Teacher gets BRUTALLY beaten by HS kid for taking his Nintendo Switch

[AP3.0]

I don't know, if that was my mom being brutally attacked I would want him charged to the fullest. On the other hand if he do suffer from those mental disabilities he need to be in a place to get him some help.

So you're proving the point

If he had the mental acuity and capacity to know what he was doing then yes, throw him under the jail

That's clearly not the case here. Granted I would feel the same way had this happened to my mom but I wouldn't want him to spend the rest of his life in jail. It was just an unfortunate situation all around and it feels like he was failed at so many levels

 

[AP3.0]

There ain’t never any disorders that make people do any positive behavior

it’s always outlier crazy shit

I didn't wanna laugh at this

 

[Tayboo]

Parents are suing the district for not providing the proper care

As they should, especially if they were actively fighting for their son to receive proper care while at school. I hope the teachers aide is suing as well.

 

[Tayboo]

I don't know, if that was my mom being brutally attacked I would want him charged to the fullest. On the other hand if he do suffer from those mental disabilities he need to be in a place to get him some help.

My ire would be squarely on my mother's employer because why the hell would they place her with a 6'6 270 lbs student who is prone to have violent outburst knowing she doesn't have the proper training to handle him.

 

[ChiGetTheMoney]

My stance hasn't changed on this at all

Sentencing was overkill. Get paid black family, get paid

 

[mike030270]

For the emotional maturity of a 4 year he's pretty damn aggressive and violent though

 

[OGDirtyD]

No man

It wasn't a question. Send him somewhere where he not around the public if the pen too harsh for you.

 

[Mister B. M. Ed.]

I would love to see the IEP provided for this kid, cause he HAD to have one by law.

Was the para following that? Was it noticed that he could be prone to fits of anger upon taking his game? Was this game being used as a reward tool in the classroom, and given to him on a conditional basis (he did his work, he had a conflict-free day, etc)?

I'm just curious.

 

[ChiGetTheMoney]

For the emotional maturity of a 4 year he's pretty damn aggressive and violent though

Have you been around many 4yos?

 

[Dwayne]

Lmao at yall giving him a break.


I would have killed him if he did that to my mother


Also, it’s very interesting to see when y’all wanna give “breaks” to mental people


Y’all are very picky and choosy about that

 

[mike030270]

Have you been around many 4yos?

Probably the average one does around friends and family. None that have ever expressed wanting to kill someone

Though different families practice different disciplines for a bad child

 

[ChiGetTheMoney]

Lmao at yall giving him a break.


I would have killed him if he did that to my mother


Also, it’s very interesting to see when y’all wanna give “breaks” to mental people


Y’all are very picky and choosy about that

From the mouth of an adult, yikes....

 

[Dwayne]

From the mouth of an adult, yikes....

The hands of 6’5 male almost killed an adult.


He’s not some 12 year old.









We are coming from the mouth of someone saying they drink and drive all the time don’t act all high and mighty enough

 

[Dwayne]

But like I said, y’all are very weird when given leeway to folks with mental issues

Extremely picky and choosy

 

[ChiGetTheMoney]

Probably the average one does around friends and family. None that have ever expressed wanting to kill someone

Though different families practice different disciplines for a bad child

Probably not, but I'd imagine you probably have come across some that have done or said something that as an adult you'd call aggressive or violent?

Maybe it was over food, or a toy, or a parent's affection, or a siblings teasing perhaps?

Let's leave the discipline out the convo for a sec and just talk about how a child comprehends and reacts in situations that they find to be stressful

 

[ChiGetTheMoney]

The hands of 6’5 male almost killed an adult.


He’s not some 12 year old.









We are coming from the mouth of someone saying they drink and drive all the time don’t act all high and mighty enough

He was 17 and mentally and emotionally delayed....by a lot.

I'd say high and mighty is treating a kid with mental illness as if he was a prized fighter and killing him because he lashed out

 

[Dwayne]

Okay

 

[Loneshot]

I need to see the footage again.

 

[mike030270]

Probably not, but I'd imagine you probably have come across some that have done or said something that as an adult you'd call aggressive or violent?

Maybe it was over food, or a toy, or a parent's affection, or a siblings teasing perhaps?

Let's leave the discipline out the convo for a sec and just talk about how a child comprehends and reacts in situations that they find to be stressful

I mean discipline goes hand in hand with it IMO

Come to think about it I do know one that was a 'handful' has a child and his parents didn't discipline him

 

[Disanthrope]

But like I said, y’all are very weird when given leeway to folks with mental issues

Extremely picky and choosy

Could you give examples of people picking and choosing?