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[NoelSeven]

The Sheriff said she was responsible for the officer being called in.

NOT the assault. 

[biancardi]

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

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@biancardi wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

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@biancardi wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

Amazing that there are people who are so willing to give some people a pass concerning their behavior and crucify others.  When you put yourself into situatiopns where bad things can happen, don't be suprised when they do.

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For everyone else, I would agree. But police are not SUPPOSED to do this. 

There is no reason why he should have over-reacted like he did.

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So if this had been a teacher, would you then be OK with how this turned out.

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ACtually no.  I was referring to people who aren't in positions of authority and aren't trained to deal with this.  I am NOT okay with any of this at all.

I was agreeing that normal people might escalate it - doesn't mean I agree with it.  Police aren't supposed to do this at all as they have been trained specifically for these use cases.

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So then if another student had tried to remove her from the class that way they both would get a pass.

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You seem to be having an issue with what I am saying.  What part of "I am NOT okay with any of this at all" are you having an problem understanding here?

[biancardi]

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@Smaug wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

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@Smaug wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

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@Smaug wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

Amazing that there are people who are so willing to give some people a pass concerning their behavior and crucify others.  When you put yourself into situatiopns where bad things can happen, don't be suprised when they do.

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When we put ourselves in a situation we do so as adults. 

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Even children are taught not to put themselves into bad situations, i.e don't go with strangers. Why do some get a pass and others do not, is there some magic formula I missed when you are no longer responsible for you actions.

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Even if a child ends up in a bad situation that s/he created it should never lead to violence in a classroom.  I am dumbfounded that people do not seem to grasp this.

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Well I am dumbfound that people are giving this girl a pass for her behavior.

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A pass? I said she did not deserve to be violently thrown on the ground and put into a headlock. That is giving her a pass?

Good grief. 

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@Say Nay  I honestly think people are willifully misunderstanding what is written here.

[dmod nj]

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@biancardi wrote:

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@Smaug wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

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@Smaug wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

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@Smaug wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

Amazing that there are people who are so willing to give some people a pass concerning their behavior and crucify others.  When you put yourself into situatiopns where bad things can happen, don't be suprised when they do.

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When we put ourselves in a situation we do so as adults. 

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Even children are taught not to put themselves into bad situations, i.e don't go with strangers. Why do some get a pass and others do not, is there some magic formula I missed when you are no longer responsible for you actions.

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Even if a child ends up in a bad situation that s/he created it should never lead to violence in a classroom.  I am dumbfounded that people do not seem to grasp this.

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Well I am dumbfound that people are giving this girl a pass for her behavior.

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A pass? I said she did not deserve to be violently thrown on the ground and put into a headlock. That is giving her a pass?

Good grief. 

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@Say Nay  I honestly think people are willifully misunderstanding what is written here.

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Standing ovation for this post. 

b, so good to see you. You are missed around here.  

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[NoelSeven]

How can someone not understand the meaning of what the Sheriff said in this quote:

Sheriff Lott made clear...  “what she did doesn’t justify what our deputy did.”

[biancardi]

@dmod nj  Good to see you too!  Work and family life keeps me really busy!  I've missed a lot of you too

[CrazyDaisy]

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@biancardi wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

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@biancardi wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

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@biancardi wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

Amazing that there are people who are so willing to give some people a pass concerning their behavior and crucify others.  When you put yourself into situatiopns where bad things can happen, don't be suprised when they do.

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For everyone else, I would agree. But police are not SUPPOSED to do this. 

There is no reason why he should have over-reacted like he did.

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So if this had been a teacher, would you then be OK with how this turned out.

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ACtually no.  I was referring to people who aren't in positions of authority and aren't trained to deal with this.  I am NOT okay with any of this at all.

I was agreeing that normal people might escalate it - doesn't mean I agree with it.  Police aren't supposed to do this at all as they have been trained specifically for these use cases.

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So then if another student had tried to remove her from the class that way they both would get a pass.

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You seem to be having an issue with what I am saying.  What part of "I am NOT okay with any of this at all" are you having an problem understanding here?

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The part where you say "For everyone else I would agree.  Police are not SUPPOSED to do this"

[biancardi]

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

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@biancardi wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

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@biancardi wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

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@biancardi wrote:

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@CrazyDaisy wrote:

Amazing that there are people who are so willing to give some people a pass concerning their behavior and crucify others.  When you put yourself into situatiopns where bad things can happen, don't be suprised when they do.

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For everyone else, I would agree. But police are not SUPPOSED to do this. 

There is no reason why he should have over-reacted like he did.

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So if this had been a teacher, would you then be OK with how this turned out.

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ACtually no.  I was referring to people who aren't in positions of authority and aren't trained to deal with this.  I am NOT okay with any of this at all.

I was agreeing that normal people might escalate it - doesn't mean I agree with it.  Police aren't supposed to do this at all as they have been trained specifically for these use cases.

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So then if another student had tried to remove her from the class that way they both would get a pass.

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You seem to be having an issue with what I am saying.  What part of "I am NOT okay with any of this at all" are you having an problem understanding here?

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The part where you say "For everyone else I would agree.  Police are not SUPPOSED to do this"

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And you should continuing READING ON. I didn't STOP at 2 sentences.

[dmod nj]

I'm baffled by the inability to SEPARATE what the girl did and the response by the officer.  TWO SEPARATE THINGS.

She is responsible for her part, NOT the assault/reaction by the officer.

He is responsible for how he handled the situation.