I tell you what else about this video. Only thing "shocking" about it is how the kids don't behave. Curtis would never have allowed it.
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The kid must have ordered a Starbucks.
As a teacher I can tell you that your typical kid doesn’t have the same attitude towards bus drivers, teachers, principals, etc. as kids did when we were young. It’s even worse if you deal with kids at alternative public schools or inner city schools...it’s unbelievably bad.
Is that kid speaking English?
I may be wrong but I think he is yelling to a lady who sounds black and says “shut your foul mouth”. Maybe bus monitor.
But this white driver, time to be well armed, cause this will be everywhere by tomorrow.
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We have no idea how great of a threat that seven year old posed to the kids on the bus, the bus driver, his teachers or even police officers. Quite likely, the bus driver feared for his life.
Let me guess....the child is black and the school bus driver is white.
What did the boy’s father have to say about this?
Let me guess .... black kid didn’t follow orders from an adult. He wouldn’t walk off the bus so he had to be dragged out.
I’ve got no problems with the adult. The parents need to better discipline the child. It’s not governments job to raise their kids.
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The kids parents should be ashamed.
We had a very strict and tough-looking bus driver when I was in elementary school. I was scared of her despite her knitting kit she always had with her. At the end of the year, as I left the bus, she handed me a pair of knitted slippers for being a good bus rider. I’m ashamed that I was in such fear when she never gave me any reason to be so and then so generously gave me something hand-made. We didn’t have any fights that I can recall, so she was effective in her management of her charges.
PARENTING!
Just following the pattern. Black does something wrong, is ordered to leave, refuses, white person forces them to comply. Media goes insane, white person is fired, black person gets big payday.
As a special-needs bus driver, I thank my lucky stars for my bus monitor — a fiesty little Puerto Rican lady who keeps the peace in the back. I couldn’t possibly drive AND keep things under control with my charges without my partner.
They asked me if I wanted to move up to a “big” bus — after a dirty diaper plopped on the floor next to me — but I declined. Lots more kids, with no monitor. No way.
Our biggest push at work is kids sleeping on the bus. Heaven help you if some kid falls asleep and you lose count of how many got off. Immediate termination and lots of yelling.
I never had to use a schoolbus to get to school. My school from first to eighth grade was a block from me. In high school, my parents let me take my motorcycle to it.