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I'm sure the authorities appreciate your love and respect for them.

Knocked it outta the park.

From elementary on up, schools across much of the US/Canada have never had less power to enforce any discipline. 'Discipline' is a no-no word itself. In trying to correct past over-suspensions (a legit issue), very little exists now at any level to correct shit behaviour. And it carries on up the line to highschool.

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Did you see how adults responded to vaccines and mask mandates when guidelines were issued by the CDC?

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Hilarious. I’ll be holding my breath waiting for the all clear. They were just following their training. Promotions and citations all around. What a joke.

Thank you for your service!

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It’s fun to think that. But at the same time, I bet most of the students arrested can name one elected official in their entire state. Imagine thinking that trying to bite a cop is a smart play.

It’s growing because: 1. Schools can’t do anything meaningful about bullying if the bully’s parents don’t care. Kids are getting abused by bullies and schools have zero power. Parents are taking it into their own hands. 2. Social media has made it easier than ever to spread nonsense and get people riled up, including parents.

A look through r/Teachers is a soul-killing experience.

Because someone dropped their gun. Thankfully nothing happened, but someone on scene definitely had a gun at some point.

Parents are an increasing threat to schools. This is actually a big problem in recent years and it is happening more and more frequently.

https://abc13.com/amp/humble-isd-school-fight-parent-fighting-with-students-massive-at-atascocita-high-unlawful-carrying-of-a-weapon/12755378/

https://pix11.com/news/local-news/new-jersey/3-parents-arrested-after-fight-outside-nj-school-jersey-city-official-says/amp/

https://www.wmar2news.com/local/parents-fight-outside-of-arundel-middle-school?_amp=true

And so many more. I don’t know why it’s growing but it’s a scary problem that isn’t getting enough attention.

Me too, while in college. Afterwards I went on to raise 2 valedictorians. In college I was drinking every night and addicted to painkillers. It was immoral to have a child and I am relieved I didn't have to. Children deserve better.

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Most people on Reddit seem to be anti birth control. Anytime I bring it up birth control or sex education it's nothing but downvotes.

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My highschool featured a boy getting his father and older brother to show up at the school with baseball bats to beat some kid, only for another kid to ask what they were doing there. So instead they opted to beat the shit out of that kid and hospitalized him.

Fist bumps and collusion about how to justify use of force.

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I had an abortion because I knew I wouldn't be a good parent. YOU'RE WELCOME, AMERICA. Trophies, medals, and monetary awards may be sent to my agent.

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