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#1 Jun 20 2012 at 8:56 AM Rating: Good
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I really don't know what to say about that. Smiley: oyvey
#2 Jun 20 2012 at 8:59 AM Rating: Good
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What the hell is a bus monitor?
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#3 Jun 20 2012 at 9:05 AM Rating: Good
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What the hell is a bus monitor?


It's an adult that rides on the bus to make sure the kids don't annoy the driver enough to make then drive the bus into oncoming traffic.
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#4 Jun 20 2012 at 9:28 AM Rating: Excellent
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lolgaxe wrote:
What the hell is a bus monitor?


Smiley: nod

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#5 Jun 20 2012 at 11:47 AM Rating: Good
Each and every one of those kids needs a paddle.
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I don't wish death on them, but a bus rollover with life altering injuries aren't out of the question.
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Bus monitor? That's...wierd to me...
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This is why it should be legal to punch children.
#9 Jun 20 2012 at 5:14 PM Rating: Good
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Back in my day my parents would have beaten the ever living shite out of me for this kind of behaviour.

What Turin said.

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#10 Jun 20 2012 at 5:51 PM Rating: Good
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my kids know better than to ever pull crap like this. They enjoy their limbs and life too much
#11 Jun 20 2012 at 6:04 PM Rating: Good
My first reaction is that I have absolutely no desire to watch a bunch of kids bully an adult to the point of crying. My second is that those kids should be ashamed of themselves for their behavior. But then I remembered when I was in 8th grade and we had a new English teacher. He was different. He wore his hair in a pony tail and he was very soft spoken. For whatever reason, my classmates decided they didn't like him, and I'll admit I succumbed to the hive mentality that is junior high. We all bullied that teacher. Mocked him, completely disrespected him. I think he lasted three months or so, and then he quit. I knew better, but back then I cared about fitting in, and it was way too easy to just fall into what everyone else was doing. Not that that excuses the behavior, but I'll bet some of those kids were feeling the same.
#12 Jun 20 2012 at 6:12 PM Rating: Good
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I almost feel sorry for those kids to be honest. Sure they are annoying little ***** that need the hell beaten out of them but the flack that they are going to get from various groups makes what they did to that woman look like nothing. Smiley: laugh
#13 Jun 20 2012 at 6:19 PM Rating: Good
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Fairly sure I heard 4chan is going to tear them a new one, as they do.
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#14 Jun 20 2012 at 6:40 PM Rating: Excellent
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Each and every one of those kids needs a paddle.


I am now envisioning a scenario where the bad kids are used as galley slaves to row the school boat.
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#15 Jun 20 2012 at 10:09 PM Rating: Good
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We were never like this as kids. When we were kids, our actions were always appropriate, as assessed by the mind of a child.
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So I got a retweet, from Samual L. Jackson of all people, to a webpage that's asking for donations for Karen H Klein (the woman in the video) so she can take a vacation. If I'm reading the page right, they want to raise $5,000, and are at $94,000.

I don't think "having their feelings hurt" is a really good reason to start a fund raiser for someone.
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#17 Jun 20 2012 at 10:52 PM Rating: Good
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So I got a retweet, from Samual L. Jackson of all people, to a webpage that's asking for donations for Karen H Klein (the woman in the video) so she can take a vacation. If I'm reading the page right, they want to raise $5,000, and are at $94,000.

I don't think "having their feelings hurt" is a really good reason to start a fund raiser for someone.


I think its a nice gesture, I mean this lady is probably a volunteer, or maybe getting paid like minimum wage, if she's lucky. Sending her on a nice trip would be nice, but like everything on the internet, go big or go home. Like certain kickstarters people like to throw money at stuff. Honestly Im surprised its not at a higher amount, as this is all over the web. I'm guessing most people seen it was at such a high amount and decide not to donate.

Honestly I've considered 'internet begging' to see if anyone would donate to help me get my teeth fixed I have 26 teeth needing extractions, I've had no health insurance for 3 years, since getting laid off. I do have a part time job, the state program pays me to watch/help my father 4 hours a day, as he's disabled and cant be alone, while my disabled uncle (whom he lives with) is at the hospital, hes diabetic in a wheelchair because of his feet. I also get paid to help him with errands/cleaning. My dad has stage 4 liver failure, doctors told him he has less then 1 year to live, and if he forgets to take his medications, his ammonia lvls go up and he goes crazy, my uncle has stage 4 kidney failure and has to do dialysis daily.
So I work about 5~6 hours a day. The only 'insurance' they offered was cobra, and it didnt have dental iirc. I've been on the state aid list for 3 years, still waiting (Hate Badgercare). I figure, since its the internet, if you can find like 5000 people to donate 1 dollar I could pay for the surgery/dentures and finally being out of pain (My teeth are REALLY bad, like the teeth your dentist warns you about). I go tons of tylenol and ambesol.

Idk do you think it would even work, I wouldn't even know where to start. Meh sorry for rambling.
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#18 Jun 21 2012 at 6:30 AM Rating: Good
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#19 Jun 21 2012 at 8:32 AM Rating: Excellent
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#20 Jun 21 2012 at 9:16 AM Rating: Excellent
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I think it's the hive mentality, wanting to fit in... It's very Lord of the Flies, no one wants to be the kid picked on so they do the picking. Jr. is thirteen and I have had at least five conversations with him in the last six months about bullying, the power of words, being an individual, standing up for yourself... Thank Goodness he was only once on what I considered to be the wrong side of the fence (I think it was using the word "gay" to refer to something being stupid because his best friend uses it). Still, even good kids can fall into this behavior out of a lack of guidance.
I think that a lot of well-meaning parents fail their children when they think they will somehow naturally "find" their way into being good people and doing the right thing. Your kid didn't "just know" how to brush his teeth or not poo his pants or pee in bed--- he or she is dependent on you to learn everything, appropriate behavior and how to advocate for a person who needs help included. It's a scary thing to stand up to a mob. You have to talk to your kid about safe ways to advocate. I hope if anything, this is used as a teaching example.

That poor woman.
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(I think it was using the word "gay" to refer to something being stupid because his best friend uses it)

The correct term is "gaytarded".
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Atomicflea wrote:
(I think it was using the word "gay" to refer to something being stupid because his best friend uses it)

The correct term is "gaytarded".
I actually used "jophed" to illustrate how insulting it was. Smiley: lol
#23 Jun 21 2012 at 10:54 AM Rating: Decent
Just came across this article and I gotta say, I agree with the sentiment. The reality is that aside from a slap on the wrist, the kids will, in all likelihood, suffer no lasting consequence for their actions and as a result, the parents will be allowed to ignore the problem entirely. Expel the little @#%^ers. If nothing else, it forces the parents to recognize and deal with the issue.

Also, apparently the donation fund is up to $212k from $94k. Smiley: eek

Edited, Jun 21st 2012 11:58am by BrownDuck
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And their sugary sody pop drinks!

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#25 Jun 21 2012 at 11:51 AM Rating: Good
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BrownDuck wrote:
Just came across this article and I gotta say, I agree with the sentiment. The reality is that aside from a slap on the wrist, the kids will, in all likelihood, suffer no lasting consequence for their actions and as a result, the parents will be allowed to ignore the problem entirely. Expel the little @#%^ers. If nothing else, it forces the parents to recognize and deal with the issue.

Also, apparently the donation fund is up to $212k from $94k. Smiley: eek

Edited, Jun 21st 2012 11:58am by BrownDuck


And to think the goal was $5k. Smiley: laugh
#26 Jun 21 2012 at 11:56 AM Rating: Excellent
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BrownDuck wrote:
Each and every one of those kids needs a paddle.


I am now envisioning a scenario where the bad kids are used as galley slaves to row the school boat.


Oh, sure. They abuse some adult to the point she breaks down and they get chosen for the Varisty Crew Team.
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