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I dont see what the fuss is about. Perhaps if more adults (maybe...I dont know, the parents?) taught their stupid hateful children that they will be punished, we wouldn't have so many illiterate, trainee feral kids on the prowl.
If the headline had been "Teacher Shoots Boy in Face", then maybe I'd care.
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I dont see what the fuss is about. Perhaps if more adults (maybe...I dont know, the parents?) taught their stupid hateful children that they will be punished, we wouldn't have so many illiterate, trainee feral kids on the prowl.
If the headline had been "Teacher Shoots Boy in Face", then maybe I'd care.
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Seems fair to me, or perhaps some stocks in the playground so the other kids can throw their crusts at them.
BTW, any news on Battle Royale 2?
BTW, any news on Battle Royale 2?
Yep.
Failing that, a Battle Royale type situation where the worst classes are sent to an island to kill each other as a lesson.
Except nobody is allowed to come away at the end.
Televise it as well.
You'd have kids in fear of being annoying, the populace indoors 24/7 watching and so much money from sponsorship you'd be king of everything.
Failing that, a Battle Royale type situation where the worst classes are sent to an island to kill each other as a lesson.
Except nobody is allowed to come away at the end.
Televise it as well.
You'd have kids in fear of being annoying, the populace indoors 24/7 watching and so much money from sponsorship you'd be king of everything.
I think classrooms should introduce electric shock therapy or something.
Try to develop those, what are they called? Pavlovian responses or whatever (probably something completely off-subject) where if they get good grades, they recieve some sort of pleasurable thingy, but bad grades get a few harsh volts, just enough to make their fingers convulse and twist about like spastics.
That'd get grades up, I reckon...
Try to develop those, what are they called? Pavlovian responses or whatever (probably something completely off-subject) where if they get good grades, they recieve some sort of pleasurable thingy, but bad grades get a few harsh volts, just enough to make their fingers convulse and twist about like spastics.
That'd get grades up, I reckon...
Good way of reducing class sizes I suppose.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2810481.stm
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I dont see what the fuss is about. Perhaps if more adults (maybe...I dont know, the parents?) taught their stupid hateful children that they will be punished, we wouldn't have so many illiterate, trainee feral kids on the prowl.
If the headline had been "Teacher Shoots Boy in Face", then maybe I'd care.
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I dont see what the fuss is about. Perhaps if more adults (maybe...I dont know, the parents?) taught their stupid hateful children that they will be punished, we wouldn't have so many illiterate, trainee feral kids on the prowl.
If the headline had been "Teacher Shoots Boy in Face", then maybe I'd care.
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