Today, a student's parent yelled at me because they had to pay for school equipment their son had stolen from my desk. Apparently, it's my fault because the item was just too tempting for him not to steal. FML
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mt21mt
| 15
This is where a teacher should have the full support of the parents to give the little bastard a good paddling to teach him some respect.
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DanielleinDC
| 32
It's parents like this who turn out the Ethan Couches and Brock Turners of the world.
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Diggory Turner
| 14
Now the obvious question is who would put the deceleration of independence in a school desk?!
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Sentaru
| 7
I think you mean declaration. The deceleration of independence is what the parents seem to be bringing to the table.
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Lobby_Bee
| 17
Apologize and suggest they leave a refundable deposit since they don't bother to teach their child stealing is wrong. Could save time in the long run.
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mt21mt
| 15
Apologize? Apologize for what? Are you fucking retarded?? "I'm sorry your kid is a thief, next time I will be sure to lock everything up before I turn my back for a moment..." That's a great lesson for a child to learn...
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Dave_Davington
| 33
Seems like a good opportunity to punch them in the face and twist their nipples, because "they're just too tempting a target".
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mt21mt
| 15
This is where a teacher should have the full support of the parents to give the little bastard a good paddling to teach him some respect.
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Celestyna
| 16
I hope you never have kids.
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Jurbla
| 14
Congratulations! We've created a society where everything is someone else's fault in part because of parents like this who tell their kids that their own misbehavior isn't their fault, either! We're not willing to look inside ourselves to see if maybe we contributed ANYTHING to the problem or not, nor is anyone doing anything to fix the mess since, "It's not my fault, why should I have to do anything?". As a result, things keep falling apart more and more as people keep screaming louder, "IT'S THEIR FAULT, NOT MINE!". I can't wait to see what happens at the end of this cycle. I bet everything gets resolved and we all live happily ever after, though.
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Celestyna
| 16
Yes, YOU did create this society. I hope you’re proud. :)
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mt21mt
| 15
Too many negative votes, comment buried.
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BatCatTaco
| 10
I down voted you for everything that came after "violence is not acceptable.."
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BrotherPhil
| 32
I downvoted you for being a Dick about disabilities.
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DanielleinDC
| 32
It's parents like this who turn out the Ethan Couches and Brock Turners of the world.
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Natalie Andruchow
| 4
How could you make it so tempting to steal?
God, the nerve of some people.
God, the nerve of some people.
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ThrottleJockey
| 34
Forty years ago the kid would get a paddling at school and then again at home. Thirty years ago the kid would get a paddling and/or a suspension from school and another paddling at home. Twenty years ago the student would get a suspension and/or detention from school and a paddling when they got home.
Today, they'll get a stern lecture at school and the parents call to bitch out there school for attempting to discipline their precious little angel. Bring back the corporal punishment at school and home and this nonsense will decrease in a decade or so.
Today, they'll get a stern lecture at school and the parents call to bitch out there school for attempting to discipline their precious little angel. Bring back the corporal punishment at school and home and this nonsense will decrease in a decade or so.
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ThrottleJockey
| 34
Bitch out the school, not there school. Stupid autocorrect.
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Danne696
| 14
Violence - The universal solution to everything.
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thatslifeiguess7
| 15
THAT pink slip my aunt would take her time signing it so I could be spanked by nuns. OMG there was a place to write goals or suggestions
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mt21mt
| 15
Discipline and violence are two different things. I needed discipline when I was a child, and thankfully I got it.
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NostalgiaFreak9
| 40
Oh boy, another “parent” raising a spoiled brat to believe that it’s never their fault for their abysmal behavior and that it’s always somebody else’s fault.