11 Apr 2022 6:07 pm
Answer - No. And, here's why....Vegas » 11 Apr 2022, 3:52 pm » wrote: ↑ It amazes me how school administrators allow parents to bully their teachers. Some kids are such assholes, but it doesn't matter. The disrespect, I have witnessed, from kids toward their teachers is nauseating. I would say it is unacceptable, but sadly it is acceptable. They can tell off a teacher, get sent to the office, then come right back in 10 minutes later. They disrupt the learning from the whole class. The teacher has to constantly stop instruction to address the behavior of the same **** kids. The parents? yeah, they don't give a ****. It's the teacher's fault, it's the school's fault. The admin will take the parents side almost every single time.
I hope the teachers one day get together and just say **** you all. I would support a massive walkout, nationwide, from the teachers until these behavioral problems are permanently addressed. That means expel their stupid little punk asses, for good. **** them and their parents. Teachers have degrees. Yes, of course there are some **** teachers, ok...and? Every field has their share of **** professionals. Most teachers have their heart in the right place, and they want to help. They don't deserve this ****. I hope these parents get in a head on collision with a petroleum truck going 90 mph
- A Walmart Greeter cannot tell a customer to "shut the F- up" without consequences
- A Real Estate Agent can't tell an undesirable prospect to "shut the F-up" without consequences.
- Anyone in business must be courteous with a customer, or suffer the consequences.
- An employer cannot tell an employee to "shut the F- up" without consequences.
- Any elected official must be courteous to his electorate or suffer the consequences.
- Even a child can't say "shut the F-up" to his parents without suffering the consequences.