A Very Disturbing Story

"Matt W. Barrow" wrote in message
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Yeah, it *never* happens in, say, Catholic private schools...

At least in parochial schools there's some recourse.


Yeah, 'cause you can't sue a school district or a teacher, or move your kid
to another school or anything...

What freakin' rabbit hole did this thread fall down?!

-c

"aluckyguess" wrote in message
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"Rich Ahrens" wrote in message
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kontiki wrote:
Well clowns like this seem to be rampant throughout the government
controlled schools in this country all the time these days.

Look, I'm not trying to make light of your concerns CJ but because
this pervert happened to be a pilot should not make the whole world
suddenly become anti-aviation.

But if parents did become widely concerned about their kid getting
a ride in an airplane then hopefully they will also be as equally
conmcerned about their kids attending government schools.

Yeah, it *never* happens in, say, Catholic private schools...

Thats the scarry part. They really need to make a special punishment for
that type of crime.


Stoning? Caning? Neither are gruesome or painful enough for pedophiles.

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DW

On Nov 5, 11:03 am, "Darkwing" theducksmail"AT"yahoo.com wrote:
"aluckyguess" wrote in message

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"Rich Ahrens" wrote in message
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Thats the scarry part. They really need to make a special punishment for
that type of crime.

Stoning? Caning? Neither are gruesome or painful enough for pedophiles.

I'll refrain from posting in a public forum, a certain special
suggestion as to what to do with this guy, if (although, given things
like the video evidence, it's probably more a question of 'when') he's
found guilty.

But they could start by burning down that million dollar house where
evil was allowed to be nourished...

On 2007-11-05 08:00:52 -0800, "Gatt" said:


"kontiki" wrote in message
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Well clowns like this seem to be rampant throughout the government
controlled schools in this country all the time these days.


Ah, Christ. Let's not go political. There is as much nonsense going on in
the churches as the public schools and I think if you were to take a
demographic cross-section you'd see it everwhere about the same; the
difference is merely how talk show hosts, columnists and blathering talking
heads spin it to agitate their audiences for higher ratings.

But if parents did become widely concerned about their kid getting a ride
in an airplane then hopefully they will also be as equally
conmcerned about their kids attending government schools.

Really? Are they being tortured there?

-c

I seem to recall from high school that some of my own teachers'
lectures could have been considered torture.
--
Waddling Eagle
World Famous Flight Instructor

A Guy Called Tyketto writes:

So now you're saying that people should treat parents (both
mother, father, and/or legal guardians) of a child or children with
vigilance, hysteria, and paranoia.

No.

Parents should be treated with extreme vigilance, as they are the greatest
threat to their children. But there is no need for hysteria or paranoia, not
only with respect to parents, but with respect to everyone else.

If that were the case, the same should have been done with
your parents regarding you.

Vigilance would be useful for all parents.

However, most parents are so rabidly and violently paranoid about interference
with their own child-rearing activity that they are willing to let other
parents beat and kill their own children with impunity in order to preserve
imaginary parental "rights." And so abuse continues, and a great many of
society's problems can be traced directly to poor parenting.

It's ironic that the one area that affects the future of civilization more
than anything else is left utterly and completely to chance.

You've blisfully cropped my second sentence to that paragraph,
which states: "Luckily for you, those men are men of character and are
above such things, and above you."

Men of character do not engage in violent acts against those with whom they
disagree.

Judging from what you have mentioned, it is plain to see that
you are not a parent, nor have ever been a parent.

How might one go about validating your judgement?

Gig 601XL Builder writes:

Except for creepy guys that move to France, have no job and are anti-social.

Even they are not as likely to abuse children as are the parents of those
children.

"Gatt" wrote in message
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"Matt W. Barrow" wrote in message
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Yeah, it *never* happens in, say, Catholic private schools...

At least in parochial schools there's some recourse.


Yeah, 'cause you can't sue a school district or a teacher, or move your
kid to another school or anything...

What freakin' rabbit hole did this thread fall down?!

-c

"Gatt" wrote in message
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"Matt W. Barrow" wrote in message
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Yeah, it *never* happens in, say, Catholic private schools...

At least in parochial schools there's some recourse.


Yeah, 'cause you can't sue a school district or a teacher,

Do you mean the school district that wil lthen have to admit it screwed up?
Good luck. Or the teachers union?

or move your kid to another school or anything...

In many localities, you can't.


What freakin' rabbit hole did this thread fall down?!

Where did you park your reality check?

"Gig 601XL Builder" wrDOTgiaconaATsuddenlink.net wrote in message
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Mxsmanic wrote:
Nobody is more likely to abuse a child than his own parents..

Except for creepy guys that move to France, have no job and are
anti-social.
Um, Gig? MX (for once) is right; the overwhelming majority of abuse cases
are parental, though far more often they're step-parent.

"Matt W. Barrow" wrote in message
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Yeah, 'cause you can't sue a school district or a teacher,

Do you mean the school district that wil lthen have to admit it screwed
up?

Sure. Why not? It happens. No different than suing a church.

Good luck. Or the teachers union?

Sure. Why not? It happens. No different than suing a church.

or move your kid to another school or anything...

In many localities, you can't.

Then sue 'em. It happens. No different than....

What freakin' rabbit hole did this thread fall down?!
Where did you park your reality check?

The Vatican? The fact that this guy wasn't a teacher and he still
tortured little boys? Would you like it the public started making the same
sweeping generalizations about pilots as you appear to be doing about public
schools?

-c