I write about the Drama Triangle here. The feral children are not "persecutors" to whom the schools are "victims." The schools cannot claim to be victims to feral children and their demands. The schools should be enforcing their boundaries and kicking them out. When you enforce your boundaries people learn that it personally hurts them too much to step over others' boundaries and then they learn to stop doing that. The schools have power here, they're just not using it.
Is that thug wearing a sports bra? I hope they kick his violent ass out of that school. He's going to have to learn that his rights end where another person's rights begin. Sure they have to look out for troubled kids and what they might be capable of. That doesn't mean kids like this young boy should be able to hold the school district hostage
It could be a sports bra. It looks like a midriff, which honestly was forbidden in many schools in the past for the girls. I was surprised to see it in a school setting.
I simply can’t believe the perp wasn’t expelled.
These feral children are holding schools hostage across the country, not just in Oregon. It’s been going on a long time.
I write about the Drama Triangle here. The feral children are not "persecutors" to whom the schools are "victims." The schools cannot claim to be victims to feral children and their demands. The schools should be enforcing their boundaries and kicking them out. When you enforce your boundaries people learn that it personally hurts them too much to step over others' boundaries and then they learn to stop doing that. The schools have power here, they're just not using it.
Is that thug wearing a sports bra? I hope they kick his violent ass out of that school. He's going to have to learn that his rights end where another person's rights begin. Sure they have to look out for troubled kids and what they might be capable of. That doesn't mean kids like this young boy should be able to hold the school district hostage
It could be a sports bra. It looks like a midriff, which honestly was forbidden in many schools in the past for the girls. I was surprised to see it in a school setting.
I am binge-reading your substack, by the way. Excellent material. I am digging in.
Glad to hear you're finding it informative and interesting. Nice way to spend the weekend, eh?
Yes, indeed. :)