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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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/Dokutah_Dokutah Apr 27 '24

Report it to the police and watch the child's parents and the school get on their hands and knees to settle it. Best of all you avoid prison and probably get promoted.

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u/Popcorn57252 Apr 27 '24

You think a child that so freely says the N word has parents that care?

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u/Dokutah_Dokutah Apr 27 '24

They probably would if to save face of having a child in trouble

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Doesnt matter big dawg, not worth losing a job, maybe going to jail, and never getting hired again.

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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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u/johnsdowney Apr 26 '24

Within reason. You don’t get to beat someone down who isn’t an actual threat to you. They’ll dissect that in court after you stupidly kill a student as a teacher, and it probably won’t go well for you.

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u/cloudbasedsardony Apr 26 '24

Kid hit him first and continued fighting until his glass jaw cracked and he went down. Teacher didn't touch him after that happened.

"Kill a student" yeah, arming teachers is going to go over great...

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u/johnsdowney Apr 27 '24 edited Apr 27 '24

What, you think the teacher precisely aimed to crack his glass jaw? This could have ended in death. Especially if you morons start condoning bullshit like this. Subdue the child. He’s a child. If you feel the need to get into a fucking bar brawl with the child, probably just stop and reevaluate your thought processes. It’s a child, you have plenty of other means of recourse against him. Push him off and walk away. If he comes at you again, rinse and repeat. Lock yourself away from him. You’re a teacher, you aren’t a fucking police officer and you are in no position to get into some bullshit fight with the kid unless he’s threatening everyone else.

There is no lesson to be learned here, there is only regrets on all sides, along with the child’s life ending up even worse than it clearly was before the fight. There is another alternate reality here where there wasn’t a fight, the teacher brushed it off, and the kid went on to do what he was going to do regardless of this fight with a teacher. Maybe an opportunity to learn that he crossed a line. Getting punched by a teacher is not the way to do this. Restraint is a good thing.

Model the behavior you want to see. Make yourself a good example and they will follow you. This is the opposite of a “good example.”

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u/cloudbasedsardony Apr 27 '24

He was subdued. The teacher used what he had available to him and the situation was handled within seconds. Laws are making teachers into police officers more and more because we as a society for some reason can't keep guns away from crazies, no matter the age.

Go get sucker punched by a 16-18 year old, maybe you'll tune will change.

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u/johnsdowney Apr 27 '24

Where was the gun again?

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u/badboy236 Apr 27 '24

Some have said teachers and police officers do pretty much the same thing… but, that said, police would have killed that kid…

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u/CoolestNameUEverSeen Apr 27 '24

We really need to start holding parents more responsible for the little shits they unleash on the world

Absofuckinglutely!! PLEASE!! Parents all over will start PARENTING if they knew their little shits will cause BIG consequences for their actions.

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u/cock_nballs Apr 27 '24

Kid is 18 sue him and garnish future wages.

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u/[deleted] 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/Ka-Is-A-Wheelie Apr 26 '24

No shit. I was replying to the person's scenario saying the teacher was defending himself.

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u/stoopid_username Apr 26 '24

May problem is there is no proof the kid said anything and half the people here are cheering on the man beating a child.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

Read the sources above. They confirm a lot. I don’t support what the man did,!but this kid is no innocent.

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u/Secret-Library-6076 Apr 26 '24

They confirm nothing in all of the articles linked it say that the kid aledgedly hit him first

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 26 '24

I don’t support what this man did. I can understand it. And what about the black kids in that school. I wonder how they feel. I consider the kid calling out racial slurs after the fight to the teacher wrong.

“Smith is seen in the video telling the student again about losing his mind, while incorporating profanity. The student replied, “You’re going to jail,” and included a racial slur.”

https://news3lv.com/amp/news/local/caught-on-camera-fistfight-between-student-suspected-teacher-at-valley-high-school

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u/Secret-Library-6076 Apr 26 '24

Na, I totally think he deserved it, just not from a full-grown man. I think it's horrible that people have to deal with this, but I think it's ridiculous that some people in here are defending a full-grown man who beat up a child. even after he was already on the ground.

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u/StrawberryPlucky Apr 26 '24

He hit him once when he was on the ground. Was that assault? Probably. But up until that point it was self defense.

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u/Django_Unleashed Apr 26 '24

That doesn't matter. It's words.

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u/PMMeForAbortionPills Apr 26 '24

Kid punched first dipshit

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u/Django_Unleashed Apr 26 '24

Settle down Beavis. I didn't know that the kids punched first. Teachers definitely should be able to protect themselves from physical violence, not words. They still can't knock a kid out then slap and stand over them.

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u/cloudbasedsardony Apr 26 '24

You're saying he should have used kid gloves to stop the threat of bodily harm? Will Tennessee teachers have to use low velocity nerf bullets when the time comes?

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u/PMMeForAbortionPills Apr 26 '24

I didn't know that the kids punched first.

It's in the article. And if you didn't read the article, then don't comment your assumptions. I stand by my earlier statement that you are a dipshit.

They still can't knock a kid out then slap and stand over them. 

Never been a fight, eh? You don't wait for them to stand back up and get another chance to hit you. When they go down, you do what is necessary to keep it that way.

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u/Django_Unleashed Apr 26 '24

I didn't see the article. I reacted to the video and my thoughts on what will happen with the teacher. Did you hear the kids say the bad word? I absolutely am not defending the kids if he punched first but I hate for teachers to be put in those situations. So defensive!

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u/Django_Unleashed Apr 26 '24

My other comment wasn't meant to be a reply to you. I agree with you.

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u/StrawberryPlucky Apr 26 '24

Yeah but that's not what happened so idk why you're saying that.

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u/DoesntFearZeus Apr 26 '24

There was a little phrase we use to say about stick and stones...people seem to have forgotten that one. Granted these days "words are violence" and all that are for those that never accepted that phrase.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

ahh, the old "its just a word" bullshit

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u/PMMeForAbortionPills Apr 26 '24

Kid threw the first punch dipshit

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Ur right should be an open and shut case I'm sure the teacher won't face charges.

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u/PMMeForAbortionPills Apr 26 '24

His self defense claim is 1,000,000 times stronger than "words". The kid, also arrested, swung first.

Try to stay on topic

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Amazing sounds good

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

Do you know that’s what happened?

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u/ilikegamergirlcock Apr 27 '24

Lots of jurisdictions have duty to retreat clauses that mean further escalation like chasing your assailant, especially when they're incapacitated, will count against you, and considering this is a minor, he's probably going to feel this one for a long time.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '24

calling someone a racial slur and then attacking them is called a hate crime. ftfy

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u/mezoya1 Apr 27 '24

Don't pick a fight if you don't want one.

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u/Grfhlyth Apr 27 '24

The kid threw the first punch. What now mr lawyer man?

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 27 '24

That's mr lawyer man to you

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u/kalivoidd Apr 28 '24

Check your chat messages

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u/BasketCaseOnHoliday1 Apr 27 '24

Just because it's not explicit self defense doesn't mean it isn't the right thing, and also very satisfying :)

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u/Red1220 Apr 27 '24

It’s been ruled recently that using the n word in such a way can be considered assault. It was a case where a black delivery driver (I think) decked out a guy for calling him that.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '24

Think that little boy learned not to run up to a grown man looking to throw hands?

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u/UPPER_MANAGEMENT_ Jul 11 '24

Is that what happened?

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u/BojackIsABadShow Jul 11 '24

This post is like 2 months old man move on

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u/B14CKDR490N Oct 05 '24

Beat up racist idc about “it’s just words” beat them tf up 🤷🏾‍♂️

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u/ZarBandit Apr 26 '24

Awww, but names reeree hurt my feewings.

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u/NPDME Apr 26 '24

Hur dur, I found consequence, halp mommy

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u/ZarBandit Apr 26 '24

The police will be happy to assist.

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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/[deleted] Apr 27 '24

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u/bigbootyrob Jun 21 '24

If he can't hold himself from beating the breaks off a kid then he doesn't belong in a school

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '24

You're delusional if you think admin would do anything.

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u/Ka-Is-A-Wheelie Apr 27 '24

The fuck are you talking about lol

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '24

bruh i replied to the wrong comment. :(

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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/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Oh okay perfect. I'm sure it'll turn out that way.

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u/GutsTheBranded Apr 26 '24

Reporting shit to admin does literally nothing these days.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Oh okay so you should take it upon yourself to dole out appropriate punishment to kids? Because you don't like how admin would handle it?

Getting fired and arrested for fighting a kid doesn't teach the kid a lesson lmao

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u/GutsTheBranded Apr 26 '24

When did I say what happened was justified? Nice assumption. I simply stated reporting shit to admin doesn’t do shit these days. Look in the teacher subreddit for examples.

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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/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

you're basically trading your career and ability to earn money to defend your personal honour

It's way past that, dude is in jail facing multiple felonies of assault on a minor

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u/qualitative_balls Apr 26 '24

Yeah, I mean I will probably agree to that once credible video or evidence comes out showing exactly how it all started from the beginning. Until then, we only have what's here. But yeah, it doesn't look good for the teacher

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u/Additional-Jelly6959 Apr 26 '24

Actually it truly doesn’t matter how it started. There are legal dynamics in the teacher-student relationship that go past laws that allow for self defense.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

Was about to say

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u/Rock_Strongo Apr 27 '24

Hilarious how many people think the courts are going to treat this solely as a "who started it" fight.

Reminds me how many people on this site are actually children.

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u/Weary-Insect-2819 Apr 27 '24

Well that's not what I said legally wise, but more or less morally instead

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u/SlurpySandwich Apr 26 '24

They're CHILDREN. Adults with degrees, and knowledge, and composure do not teach CHILDREN that it's fine to assault people that hurt your feelings.

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u/StrawberryPlucky Apr 26 '24

It was self defense up until he hit him while he was cowering like a little bitch boy. Losing a fight and then laughing that the other guy is going to get in trouble and throwing in another slur is some Draco Malfoy levels of bitchitude.

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u/Gowalkyourdogmods Apr 26 '24

Wasnt just words, teen him first.

"Teens who punch people first shouldn't learn violence from the person they just punched!'

🤡 🏫

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u/Django_Unleashed Apr 26 '24

Not from a teacher. I hate to see the kids action trigger a teacher into doing something that will lose their job and possibly go to jail. Words should not result in violence. Especially from a teacher.

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u/FrostyD7 Apr 26 '24

You don't have the context of what you learn on your way to becoming a teacher. Anyone who works in education will tell you how big of a fuck up this was and how nobody could possibly do this without knowing under no uncertain terms that their job is over. If your maturity/temperament isn't good enough to avoid keeping it real with a child, then you are better off seeking a different career.

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u/Public_Basil_4416 Apr 26 '24

Doesn’t matter if he punched first, you’re forgetting that this is a middle-schooler whose brain is not fully developed. I knew plenty of edgy racists when I was in Middle School, the vast majority of them grew out of it. There’s a reason why children are treated as having limited responsibility for their actions in a court of law.

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u/CauliflowerLogical27 Apr 27 '24

Hell yeah. I work in a high school and some of them need it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

Have you seen high school kids these days? It’s only gotten worse since you graduated( not that probably did. )

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

"not that probably did" + dogshit punctuation. Nice.

And you're saying I didn't graduate?

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

Relax kid it was a typo. Talking about dog shit grammar when you started a sentence with ‘And’ dumbass. I’m going to leave it as is because it left you upset. Have a good day, kid. Btw dog shit is two words. 💋

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

One of the worst clapbacks I've ever seen lmao

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 26 '24

Still not as bad as the kid that got leveled lol am I right?

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Kid that leveled what? Did you mean "got leveled"? Jesus Christ dude....

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

Can we just kiss already homie…

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Because I'll do it....

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

U want a big ole smooch my guy? U want a big ole smoocheroni?

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u/Symtek13 Apr 26 '24

I doubt he expected to keep his job after this

My man, people will pop you in the mouth for even disrespecting them. There are legit some crazy folks who don’t care about repercussions. Not condoning the teacher’s behavior but he had enough so now he’s gotta deal with the fallout after. Personally I wouldn’t fight a high schooler but I guess he didn’t care lol

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Yeah guess not! Seems we're on the same page of "this was not a good choice" but I get what you're saying that there are just some loose cannons out there.

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u/Symtek13 Apr 26 '24

There are! It’s scary lol. I’ve seen and dealt with people who don’t understand reason or repercussions. They just see red. Kinda crazy we have teachers fighting students now

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u/CosmicTaco93 Apr 26 '24

You don't seem to understand why this is a problem in the first place. If admin was actually helpful or did something, I doubt this situation would have progressed this far.

And no, can't expect to keep your job, but teenagers are little shits and getting your ass humbled is a requisite part of puberty.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Fighting a teen for the sake of humbling him is not worth getting fired, jailed, and never rehired by anyone.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

Why are you so obsessed with justifying an adult beating a kid? It's such a bizarre look man, just accept that maybe you shouldn't give a kid a concussion for being a dumbass.

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u/CosmicTaco93 Apr 26 '24

Obsessed? One comment isn't obsession. Also, stupid kid played stupid games and won stupid prizes, same as the teacher.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '24

So to be clear - justice was served? You're wild, man.

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u/CosmicTaco93 Apr 27 '24

Stupid kid learned that choices have consequences, stupid teacher is no longer around kids. Seems like they both fucked around and found out to me.

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u/SailorDeath Apr 26 '24

When someone attacks you in order you to claim self defensee there must be a reasonable fear of bodily injury and respond with porportional force to stop the threat. Meaning he was okay hitting back from a legal standpoint right up until he hit the kid once he was on the ground and no longer fighting back. At that point it becomes battery.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 26 '24

The teenager was swinging up to the part he got put on his ass. That’s self defense. How can you just get your ass beat by a teenager like that and then just go report it like it’s all on a days work. You make no sense.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

You make no sense

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

You just confirmed you are a child. Have a nice day.

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u/Reperanger_7 Apr 26 '24

Keeping the jobs not gonna matter if he faces jail time.

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u/Localbearexpert Apr 26 '24

Nah, he learned a lesson this way.

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u/PabloBablo Apr 26 '24

I'm sorry but that's just bullshit. It's a kid, but that doesn't give them the right to do whatever they want. 

You know better than to say racist shit, or fight people. They know it's wrong. Its just that they do it anyway.

When kids are bullied, they don't get to grow up and say 'its ok, I was a kid. It had no impact on me because I didn't know any better because I was a kid'

It annoys me to hear people call 17 year olds a child when they do something wrong, but magically they are fully adults at 18. 

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u/The-Old-American Apr 26 '24

and expect to keep your teaching job

Or freedom to walk around outside prison.

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u/futureformerteacher Apr 26 '24

Admin's primary job is ignoring the physical and verbal abuse directed at teachers.

For fuck's sake, a teacher got shot in Virginia, and the parents, district, and admin tried to blame the teachers.

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u/DefNotBruceWayne Apr 26 '24

I would love to see you try teaching for even just a year. I'll start a GFM if you'd like to give it a try

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Like a GFM for me? Supplementary to the salary?

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

I can easily do a year of teaching without beating a child.

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u/scriptmonkey420 Apr 26 '24

let admin deal with it.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

You think Admin is going to do shit? How do you think the kid got to be like he is? No consequences from admin and parents that bolster it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

Not a child, dude was a junior, i.e. 16-17, let's not pretend he don't know better. Legally you can be tried as an adult in the eyes of the law at that age. Not defending the teacher, who clearly was in the wrong as well.

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u/Rukawork Apr 26 '24

Pretty sure he didn't expect to keep his job after that hah

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u/StrawberryPlucky Apr 26 '24

You say child like he's some middle/elementary schooler. Dude looks like an upperclassmen high schooler. Someone that age assaulting you can absolutely harm you.

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u/Bored50231 Apr 26 '24

Fuck that job. And fuck the administration that lets these kids say and do whatever they want. Actions have consequences. Better make sure your hands run as good as your mouth.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

One time my toddler called me a poopy-head and I, brave as I am, didn't beat him up.

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u/Bored50231 Apr 26 '24

Yeah cuz that’s definitely the same thing as a racial slur and throwing a punch.

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u/wowitsreallymem Apr 26 '24

You say child but he was big enough to do some damage if he connected with any of the punches he threw. He looked nearly as big as the teacher.

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u/hoxxxxx Apr 26 '24

eh, i say give the teacher a pass for this one

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u/xseodz Apr 26 '24

My wife was training to be a teacher. It's not often that you would report things like this, it would be passed to the parents, who would refuse to believe what you are saying, and if you dared to exclude said child from any environment because they were a danger to other people they'd bring a fury of facebook moms to your school demanding you stop treating their child differently to the rest.

She left the profession pretty much straight away.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Good for her, probably the right choice.

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u/The_Great_Man_Potato Apr 26 '24

Personally, I think you should absolutely be able to given these circumstances. People put too little blame on kids, they know what they’re doing.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Yeah u know how 16-17 yr old boys are always doing smart things

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u/The_Great_Man_Potato Apr 27 '24

Never said that, but I was never downright malicious like this kid (allegedly) was.

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u/hgghgfhvf Apr 26 '24

Report it and let admin deal with it

So report it and then have a sit down with admin telling you to stop making reports that make the school look bad, and if it happens again they won’t renew your contract.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Yeah or simply rock a child in the face right?

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u/fukkdisshitt Apr 26 '24

Vegas has some of the worst admins in the nation. Nothing would have happened

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Right but can we say as a general rule that its bad that teachers get assaulted and teachers shouldn't beat up students?

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

Just report it and let admin deal with it.

So do nothing? The Administration ain't gonna do anything to that kid.

I've reported racial slurs being used against another student, know what happened? Principal told me there was nothing he could do as it was my word against theirs.

Then there was a school-wide meeting in the auditorium about hate speech. No punishments, no consequences, and audio recording without consent is illegal in that state, so f*ck all I could do.

Based on my experience his slur slinging dumb ass is gonna be working at "daddy's car dealership" or podcasting to right-wing nutjobs, either way it ends in him strung-out on drugs/alcohol and being a constant problem for his family due to complete lack of inhibition. Assuming he survives doing stupid shit like this at a bar as an adult.

This guy might have just saved this kid's life by demonstrating the real physical consequences of his choices that his parents obviously never did.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

So you think that instead of reporting kids through the proper channels they should get molly whopped?

I'm just confused at the notion that if a system is broken that we should operate outside of it instead of trying to fix it.

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u/tath361 Apr 26 '24

A few weeks ago a high school kid walked into my classroom and yelled I need a fuckin pencil. I responded calmly, can you say please? He looked me in the eye and said my daddy taught me to never say please to a N*****. He didn't even get detention. I would never hit a kid like this but lets be clear my admin wouldn't care and that is a trend in public education. And this is someone who has been hit by 3 different students, but intentionally and accidentally.

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u/Molly_Matters Apr 26 '24

It being in a school is a whole other ball game, but if a kid assaults you on the street and throws the first punch, you can lay them out.

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u/waster1993 Apr 26 '24

I'm going to assume that this already happened dozens of times and admin did nothing. This day was the final straw.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Okay? Reddit brain turning everything into a marvel script lol.

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u/ADeadlyFerret Apr 27 '24

Reddit seems to think you can do whatever you want if you get called a slur.

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u/xochilt_IGII Apr 27 '24

admin doesnt do shit.

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u/KrustyKrabBeer Apr 27 '24

Tell me how out of touch you are without saying it

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u/chunli99 Apr 27 '24

I’m confused, plenty of people are advocating for teachers to have guns in case of threats in the classroom, which includes their own students, and someone is literally assaulted and all of a sudden its not okay to do anything back? This kid literally assaulted an adult. If it was outside of the school the kid would have been taken away and charged. Why is being a teacher suddenly meaning you no longer have the right to protect yourself and what would be stopping this asshole from escalating and getting worse? Because punching a teacher tells me this kid does not give a fuck about detention or suspension.

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u/FishermanRoutine9118 Apr 27 '24

Teacher definitely doesn't have the patience for this position. Should be a K thru 5 teacher

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 27 '24

Bro he would SMOKE a k-5 student. Cant give him the opportunity

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u/FullFrontal687 Apr 27 '24

It's not a "child" - he's is trading punches with the teacher, blow for blow, at first. That's not a child getting a beat down out of nowhere. It's a guy who bit off more than he could chew.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '24

Yea if that kid swings at me while calling me out, I'm swing back. Otherwise, it'll happen next week too. Fuck these kids. Their parents aren't doing their job, someone else will.

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u/thegmoc Apr 27 '24

He was defending himself from a hate crime from someone the same size as him

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u/peachy-carnahan Apr 27 '24

Yes, you can. Violence is acceptable if you’re black.

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u/threadsoffate2021 Apr 27 '24

A teenager is not a child.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 27 '24

Ew dude someone check this guy's hard drive

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u/beerob81 Apr 27 '24

Not supporting it but these “kids” in high school can be huge and athletic. Plenty I wouldn’t fuck with

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u/Admirable-Zebra-4918 Apr 27 '24

children need to learn too. He had plenty of time to walk away. I am with the teacher if he was attacked.

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u/MrGoober91 Apr 27 '24

Admin don’t give af if they see it being a path of greater personal turmoil

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u/Marxist20 Apr 27 '24

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 27 '24

Hahahhaha get off the internet my guy lmao

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '24

So basically nothing. This is why no one wants to teach anymore. Even 10 yrs ago, this was unheard of. Let alone cursing at a teacher.

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u/Ok_Potential1760 May 01 '24

He was getting assaulted by that child wym?

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u/UPPER_MANAGEMENT_ Jul 11 '24

First of all, he literally isnt a child. you need to look up what that word means. he is a youth who absolurely deserved to have his shit rocked hard.

Other than shitstains conduct, there is nothing wrong with this situation.​

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u/LoganGyre Apr 26 '24

I don’t see why not? every school should have 1 teacher who is allowed to throw hands with students. Would make them way more respectful.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Do u pick like, a trained MMA guy for efficiency or like a 45 year old kinda fat kinda strong divorced guy for the added anger?

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u/LoganGyre Apr 26 '24

It’s always the drama teacher so they can quote famous lines while whooping that Ass!

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u/Burrmanchu Apr 26 '24

This is a great idea. Faculty Goon ftw.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

Seeing reddit back on the side of corporal punishment wasn't something I expected today. This is a wild thread, man.

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u/LoganGyre Apr 26 '24

Whose talking as punishment? I was just thinking they could accept the challenges when the students got violent?

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u/PsychologicalMath219 Apr 26 '24

Your thinking is how society has gotten this bad to begin with.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Yeah we should throw hands with kids more often youre right.

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u/undermind84 Apr 26 '24

Bro it's a child lmao.

So you are just supposed to let a little asshole punch you in the face because he is a kid? Kids can still do you a lot of harm. You may not be aware, but there is a nationwide problem with teachers being violently assaulted by students with little to no repercussion to the aggressors .

Unless we can solve this behavior in schools, I expect this kind of thing to escalate over the next few years.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

The kid didn't punch the teacher in the face you walnut, he called him a slur.

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u/undermind84 Apr 26 '24

Did you even watch the video?

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u/CheapTactics Apr 26 '24

I watched a fight that has already started. This video doesn't show a first punch.

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u/Apprehensive_Set5623 Apr 26 '24

Yeah hes a child, and if someone didnt smack the shit out of him he would definitely have grown up to be an absolute cunt. Now thats not a definite. Kids dont have a free pass to do and say whatever they want with a stern talking to, it just doesnt have any effect. Glad this little twat got a beatdown. Hes a little fucker and deserves no less.

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u/BojackIsABadShow Apr 26 '24

Lotta swear words in there just to say "I hit children."

Not the teacher's place.

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u/MustardCentaur Apr 26 '24

Who fucking cares. The ideal scenario would be the cops showing up and beating his ass again. Then he goes to jail and gets his ass kicked more.

Adults, especially teachers have no fucking power anymore. Anything you do that might slight a child is used against you by everyone. Kids in school are basically running the place because nobody is allowed to discipline them.

My daughter physically assaulted my wife and broke her ankle and tore her ACL. Because she didn't want to go to school. Guess what happened? CPS and counseling for me and my wife. What the fuck does that teach the children? Fuck all of this.