re: Girl suspended from high school for being brutally beaten by boy dressing as girl

If you look hard enough.

This boy/girl has been a problem at other schools. Three people involved. The fight started in the bus. The excuse from Maine involves the lack of a “ Special class.” A padded solitary mental ward is perfect for this distraction. These three “troubled teens” ride the same bus and get off at the same stop.

Funny, this Principal was just named “Principal for the day.” The fairy may lose his crown. He’s too “Gentle” a sold for the job.

However, snow is coming….maybe they’ll all cool off.

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i’ve been here.

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ok. so no thoughts on “whiteness” studies? as if it’s a disease?

OML said he should get 4 guys together to beat me worse than that girl and multiple posters have called me a ****.

Now i’m not a victim, but yall fricking mad.

if I thought the video showed the trans kid throwing the first punch i wouldn’t be in the thread.

But it doesn’t.

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In fact, there is no reason anyone should ever hit anyone, but we have aggressive people, and sometimes hitting back is the only solution.

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The girl didn’t “almost lose her life” it was excessive but she didn’t even lose consciousness.

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So getting your child's head slammed in to the ground is OK with you? I am pretty sure you would disagree.

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you don’t have to exaggerate for it to be bad and wrong.

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As she was walking away from the bus, Haney said something to the young girl that caused her to turn around, approach the principal, and begin yelling at him over the lack of protection for her friend.

As she was approaching Haney, the male student exited the bus and was able to grab ahold of the female student, which began the physical altercation captured in the viral video
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I teach my kids not to get in fights with anyone.

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How nice.

A couple of clarifications as you seem to be confused.

First off, your reference is not to a "fight." Your reference is to an assault. That assault was caught on film. So if you desire to bring your own kids' upbringing into it, what do you teach them about being assault victims?

Second, what do you teach your kids about coming to the aid of their friends if their friends are undergoing a physical assault?

Finally, what do you tell your kids about being stalked, then physically attacked by a much bigger, stronger lunatic in front of adults who are supposed to provide a safe environment for them?

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if I thought the video showed the trans kid throwing the first punch i wouldn’t be in the thread.

But it doesn’t.

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So getting your child's head slammed in to the ground is OK with you?

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Progs evidently think trans people are immune to the things that make the rest of us human.

"Its ok if he hurt the girl, hes trans after all."

That seems to be their belief.

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Neither you nor I have any clue what this person has gone through in the struggle for self identity

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And nobody cares. Every person on this planet will have a cross to bear at some point (or multiple points) in their life. It's a bumpy ride called the human experience. No matter what is happening personally, we all have a responsibility to behave civilly in public. Drowning in our emotions and allowing our feelings to dictate our actions isn't going to propel humanity forward.

This kid has probably been handed a rough life, but so have many others! He still has a responsibility to participate in the social contract that dictates men shouldn't beat up women. I have no idea how a few on here are defending his actions.