Charge: Day Care Teacher Lets Students Throw Rocks At 4 Year-Old – IOTW Report

Charge: Day Care Teacher Lets Students Throw Rocks At 4 Year-Old

Let’s not jump to conclusions. There can be some explanations for this.

This could be a Head Start campaign that teaches kids about Sharia Law.

Or, it could be an early training so kids can throw rocks at mass shooters.

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20 Comments on Charge: Day Care Teacher Lets Students Throw Rocks At 4 Year-Old

  1. Outraged doesn’t even begin to describe how I’m feeling as I write this, the injustice of it all is what really eats me up.

    The sick ‘teacher’ manipulated those kids into stoning another one, it’s depraved and almost as bad as sexual abuse.

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  2. The complainant videoed the incident as it happened. She emailed the videos to police.

    Again, a story of a person being assaulted and a bystander merely recording the incident without helping to stop the assault. True that the recording provided evidence, but what damage was done to those kids, all of them.

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  3. My daughter is a preschool teacher at the Headstart at Spokane Falls Comm. College. She has some kids who are little monsters mostly because their parents, generally a single mom allow their kids to misbehave because they don’t give a damn what their kid does. She and her fellow teachers would never allow kids to throw rocks at another kid and would break it up immediately. This has been a very hard yr. for her as some of her little kids are little terrors and she’s glad that the school yr. is almost over. Some of these kids need not only a father but a great big swat on the butt just to keep them in line. She’s a little concerned that sometime in the future that some of these kids might end up in the news sometime in the future as being potential criminals. She loves teaching but has had it with some of these kids who are total brats and know it.

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  4. There was a spooky movie a few decades ago about the beginning of the end of the world. Don’t remember the name, but “the end” started with the first child being born without a soul.

    I think that was a documentary; not fiction.

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  5. Two questions that concern me:

    Was the teacher (or aide) a member of the religion of peace and was this an extension of that ethics/morality?

    Or was it some school yard “justice” of an eye-for-an-eye type reaction (misguided) in the realm of the “bite-him back” motif?

    One answer deserves serious licensing evaluation while the other requires more training of staff.

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  6. My daughter was telling me this week about 2 little boys who found some peanuts on the playground that she and the other teachers thought they heard them say they had found a penis. They were all laughing at that, little kids can be inadvertantly hilarious at times.

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  7. Looks like the adult broke it up.
    But … when you farm out your kids, ya kinda get what ya get.
    Most of em’ll be faggots, neurotics, or dope addicts by 15.
    NOT that there’s anything wrong with that!

    izlamo delenda est …

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  8. My grandson is in kindergarten. He recently made a sign to place on the door of his room to keep people out, because that’s what little boys do. The sign, which he made all by himself, said, “Do not cum in her”. Sage advice for any young man. His parents almost died laughing when they saw it. They plan to save it and give it to him at his wedding in the future.

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  9. @geoff,
    We hired some guys from Rockford IL when their facility shut down.
    Sitting around talking about regional food.
    One of the female workers asked if they had “bald penis” there.
    The guy she asked said, “Excuse me?”.
    “Bald penis, bald penis, aint you never hered of bald penis?”
    He looked desperately to me for help.
    I was grinning so big, could barely speak.
    “Boiled peanuts, I said, slowly with enunciation.”
    The look of relief washed over him.
    Yep, for the rest of his employment, his name became “Bald Penis”.
    In his defense, this girl was so country, when she spoke, grits flowed out.

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  10. Do NorthWestener’s have accents like they do in other parts of the country? Other than people from other parts of the country pronouncing Gonzaga Gonzaguh which drives us nuts and Spokane Spo Kane. My wife’s grandfathers name was Gonzaguh (Gonzaga) Aloysius, he was a Catholic tobacco farmer from Kentucky. Hell for all they know we’re still fighting Injuns out here and bumping into stumps because of all the clear cut forests in this part of the country. Come out here and try and pronounce Puyallup right or Sequim for that matter.

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