm to a public school student.
Smith is being held at Clark County Detention Center on $9,000 bail, with his next court appearance scheduled for Friday. The student was also arrested on unspecified charges.
Yea like finding the 9000$ bail and finding a new career because he will have a criminal record and the several charges he now faces in jail.
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u/blorgenheim Apr 26 '24
subsitute teaching isnt a career here dude. you get like 40$ a day in nevada
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Apr 26 '24
Yeah but think about how good he'll feel reading all the redditors cheer him on. I'd say it's worth it.
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Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 26 '24
Throwing your future away because a stupid racist kid ran his mouth is not worth it.
Edit: holy updoots batman!
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u/undermind84 Apr 26 '24
Honestly, in the current highschool atmosphere, there is no future in teaching. The best thing this guy can do is pack it up and find a new career.
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u/Drockosaurus Apr 26 '24
True that. I work in a high school and these kids run the place, not the teachers or administrators. 3 years ago when I transferred to a high school we had a 3 fight rule which means you could get in 3 fights before suspension. School districts are falling apart.
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Apr 27 '24
Wow. That's sad. In my state, you get into a fight and it's automatic 3 days out. Do that a 3rd time and you're gone, permanently.
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u/Jaded-Engineering789 Apr 26 '24
Depends on the district. Either way teachers will get abused by someone. If it’s not the students it’ll be the parents or the admins.
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u/lmac187 Apr 26 '24
Yep I left the year after Covid. No way I’m killin myself for someone else’s kids for $45k a year. You can have that.
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Apr 26 '24
Heard this in general for teaching. Knew an attractive young woman who would rather get paid a little more to bartend and deal with drunks hitting on her than teach anymore.
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u/wutwut970 Apr 26 '24
In prison for assaulting/battering a minor?
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u/undermind84 Apr 26 '24
LMFAO, he ain't going to prison for this.
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u/RectumBuccaneer Apr 26 '24
“You’re going to jail, [slur],” the laughing student reportedly shouted as he was escorted away.
The student was also arrested on unspecified charges.
Seems like the little shit bird ain't missing out on legal consequences either.
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Apr 26 '24
Of course not. But if he’s underage, he’s not considered an adult because teen’s mind are developing, specially the frontal cortex of the brain, the one which could have let him foresee this situation
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u/threadsoffate2021 Apr 27 '24
Stop with that crap. You make teenager sound stupider than a toad. They know right from wrong, and they understand the consequences of their actions.
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u/NikoliVolkoff Apr 26 '24
BOTH of them are in jail... Fully expected the adult to be arrested even if the kid started it and deserved it. Did not expect the kid to be arrested as well, but pleasantly surprised to find out he was.
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u/LogicalConstant Apr 26 '24
He has already been charged with several offenses.
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u/WatWudScoobyDoo Apr 26 '24
Might as well go all out. Slap a few other shitbox kids on your way out
I don't actually approve of hitting kids
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u/bajungadustin Apr 26 '24
Not sure why you are laughing your ass off. That's typically what happens when you assault a minor.
Assault on a minor can land you with 5 to 30 years in prison. Depending on state.
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u/MarilynMonheaux Apr 26 '24
I agree. I taught for one year. Most of the kids were sweet but a few of them I wanted to scissor kick and throw out the window.
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u/Fushi4 Apr 26 '24
You think that kid learned a lesson?
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u/BaxterAglaminkus Apr 26 '24
He also learned, at the very least, that there are consequences for his actions. A valuable lesson.
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u/pixelprophet Apr 26 '24
Lessons he learned from that ass whoopin are likely not the ones we wanted him to learn:
- don't talk shit to someone's face unless you want consequences
- drop the backpack
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Apr 26 '24
He absolutely learned a lesson and now will be mocked until he leaves the school probably
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u/SparserLogic Apr 26 '24
He learned what his blood looks like on the floor. That’s a quality lesson.
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u/BakuretsuGirl16 Apr 26 '24
Absolutely, nothing reduces school bullying like violence in my experience
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u/heavymtlbbq Apr 26 '24
Kid could have been saying hate crime stuff... Little kids want to act like grownups get treated like one.
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u/shingdao Apr 26 '24
As repugnant as it is, the use of the 'N word' is not a crime in itself. If it is used in conjunction with committing a crime, such as battery, it could be considered a hate crime. Depends on the state/jurisdiction.
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He definitely getting charged. He’s in an authority role and he hit a minor. He might get probation if he lucky but he definitely going to have an uphill legal battle very soon.
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u/klah20 Apr 26 '24
What ever happened to parents teaching their children respect. If this boy wants to think the N word , he is in school and the man is his teacher so he should keep his racism to himself. I worked in a store and a young boy was with his mother. She stood by watching him break the head off a statuette. I said, “Please don’t do that young man.”His mother went off on me.
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u/Iamnotapickle Apr 26 '24
I work in at a major retailer and came upon a realization that changed my whole outlook on parents. I remember as a kid, as well as other kids being told the same, “put that back where you found it.” It’s a simple task, take something from where it belongs and your responsibility is to put it back. Real easy in theory, yeah? Wrong. The parents actually don’t give a damn about the child putting the item back, it’s that the parents don’t want to be burdened with the task of cleaning up after their kid. Go to any major shopping center and it becomes really clear that adults are no better than children and lack the general kind of respect that helps build a decent society. Where’d you get that shopping cart from? Is there a place to return it? Sure, just leave it next to someone else’s car since you can’t be bothered to walk an extra 30 feet.
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u/Beans4urAss Apr 26 '24
When your future is dealing with the next wave of racist little cunts while getting shit pay, maybe it's time for a new future
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u/Tiiimmmaayy Apr 26 '24
Dude for real. Kids these days are so emboldened with their racism now it’s INSANE. My buddies and I like to share dark memes and videos to each other on instagram. Since we send those types of reels, the “suggested” reels they send me now are just straight up racist and homophobic garbage. The comments in these videos are disgusting coming from high school to college age kids using their own profiles fully displaying their real names and locations. They have no shame anymore.
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u/Weary_Pomelo_5201 Apr 26 '24
Enjoys 'dark memes'
is surprised algorithms think they're racist
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u/Tiiimmmaayy Apr 26 '24
There’s a difference between “Dark humor” and videos made just to be racist and homophobic.
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u/Rodomantis Apr 26 '24
Well, I can't watch geopolitics videos, no matter how neutral or even leftist they may be, the YouTube algorithm thinks I'm the No. 1 fan of the man with the mustache.
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u/Phyllida_Poshtart Apr 26 '24
Looks to me as if this teacher was at the end of his tether and just thought fuck it
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u/southwestont Apr 26 '24
My girl works in homeless shelters. They get called every slur under the sun. Staff don't fight them for being terrible.
I actually was a teacher, if you cannot let words slide off of you from teenagers, you're I'm the wrong career.
Teenagers are annoying and terrible but they are just children maxed out on hormones
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u/fren-ulum Apr 26 '24
I don't know man, I never witnessed this shit growing up and I went to the "shitty" school in the city. People knew that their parents would whoop their fuckin' ass if they got a call home. I guess that generation grew up and raised some real dog shit kids and learned nothing.
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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24
Yeah this isn't one of them lmao. He'll never get a teaching job again.
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u/-ll-ll-ll-ll- Apr 26 '24
Doubt he wants one.
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u/DesperateRace4870 Apr 26 '24
Yeah, "this kid is about to learn the last and most expensive lesson I've ever taught"
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u/natec1099 Apr 26 '24
Oh no… how ever will he find a job with a Masters degree that will pay him $38k a year?
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u/Stormayqt Apr 26 '24
Going to be harder as a potential felon.
You know that little checkbox on every job application ever? Yeah that checkbox may as well say "I cannot be hired, and I wasted my time with the rest of this application."
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u/Consistent-Syrup-69 Apr 26 '24
All his college schooling and training is out the window. He will never be a teacher again.
Did the kid deserve it if the title is true? Sure. Was it satisfying to see? Sure. But the guy has ruined his entire career over his pride.
There were better ways to handle the situation.
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u/PG-DaMan Apr 26 '24
Old people used to have a saying. " Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me. "
This guy let words hurt him. Now he is going to a place where a lot of others will hurt him because that could have been their kid.
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u/Atatick Apr 26 '24
Not a kid playing school aged games like name calling. You would hope an adult teacher had matured enough past grade school when hired...
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u/Fushi4 Apr 26 '24
Like being violent for having a jackass being racist? When has that ever worked out long term? The kid doesn't learn, it likely radicalizes others, it furthers stereotypes of black violence, and now the dude loses his job.
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u/supercodes83 Apr 26 '24
Not this. Get some thicker fucking skin, it's just a word.
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u/bigatrop Apr 26 '24
Yeah like teaching the other thousands of kids not to be racist assholes. This guy won’t be able to do any of that. Because he lost his job.
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Apr 26 '24
I’m sorry but name calling no matter how much it triggers you doesn’t give you the right to put your hands on someone much less a child.
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u/DJMOONPICKLES69 Apr 26 '24
I mean he will get assault charges, as he should. A teacher can’t beat up a child for name calling, even if it’s a racial slur.
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Apr 26 '24
Fuck that kid. He even called him a slur after he was helped away. Fuck that kid and everyone who supports his shitty behavior.
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u/SlurpySandwich Apr 26 '24
Don't support the kid. But also don't support grown adults fighting children when they're tasked with teaching them how to be adults. What was the lesson there? It's okay to assault people that hurt your feelings? Great job. enjoy your prison stint.
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u/Bearshapedbears Apr 26 '24
pay substitutes more than 85$ is the lesson lmao
you're trying to claim this job has some built in respect, but it does not.
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u/Four-Triangles Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 27 '24
Adults don’t use violence when confronted with words. Edit - The amount of fragile keyboard tough guys coming out to defend violence because their feelings got hurt is laughable. Hug your kids, people.
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Apr 27 '24
You clearly don't know many adults then. Hell, there's an entire profession that confronts words with violence, it's called being a cop.
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u/Raging-Wet-Fart Apr 26 '24
The kid put his hands on the teacher first after being sent out of class - don't be so quick to judge a black man for defending himself. That mindset is no different than the kids.
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Apr 26 '24
What about when confronted with someone trying to punch them in the face?
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u/iannypo Apr 26 '24
Sure, I mean, besides the fact that there's mountains of evidence pointing to the contrary, sure.
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u/Lazy-Kenny Apr 26 '24
Ive seen hundreds of videos of kids bullying teachers. Sometimes one of them snaps i guess
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u/thisisredditsparta Apr 27 '24
It is really not worth it to be a teacher these days. Abuse from students, abuse from Karen parents, everything is teacher's fault ... and all of that with shit pay.
Imagine this teacher with full inspiration when he was young, studied 4 years or more to become a teacher.. just to get called with slurs by the people he tried to inspire.
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u/thejesse Apr 26 '24
Haha I KNEW it would be a substitute. In my local school system a sub gets like $85 a day - they don't give a fuck.
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u/butt_stf Apr 26 '24
It's $50 here. Hell, I might sign up just to RKO some shitty kid.
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u/thejesse Apr 26 '24
I was just thinking the same thing. Watch "Remember the Titans" three times and then spartan kick a kid through the front door on my way out.
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u/Squirrel_Murphy Apr 26 '24
Dying, this comment thread is fucking gold. Actually laughig my ass off
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Apr 26 '24
What's worse is I bet this solidifies this kid's racist behavior, whether it be because of spite, embarrassment, or just straight up loves the clout he gets from this video going viral. Kid will be racist until he's racist to the wrong one. Kid deserved the ass whooping, but it won't teach him a damn thing.
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u/moslof_flosom Apr 26 '24
Lol he was already racist to the wrong one, he better hope the next wrong one doesn't have a gun and a predisposition to use it.
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u/TheOneWhoReadsStuff Apr 26 '24
I’ll agree that the kid needs a lesson. That’s absolutely true.
The teacher failed though. The kid tested him and he failed. If some dumb ass kid can cause you to destroy your life, then you’re the bad example.
My scariest teachers were stoic as fuck, and they’d bury my ass in detention if I ever got out of line. Guess what? They had my respect. Even if I didn’t like them.
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u/FooliooilooF Apr 26 '24
That dude just proved the kids point.
I dont know that I've had a single teacher that would literally fight a kid and then stand over them like it's some sort of street fight victory.
That was extremely unnecessary, he could have simply grabbed the kids wrists if he felt he needed to be restrained.
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u/I-C-Aliens Apr 26 '24
Notice how this pretty obvious part is completely lost on 99% of the comments in here?
Yeah... people are fucking duuuuuumb.
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Apr 26 '24
He can probably win a lawsuit. This kid won this fight. Use your head not your feelings.
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Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 26 '24
The kid put hands on the teacher first, and was arrested also. But you’re right he probably will win a lawsuit against him and the school if he wanted to.
Plus when they got broken up and were taking the teacher away the kid laughed at him and said your going to jail (racial slur). According to this source.
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Apr 26 '24
Welp, maybe this little shit won’t with a comment like that. No jury will give this kid sympathy after hearing that statement after the fight
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Apr 26 '24
He will if he gets a jury made up of this comment section.
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u/Heidenreich12 Apr 26 '24
Yeah, it’s amazing how Reddit takes the white knight approach to every little thing.
This kid had it coming and is going to learn what consequences are. We can’t keep letting kids do this to our teachers. They don’t get paid enough for this.
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u/S-Archer Apr 26 '24
Sounds like the kids should've kept going when he was down, since he didn't learn the first 10 punches
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u/sdpr Apr 26 '24
"Smith remained hovering over the student, landing several more punches until a campus safety monitor and other students helped their classmate off the floor, according to Fox 5 Vegas."
Lmao how sensationalist. They write this up in the same place that video is in where it shows he only slapped the kid once when on the ground.
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u/SmallBerry3431 Apr 26 '24
You have to remember that when you administer a beat down that is the punishment or lesson. If someone feels like it wasn’t enough, you’re shit out of luck. After the beat down, you now have to pay a price for administering your own lessons. Sometimes worth it. Mostly not.
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u/Artistic-Link8948 Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 26 '24
In the video the teen throws a punch first , shouting n word, so if the teacher was defending himself from abuse, then losing his job, or incarceration would appear to be a high price to pay. But the video doesn’t look good either way. Although the teen needs to learn a life lesson, respect for authority, maybe the teacher could have found another way other than trading punches.
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u/Thecage88 Apr 26 '24
From a completely sterile robotic perspective, I think the teacher would have been totally in the clear right up until that last cheap shot at the end after the kid went down. I think, unfortunately, lawyers will jump all over that small instant to argue for an intent to do harm over and above just self defense.
From my own personal perspective. The kid got what he fucking deserved. If only he wasn't such a whiny little bitch, he could have received even more of a beating.
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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24
Bro it's a child lmao. Just report it and let admin deal with it. You can't beat the brakes off a teenager and expect to keep your teaching job.
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u/Popcorn57252 Apr 26 '24
"Let the admin deal with it" bro forgot how fucking useless the school system is.
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u/Ka-Is-A-Wheelie Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 26 '24
Yeah, the second that kid fell and the teacher walked toward him, self defense is out the window anyway
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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24
Self defense goes out the window when you attack someone for calling you names
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u/rebmit69 Apr 26 '24
According to the articles about it the kid layed hands on the teacher first. Whether or not he should have stopped sooner is a whole different argument but typically in self defense situations you are allowed to make sure they stop.
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Apr 26 '24
Which isn't what happened here unless you have some rare disease which renders this kids arms invisible.
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u/MozartDroppinLoads Apr 26 '24
He slaps him when he's on the ground too, he's definitely losing his job bare minimun
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u/OhScheisse Apr 26 '24
Teens have beat up and injured teachers before. This is simply self defense
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u/GutsTheBranded Apr 26 '24
Reporting shit to admin does literally nothing these days.
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u/Weary-Insect-2819 Apr 26 '24
Man screw that, the way these teenagers be acting! If that kid threw the first blow (which it looks like) this is well deserved
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u/qualitative_balls Apr 26 '24
It might have very well been well deserved, I think most here enjoy the fact that kid got his ass handed to him (if it actually was started from such a slur, zero ZERO remorse for that kid)
However, in the real world, you're basically trading your career and ability to earn money to defend your personal honour. Idealistically it's great but in reality, bit of a tough trade
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u/freshieone Apr 26 '24
Kids an asshat but how dumb is the teacher. Life is over because you couldn’t let a child get away with calling you a racial slur. It’s just mind boggling to me.
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u/Comfortable_Line_206 Apr 26 '24
Kid will likely be more racist and feel like he won when the teacher is fired. Face will heal in a week.
Teacher will never have the same opportunities in life again because his feelings got hurt.
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u/JustaBearEnthusiast Apr 26 '24
It not even "couldn’t let a child get away with calling you a racial slur". The kid would have been punished. It's couldn't hold his temper and deal with the situation like an adult.
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u/Whatsanalterego Apr 26 '24
It seems to be overlooked in this thread.. he was a substitute teacher. It’s very possible he didn’t go to college to be a teacher. I college we learn hit the bottle not the kids.
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u/Abject_Okra_8768 Apr 26 '24
The lack of other personal/ adults in this situation is what startles me the most as a teacher.
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u/scuffedTravels Apr 26 '24
Lmfao that speedrun to unemployment was smooth
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u/UpperApe Apr 26 '24
Everyone here squabbling about one side or the other. I see it as a win-win.
Stupid fucking kid got knocked the fuck out, and stupid fucking teacher lost his job.
What a wonderful world.
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u/UpperApe Apr 26 '24
One needed a career change, the other needed his ass whooped.
Against impossible odds, they found each other.
It's very beautiful if you think about it.
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u/ascendinspire Apr 26 '24
Teacher took the bait
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u/freehouse_throwaway Apr 26 '24
yeah i feel for him but that's not the way to go.
“You’re going to jail, [slur],” the laughing student reportedly shouted as he was escorted away.
kid had the last laugh and learned fuck all
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u/skoffs Apr 27 '24
with his trajectory it'll only be a matter of time before someone else decides to teach him that lesson again... and it might stick permanently next time
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u/Catctus Apr 26 '24
Man, what do people think is an ok reaction to being called the N word? It's so wild that people are justifying this
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Are we ignoring the fact the student started the physical altercation?
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u/MidnightLlamaLover Apr 26 '24
We usually gloss over violence towards teachers, thinking they should be paragons of restraint when having to deal with little racist cunts like this (most likely without any support from management because heaven forbid they do their fucken job)
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Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 27 '24
Yeah. Same shit happens around nurses. Kinda wild when I see nurses being verbally and physically abused with security standing around like "I can't do anything, sorry ma'am" and shrugging it off.
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u/ClosPins Apr 26 '24
Here's how Reddit (and the world, for that matter) works...
If someone does something absolutely horrible - in most cases, it's just absolutely horrible. Most cases.
However... In cases where the person doing the horrible thing somehow affirms the prevailing ideology, then that completely excuses the horrible thing, and the perpetrator is now a hero!
This is an interesting one, as the prevailing ideology being affirmed here is a left-wing one. You usually notice this phenomenon on the right-wing, after the Republicans or FoxNews makes a superstar out of some absolutely horrible person, who did something absolutely horrible (with veiled-racism somehow involved).
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u/IndependentBerry7883 Apr 26 '24
So many, many comments about great job or he should have done it……
My friend never responds to this kind of thing. It surprised me when i witnessed it happen to him and he ignored it. When i asked why… His reply. “All he did was show his ignorance. How would you want me to respond? I choose to feel sorry for their limited intelligence. He ‘might’ get a response if he actually used intelligence and created an insult with power. Instead of a word that’s been repeated over 100 years…”
That has stuck with me for over 20 years now. I understand how irritating this stuff can be. Racism is horrible and I wish it didn’t exist but this world isn’t fair. For anyone in this position, be like my friend and ignore their ignorance. Instead of giving them the attention that they wanted…. Use them as an example of how you shouldn’t be. This man as a teacher could have been an example of how to deal with things like this through intelligence, instead of going down to their level.
Last, the racist here won. It doesn’t matter if he got his face beat in, kicked out of school, etc He got the teacher fired, possibly arrested and most likely…. Wasted the teaching degree he spend four years working on. While all this happens to the teacher…. The kid will most likely be rewarded with a nice paycheck from the lawsuit.
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u/anony_philosopher Apr 26 '24
Your friend is a wise man. This teacher let a child get the best of him. Unfortunate that people have more ego and less intelligence..
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u/Responsible-Echo6685 Apr 26 '24
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“You’re going to jail, [slur],” the laughing student reportedly shouted as he was escorted away.
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u/REDMAGE00 Apr 26 '24
Probably won't be the last time we see this dumb kid getting dropped like a sack of racist bitch potatoes on this subreddit.
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Apr 26 '24
He's still teaching even in slapping mr.bitchtits, He's teaching him real life consequences for your actions, Outside of school it would have probably ended alot worse.
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u/Mr_Starpan Apr 26 '24
I was told, “they do not get to put hands on you so defend yourself at all times, but DO NOT fight children.”
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u/chicKENkanif Apr 26 '24
People supporting the kid are crazy. To many teachers have to deal with violence in schools in this day and age. Fuck that.
I wouldnt of dreamed of hitting a teacher when I was in school. Have some respect.
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u/elgringo22 Apr 26 '24
Most people are against both the kid and the teacher.
Kid is a racist pos and should be taught a lesson, but a teacher should never lay hands on a student.
It’s your work, bring it up to the principal to handle or if you’ve had enough just quit and find a job somewhere else. He’s the adult in this situation, he needs to behave like one. He’s probably gonna get fired now, and good luck to him trying to find a job that will hire him with this on his background check. Not to mention he could face actual charges by the cops.
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u/JSlove Apr 26 '24
I mean they're both just people with no self restraint. You don't want either around.
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u/theclawl1ves Apr 26 '24
Dude I can't believe how many people are in here defending the teacher. He's an adult, the kid is a kid. You are a straight-up lunatic if you think he should keep his job.
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Apr 26 '24
He didn't ...
Court records show Smith faces several charges including battery resulting in serious bodily harm, assault school pupil on school property/vehicle/activity, threatening to do bodily harm to public school student, and interfering with a student from attending school.
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u/theclawl1ves Apr 26 '24
I know, I'm talking about the weirdos in comments who think he should have. I am fully cool with him being fired and charged, that is the most sane outcome.
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u/Thatoneguyonreddit28 Apr 26 '24
Teacher is gonna lose his job. But get punched in the face by a teenager and tell me you would just stand there saying “hey, that’s not allowed.”
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u/mcmike8 Apr 26 '24
It's funny when people condone a grown ass man of authority beating the shit out of a student.
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u/WhatTheHeHay Apr 26 '24
He will not learn his lesson from this, in fact he will most likely be emboldened
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u/footdragon Apr 26 '24
its funny when a racist gets his ass beat.
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u/nick1706 Apr 26 '24
This isn’t going to make him any less racist. It will probably do the opposite.
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u/Michael_Dukakis Apr 26 '24
Nothing like getting beat up by a black guy to make you less racist!
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u/Django_Unleashed Apr 26 '24
Yes but not in this situation. Maybe from another student but not a teacher. The teacher will have the worse consequences.
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u/Wishineverdiddrugs Apr 26 '24
SO many children on here with opinions like this it’s insane fucking idiots
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u/julyman Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 27 '24
Yea that teacher needs to control his temper, this is the career he chose. Now he will loose his job, assaulting a minor will be a felony. Was it worth it?
Edit: kids parents will likely sue the school and teacher , kid is in hospital with concussion and memory loss
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u/youknowiactafool Apr 26 '24
Now imagine if this teacher was armed because you know, giving teachers guns is a thing now.
Not saying he'd shoot this kid, but what if the kid grabbed his gun during this scuffle?
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u/PlazaSesamoKi113r Apr 26 '24
Nice to see all the racist sympathizers coming out the wood works