Las Vegas Public Schools Exposed to be More Dangerous than Most Prisons *CRIMINAL* (CNN, propaganda)

[Grumpy ol' Man]

Originally Posted by BlakeJones

The girl in the first video bashing in that poor kid's head has been charged with battery:


Las Vegas high school student is charged with battery after she punches another girl
30 TIMES in the head while others in class laugh and watch
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ugh-watch.html

Doesn't sound like a strong enough charge. She should be kicked out of school and spend a few years in juvenile Hall.

[MercedesBoy]

Originally Posted by BlakeJones

This is INSANE!!!

Girl Beaten unconscious for 2 minutes in classroom while everyone laughs:
https://twitter.com/Networkinvegas/s...54175570874368

Mass beatings in locker area:
https://twitter.com/Networkinvegas/s...98228599013376

Group Beating in hallway:
https://twitter.com/Networkinvegas/s...30205725265921

Beating in bathroom stall:
https://twitter.com/Networkinvegas/s...64062562381830


Administrators & Teachers are all told not to intervene because of "equity" and "systemic white privilege"

full list:
https://twitter.com/Networkinvegas

Fights happen everywhere including conservative schools. There are horror stories about minorities being attacked at predominantly white schools and even at the university level.

[tickyul]

That was sad and disgusting.

Incidents like this many times will cause the victim to seek "payback", in one way or another.

I am not in any way endorsing violence, but it is understandable in some cases.

[ottomobeale]

Hopefully charges on video 1.

[clutchcargo777]

Originally Posted by middle-aged mom

Would love to know the backstory of the two girls in the first video. Doubt it was a random expression of rage.

And it’s apparent none of the laughing onlookers felt threatened or motivated to intervene.

So you are wondering if it was justified?


I. Just. Can't.

[middle-aged mom]

Originally Posted by tickyul

That was sad and disgusting.

Incidents like this many times will cause the victim to seek "payback", in one way or another.

I am not in any way endorsing violence, but it is understandable in some cases.

For all we know, the first video was pay back.

Something triggered the beating.

[middle-aged mom]

Originally Posted by clutchcargo777

So you are wondering if it was justified?


I. Just. Can't.

I am always curious about the WHY. What was the trigger?

[VA Yankee]

Fights in schools of all type occur regardless of race, demographics or local politics we just had some at our predominantly upper middle class high schools after basketball games, it doesn't mean the end of Western Civilization as we know it.

But I haven't seen anything that supports the OP's statement of " Administrators & Teachers are all told not to intervene because of "equity" and "systemic white privilege"" if there is a valid link to that I would like to read it.

[middle-aged mom]

Originally Posted by VA Yankee

Fights in schools of all type occur regardless of race, demographics or local politics we just had some at our predominantly upper middle class high schools after basketball games, it doesn't mean the end of Western Civilization as we know it.

But I haven't seen anything that supports the OP's statement of " Administrators & Teachers are all told not to intervene because of "equity" and "systemic white privilege"" if there is a valid link to that I would like to read it.

Seems that remark was the opinion of the OP.

[rstevens62]

One of the things I remember from my high school days in the 90s...while fights did happen among students, 99.9% of the time, the two students fighting, were friends at the end of the day, thats just how it is.