Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Mad_Jack Oct 02, 2012 19:14:10	6-yr-old kicks 220-lb former college tailback's butt...  Well, actually, he kicked the guy in the leg, but still...
#2 jetshield Oct 02, 2012 19:24:35	It’s sad that teachers like Mr. Webster are not offered protection... Really? They need protection from a 6 year old? How pathetic are these people?
#3 The_Silversword Oct 03, 2012 2:40:35	See back in my day you woulda got your ass beat for kicking a teacher, and then another one when you got home!
#4 warghoul Oct 03, 2012 3:29:50	That teacher must of played his college ball at michigan.
#5 The_Silversword Oct 03, 2012 3:36:05	Well, they do have the better mascot.
#6 zombie_babies Oct 03, 2012 8:26:36	That teacher must of played his college ball at michigan.
#7 sfdragon Oct 03, 2012 18:59:56	that brat's parents are just lying to themselves if they think that medication is going to fix this. and the city is just asking for a problem. ****** There is nothing much more evil in the world than a child*******
#8 Robin_Hoodlum Oct 04, 2012 16:04:16	It’s sad that teachers like Mr. Webster are not offered protection... Really? They need protection from a 6 year old? How pathetic are these people? Well, we need a gov't bureaucracy and billions of dollars for that...
#9 homicidal_squirrel Oct 04, 2012 16:38:12	It’s sad that teachers like Mr. Webster are not offered protection... Really? They need protection from a 6 year old? How pathetic are these people? Well, we need a gov't bureaucracy and billions of dollars for that... Now if parents wouldn't cry about their kids getting smack by a teacher every once in a while.
#10 lokiare Oct 07, 2012 3:31:23	That reminds me of a joke... What's the difference between a school and a prison? The prisoners have more rights... Watch: "War on Kids" documentary for more info... You treat people like prisoners they will act like prisoners. There was an experiment where a bunch of college students broke into two groups guards and prisoners. They lived at a prison and did everything a prison did. They psychologically took on the roles they were given and by the end the guards were beating the prisoners and treating them like they had done actual crimes. There was a movie based on the study. Now if we treat our school children like prisoners, and treating people like prisoners make them act like prisoners, what happens to our children?
#11 homicidal_squirrel Oct 07, 2012 7:29:36	You treat people like prisoners they will act like prisoners. There was an experiment where a bunch of college students broke into two groups guards and prisoners. They lived at a prison and did everything a prison did. They psychologically took on the roles they were given and by the end the guards were beating the prisoners and treating them like they had done actual crimes. There was a movie based on the study. Now if we treat our school children like prisoners, and treating people like prisoners make them act like prisoners, what happens to our children? You have no clue what that study was about, do you?
#12 lokiare Oct 07, 2012 18:23:49	You treat people like prisoners they will act like prisoners. There was an experiment where a bunch of college students broke into two groups guards and prisoners. They lived at a prison and did everything a prison did. They psychologically took on the roles they were given and by the end the guards were beating the prisoners and treating them like they had done actual crimes. There was a movie based on the study. Now if we treat our school children like prisoners, and treating people like prisoners make them act like prisoners, what happens to our children? You have no clue what that study was about, do you? Yes, but please enlighten us.
#13 homicidal_squirrel Oct 07, 2012 18:42:35	You treat people like prisoners they will act like prisoners. There was an experiment where a bunch of college students broke into two groups guards and prisoners. They lived at a prison and did everything a prison did. They psychologically took on the roles they were given and by the end the guards were beating the prisoners and treating them like they had done actual crimes. There was a movie based on the study. Now if we treat our school children like prisoners, and treating people like prisoners make them act like prisoners, what happens to our children? You have no clue what that study was about, do you? Yes, but please enlighten us. I'm tempted to, but I get the feeling your understanding will be about even with your understanding of autism. ;)
#14 lokiare Oct 12, 2012 1:35:15	You treat people like prisoners they will act like prisoners. There was an experiment where a bunch of college students broke into two groups guards and prisoners. They lived at a prison and did everything a prison did. They psychologically took on the roles they were given and by the end the guards were beating the prisoners and treating them like they had done actual crimes. There was a movie based on the study. Now if we treat our school children like prisoners, and treating people like prisoners make them act like prisoners, what happens to our children? You have no clue what that study was about, do you? Yes, but please enlighten us. I'm tempted to, but I get the feeling your understanding will be about even with your understanding of autism. ;) And what's my understanding of autism? I think you are making a lot of assumptions...
#15 homicidal_squirrel Oct 12, 2012 1:49:19	And what's my understanding of autism? I think you are making a lot of assumptions... Not at all. We've seen your take on autism in the group discussions. If you'd like, we can have that conversation there. You seem to attrack unsavory characters and things happen to discussions you are involved in out here.
#16 Robin_Hoodlum Oct 12, 2012 17:25:55	You seem to attrack unsavory characters and things happen to discussions you are involved in out here.
#17 lokiare Oct 13, 2012 7:08:15	You seem to attrack unsavory characters and things happen to discussions you are involved in out here. Yeah, I've noticed that. Once I got noticed for saying "yeah right"...