Posted on 09/23/2007 7:43:27 PM PDT by Graybeard58
“Why should someone on the far left of the bell curve be allowed to take resources away from those on the far right?”
I guess it’s just simple compassion, that’s probably the same season you’ve been allowed to live so long.
In all seriousness you do seem rather obtuse. You’re going out of your way to be offended. Do you suffer from a disability?
Uh, I never posted anything about anyone giving anyone a black eye, so I don't know if you were hearing the voices in your head or what.
What I DID say (and you agreed in your post 148) is that a nonverbal low functioning autistic child who can't speak, doesn't understand English, and doesn't recognize an individual as a person should not be 'mainstreamed' into a regular public school class.
keep away from my son he needs exposure to normal people and you are not one of them.
If that's what you are after, he obviously needs a different parent, because you aren't doing too well on the 'normal' scale yourself.
[I guess it’s just simple compassion]
Exactly - Compassion, and should the government mandate compassion?
“Exactly - Compassion, and should the government mandate compassion?”
The government doesn’t mandate compassion. If it did you’d be in violation now. It does however mandate that these kids (and all kids) get an education, to whatever degree they can be educated. You can not like it, but that’s how it is. When you first started posting, your posts weren’t about the taxes it takes for these classes tho, that came from you later. You seem to be stuck in that mire of how you wish things were as opposed to how things really are.
It must suck to be you.
Nothing here but the sound of applause.
Meow!! From the quotes in the article, I get the impression both parents are snotty jerks. I can only imagine what the staff at the school has had to put up with, between the very difficult child and his demanding, "our precious darling can do no wrong" parents.
“”our precious darling can do no wrong” parents.”
I’m sure they know their child has autism.
There’s no right or wrong, he’s just autistic.
To be criminally liable, the prosecution must prove mens rea. I seriously doubt they will be able.
Thanks for the link.
“Yes, some at the mandated expense of others.
That’s S O C I A L I S M.”
Ok, and what does that have to do with an autistic 6 year old being criminally charged?
It was the socialist policy that mandated he be in the classroom to begin with.
“It was the socialist policy that mandated he be in the classroom to begin with.”
I’m not sure what your point is here, is it that this kid was forced to be mainstreamed? (I’m not sure if that in fact is true) Or that this kid was even in school in the first place?
Either way it’s not much of an argument. You seem to like typing socialism, but all forms of public works are socialism to some degree, and anyway that’s a different topic.
I don’t think you have a real argument, or even understand the topic here, and you are certainly tedious, so I’ll say goodbye now. Have a nice day.
I don't see how they could. It's downright impossible.
Really...........hmmmm. I bet you would when you ran into people who act just like you are, selfish and uneducated with a total lack of understanding of the day to day struggles to do the most basic things that most everyone else takes for granted.
Frankly, you couldn't walk a step in my shoes or anyone else's who are parents of special needs children.
Don't sweat it, you are doing just fine serving coffee or pumping gas. You leave the heavy lifting to us.
Well stated. Huzza
Excellent. Thanks for posting it.
[Frankly, you couldn’t walk a step in my shoes or anyone else’s who are parents of special needs children]
Well, I hope the coping skills you’re teaching them are more constructive than those exhibited in your posts.
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