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FlyersFan
The SCHOOL called the woman down with an urgent situation. The woman reacted as any mother would be expected to act. The SCHOOL initiated the situation. When my daughter was in grade school (grades 5-8) her school was a size that the teachers knew all the parents. And most of the students knew the parents of the kids as well. Do we know the size of the school involved?
marbles87
reply to post by Danbones
I have a sister with a metal disorder and is handicapped. And like I said Aspergers is not an illness it is a false sense of no social responsibility. I know people who use this as an excuse for socially unacceptable behavior and I'm not afraid to voice my view on this problem. As someone who was in scolastic tournaments with special needs child I can tell you Aspergers and Autism children use it as a crutch instead of fighting the thought they think there is something wrong with them because society says there is. If you have social, problems, have ticks, weird or goofy, have out of the box ideas.. You're not ill you are normal and society says you're not because "normal" is the new ill.
Your rebuttle?
Wrabbit2000
Did this woman pass federal checkpoints of officers screening the public for facility security?
Your comparison leaves me a bit wanting for context.
Wrabbit2000
reply to post by Biigs
Did this woman pass federal checkpoints of officers screening the public for facility security?
Your comparison leaves me a bit wanting for context.
FlyersFan
The SCHOOL called the woman down with an urgent situation. The woman reacted as any mother would be expected to act. The SCHOOL initiated the situation. When my daughter was in grade school (grades 5-8) her school was a size that the teachers knew all the parents. And most of the students knew the parents of the kids as well. Do we know the size of the school involved?
I'm just not buying that a mom called in to help should EVER have left in a police car for something as B.S. as a techie violation of signing a paper everyone else already knew her for.
jeez
with all the whoop law you'd think the kid ate a slice of cheese into the shape of a colt revolver or something