Las Vegas: Mother Furious After Teacher Tapes Mask onto Fourth-Graders’ Faces

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: [post=26092172]shooterbrody[/post
Oh was it someone else who brought the school administered corporal punishment to the thread?

In reference to another poster who was discussing touching other people's children, A.K.A. 'punishment', I was making them aware that this is still legal in backwards places like Georgia.

Not nearly as backwards as say new jersey.
But hey
Toe mate o
To mato

originally posted by: shooterbrody
Not nearly as backwards as say new jersey.

In this case it is, parents relinquishing their duties to the state and allowing teachers to smack their children around without consent.

a reply to: Klassified

So...nobody gonna touch on the fact the little f*&ker should know what a mask mandate is by now?

I could train a monkey in less time to wear a mask.

...Flame on.

*this should be fun...

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: shooterbrody
Not nearly as backwards as say new jersey.

In this case it is, parents relinquishing their duties to the state and allowing teachers to smack their children around without consent.

Actually, as you and your wiki link show, nevada has nothing to do with any of it.
Thanks for the crap link from 2011 tho.

originally posted by: shooterbrody
Actually, as you and your wiki link show, nevada has nothing to do with any of it.

Which I pointed out in my first post.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: shooterbrody
Actually, as you and your wiki link show, nevada has nothing to do with any of it.

Which I pointed out in my first post.

So thanks for nothing!
Typical addition.

originally posted by: keukendeur
a reply to: Klassified

So...nobody gonna touch on the fact the little f*&ker should know what a mask mandate is by now?

I could train a monkey in less time to wear a mask.

...Flame on.

*this should be fun...

Even with a mandate, removing the mask to drink water is acceptable; forgetting to put it back on get the mask taped to your face.

a reply to: shooterbrody

Not my fault you don't understand context.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: shooterbrody

Not my fault you don't understand context.

Perhaps when the information is actually relevant and not some east coast elite vomit, context would apply.
Here, sadly, it does not.

Hey kids they still beat people in africa, I know. I know not nevada, but it happens!!!!

If a student finds the word “MAGA” written in chalk on the pavement, 100% of leftists on this very site agree that would be considered ‘traumatic’

But every single one of them is ok with a teacher taping a mask to a student’s face simply because they believe that governments must be complied with at all costs

What I’m wondering though: why wear a mask at all? They do not protect others or the user from what is universally accepted as one of the least harmful viruses in existence.

originally posted by: Breakthestreak
If a student finds the word “MAGA” written in chalk on the pavement, 100% of leftists on this very site agree that would be considered ‘traumatic’

But every single one of them is ok with a teacher taping a mask to a student’s face simply because they believe that governments must be complied with at all costs

What I’m wondering though: why wear a mask at all? They do not protect others or the user from what is universally accepted as one of the least harmful viruses in existence.

Seems compliance is very important to that teacher.
I would wager it is not cost effective for the district.

originally posted by: shooterbrody
Perhaps when the information is actually relevant...

It was relevant to the comment I quoted. Schools are permitted to smack your kids around in degenerate east coast states like Georgia.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: shooterbrody
Perhaps when the information is actually relevant...

It was relevant to the comment I quoted. Schools are permitted to smack your kids around in degenerate east coast states like Georgia.

Uh no
"Smack your kids around" is not corporal punishment.
Now that your ignorance is exposed, I understand your confusion.
Still tho, not actually relevant in Nevada.
Hang on to that bone tho fido.

And in degenerate sh#thole countries like Afghanistan, Mexico and Venezuela , schools are permitted to do much worse.

But Georgia


Is not relevant to the thread which is about a very typical whack job leftist enforcing compliance of a truly unrequired mandate

originally posted by: shooterbrody
"Smack your kids around" is not corporal punishment.

No? It's not physical? It probably explains why the populations of the states that still use this method may not be the brightest bulbs in the United States, too much rattling of the brain during childhood.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
... backwards places like Georgia.

No bias there, huh?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: shooterbrody
"Smack your kids around" is not corporal punishment.

No? It's not physical? It probably explains why the populations of the states that still use this method may not be the brightest bulbs in the United States, too much rattling of the brain during childhood.

Oh it is definitely your "physical", but in no way actually corporal punishment. I suspect you know this, tho I may be wrong, as your ignorance is on display.
Even in Georgia a parent has to authorize such punishment. It is in no way the schools decision alone.
And still not Nevada.
You know, where the op takes place.

originally posted by: loam
No bias there, huh?

Nooooo, none at all.

I say if you want the schools whaling on your kids then that's your call and it looks like Georgia, among other places, made that call.

originally posted by: shooterbrody
Oh it is definitely your "physical", but in no way actually corporal punishment.

'Corporal punishment' means 'physical'.

Even in Georgia a parent has to authorize such punishment.

You just make that up? Of course you did. Here's the statute:

Code Section 20-2-730, et seq.

Punishment Allowed Corporal punishment allowed, subject to various restrictions.

Circumstances Allowable It may not be excessive or unduly severe or be used as a first line of punishment; it must be administered in the presence of a school official; a written explanation must be provided on request; and it may not be administered if a physician certifies that the child's mental or emotional stability could be affected.

Nothing about consent, only notification after the fact, which means after they knock your kid around. Nice law, Georgia, well done.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: marg6043
Yes but with parent consent...

No, Georgia uses in loco parentis, consent is not required, only notification after the fact.

Carry that lie elsewhere.
Parental consent is required.
What utter ignorance.