The Day Ferguson Cops Were Caught in a Bloody Lie

@revelette2,

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Come on BillRM, surely you can't condone the teacher flipping her chair and throwing her across the room. Have you seen the video?

Right she was holding onto the chair for dear life and her being flipped was totally her fault not the cop fault not to mention that she even punched the cop.

Yes sir we should grant students the right to control the classrooms and if they do not feel like leaving when told to do so what the hell.

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@bobsal u1553115,

In other word he should have granted her the right to control the classroom for as long as she wish to do so.

He should had called for a swat and negotiation team to deal with this student!

Sorry it not the cop fault it the girl and the parents fault for what happen to her.

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@BillRM,

This police officer had a track record of being heavy handed with black students. There's plenty of ways to deal with a disruptive pupil without resorting to violence. If nothing else parents get really pissed off about being dragged out of school to deal with one of their kids.

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@izzythepush,

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This police officer had a track record of being heavy handed with black students

Not proven to this point at least. . So far there is no reason that I know of to assume that if the girl had been as white as white can be he would had reacted in any other way to her very bad behaviors.

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If nothing else parents get really pissed off about being dragged out of school to deal with one of their kids.

Oh so the whole class should come to a halt until or even if the parents can be called into the school?

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@izzythepush,

Oh for the good old days when I and my circles of friends was told by our parents that if we got into trouble in school that any punishment that the school gave us would be minor compare the the punishments we would afterward received at home.

The very idea of telling a teacher to go to hell let alone a cop was a very foreign concept to us.

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@BillRM,

That's right because all parents were responsible when you were a kid and now they're all feckless.

Rose tinted memory or what.

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@izzythepush,

All parents I do not know about however as far as the children I knew going through school we never dream of behaving in the manner of that young lady.

I been thinking back to see if I could recalled anyone even talking back to a teacher without success.

Oh , I was once very short with a physics teacher who was very proud that no one had ever gotten a hundred on one of his final tests and used a water mark on my paper to claimed that I had only gotten a 98 not a hundred.

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@BillRM,

That's not just rose tinted, it's nothing but. The reason black kids didn't cheek their teachers was because of Jim Crow. Parents told their kids to be careful of the police because they'd probably kill them, and no one would give a ****.

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@izzythepush,

Jim crow that ended when this young lady grandparents or even great grandparents was students seems to have no connection to her misbehaviors.

One damn thing for sure s she have no fear and no respect for either her teachers or the cop.

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@izzythepush,

izzythepush wrote:

That's not just rose tinted, it's nothing but. The reason black kids didn't cheek their teachers was because of Jim Crow. Parents told their kids to be careful of the police because they'd probably kill them, and no one would give a ****.

Race had nothing to do with it, whites had nothing to do with it, the teachers were black and they would whip the tar out of any student who misbehaved in their classroom.

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@hawkeye10,

Beating kids only produces warped adults.

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@BillRM,

TonyRM. Seriously: that's best you have, "shoulda let her control the room"? How old are you, twelve?

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@BillRM,

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This police officer had a track record of being heavy handed with black students

Not proven to this point at least. . So far there is no reason that I know of to assume that if the girl had been as white as white can be he would had reacted in any other way to her very bad behaviors.

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If nothing else parents get really pissed off about being dragged out of school to deal with one of their kids.

Oh so the whole class should come to a halt until or even if the parents can be called into the school?

Dumb, dumb, dumb. Dismally dumb. Terminally dumb.

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@izzythepush,

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Rose tinted memory or what.

Ritalin.

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@BillRM,

TonyRM - All you dumbshits dream about the golden days of fifty's classroom good behavior. What you never ever talk about is the almost 50% dropout rates.

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@bobsal u1553115,

Save your typing dimwit, here you are:

http://www.sedl.org/rural/atrisk/rates.html

Dropout Rates - An Overview

Dropouts are not a new problem. The high school dropout rate in 1900 was 90%. In the 1930s only about one-third of the youth population completed high school. By 1950 the number who graduated had increased to 59%. In the 1970s the dropout rate continued to decrease, but it was still nearly 28% nationwide. (Grossnickle, 1986, p. 8)

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@bobsal u1553115,

We did not live in a technology driven society in the 1900's and there was still far more farmers then city people in that time period.

Only reaching 50/50 in the 1920s.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urbanization_in_the_United_States

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@BillRM,

Bullshit. And even if that were true so what???

But here's the facts for you:

http://www.nytimes.com/1988/07/20/us/farm-population-lowest-since-1850-s.html

The report said the 1920 census is regarded as the beginning of the Government's official count of the farm population, although estimates go back much further. But earlier figures dealt with workers, not total population.

In one table, for example, figures on the number of Americans in ''farm occupations'' go back to 1820, when they were reported at less than 2.1 million, or about 72 percent of the American work force of 2.9 million.

By 1850, farm people made up 4.9 million, or about 64 percent, of the nation's 7.7 million workers.

The farm population in 1920, when the official Census data began, was nearly 32 million, or 30.2 percent of the population of 105.7 million, the report said.

(you know - 30 - 70 not 50 - 50)

According to Agriculture Department estimates going back to 1910, however, the farm population peaked in 1916 at 32.5 million, or 32 percent of the population of 101.6 million.

What you don't know about just about everything would fill an education.

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@bobsal u1553115,

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urbanization_in_the_United_States

industrialization which the United States experienced as a result. In 1790, only about one out of every twenty Americans (on average) lived in urban areas (cities), but this ratio had dramatically changed to one out of four by 1870, one out of two by 1920, two out of three in the 1960s, and four out of five in the 2000s.[1]

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@bobsal u1553115,

bobsal u1553115 wrote:

TonyRM - All you dumbshits dream about the golden days of fifty's classroom good behavior. What you never ever talk about is the almost 50% dropout rates.

In most cases because they had good jobs to go to or because they wanted to be housewives and did not need any more formal education to do that. They did not drop out because they failed often, they dropped out because staying in school did not make a whole lot of sense.

Which is it

A) you did not know this

B) you were pretending to Bill that you did know know this?

You are a piece of work BOB!

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