[Irenic]

'Apparently you get suspended for threatening to kill a teacher.'

I think expulsion would better fit a death threat and stop suspending children for kind acts-- a six year old kissing a girls hand.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

I agree.

[Flick Lives]

I think expulsion would better fit a death threat and stop suspending children for kind acts-- a six year old kissing a girls hand.

This punishment fits the Libs notion of "group guilt"; the innocent and the guilty both get punished; because in the Libs mind, everyone is guilty. There is no individual responsibility.

Imagine a thought experiment with a pack of dogs. The dogs exhibit both good and bad behaviors, but are randomly punished no matter what the dogs do good or bad. What sort of dogs would you have as a result of this sort of arbitrary punishment? You'd have a pack of dogs that would cringe at the approach of humans and they would likely be vicious and unpredictable in their behavior. We now have schools practicing the same sort of Marxist "group guilt" on children. Is it any wonder we're seeing the behaviors were are?