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Girl suspended from school for taking her prescription birth control pills.
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April 8th, 2009 at 11:27 am
I had a “meeting”, first thing this morning, with my daughter’s school principal, about three third-graders who have been bullying my first-grade daughter. My heart is not filled with tolerance and “live and let live” for the trash who have been ruining our public schools for the last forty years. When her “homies” stop bringing crack to school, she can bring her birth control pills.
April 8th, 2009 at 11:48 am
So, wait, are the third graders who are bullying your daughters “homies” who sling crack? If so, damn, you live in a rough neighborhood.
April 8th, 2009 at 12:47 pm
I don’t know, yet. It’s a very good school, in a very good neighborhood. But it’s a public school and it has to accept anyone within the district’s boundaries.
In any case, there’s a reason some very decent, law-abiding, people carry guns and it’s not the DEA. It’s this girl or what she will grow up to be.
April 8th, 2009 at 12:49 pm
The girl in Uncle’s post, I mean. Hopefully, not my daughter if I can protect from that trash.
April 8th, 2009 at 3:58 pm
you know there are other reasons for taking birth control pills other than wanting to constantly hump, right? For example, my first cousin. She had issues with her chick parts (i’m no doctor), and the pill helped her with that problem.
But by all means, judge someone you know nothing about.
April 8th, 2009 at 5:33 pm
Thank God, my youngest of 8 is now 32. We moved a lot and had multiple school issues everywhere we lived because of the differing ages of the children. But I usually reached agreement with all the school administrators. The agreement was “You use good sense when dealing with my child, regardless of the rules or zero tolerance and I’ll use my finer instincts in dealing with you. Don’t let them get away with crap, but don’t do something stupid because you have a “rule”, because I have rules too.
One principal asked me if I was threatening him. “Damn right”, was my answer. He punished my kid the way he should have been, and he should have been, but he didn’t ruin his life over childish shit all kids do. Then I punished my kid. That principal had no more problems from him, my kid wasn’t fucked for life for no good reason, the kid that attacked him only had his ass whipped and his life wasn’t ruined either. All that was accomplished because the principal violated the zero tolerance policy. Because I explained my policy.
People, you don’t want it to happen, don’t accept delivery.
April 8th, 2009 at 5:38 pm
Of course in today’s world we have become so tolerant of abuse of ourselves and our children, that oftentimes the damage is done before the parent has a clue that there is a problem.
In those cases I recommend revenge. It’s too late to do the right thing, if your kid has been stuffed and cuffed and booked into juvie because he/she said “gun”, or some equally inane bullshit.
Revenge, doesn’t solve the issue at hand, but it sure has an influence on the next one. The Leo Durocher Law.
April 9th, 2009 at 2:27 am
I am so glad tha I am an adult. I have to take all types of pills and will pop them whene I need to. No adult has to suffer this crap.
Anyway they way to get out of this is take the pills in morning or tell your child as I did that any pills taken, keep out of sight. Yes I sent my son to school with meds and never told the school, except elemenatry and he was in private school.
The best thing about private school is they know who is the boss, as the parent, we pay the bills and the one that pays the bills set the rules.
If a punishment was set I could complain and would, if it was legitimate I let it stand. Yah that does mean that I was the judge and jury, So what he is my child!
I loved the Catholic HS they had a freshman parents night of wine and cheese. That was great! My son was not Catholic but that did not matter, he got some education in religion and now he is better educated than a public HS sudent is. Amazing how much history is excised when religion is taken out of public school. I know I went to public schools in Montgomery Co in MD the best schools in the country at that time.
The school was unable to make him Catholic he is a typical non religous boy. If he wants he may come to that on his own.