School wasn't as bad for me as it was/is for other kids.
I know my kid was bullied at school.
He might still get bullied at school, but doesn't talk about it.
There are examples that I'm not going to write about here.
Because just thinking about them makes me seethe with rage.
Schools are supposed to have a ZERO tolerance for bullying/violence.
The teachers at his old school kept denying that my son was getting bullied.
They kept saying "We don't see anything so nothing is happening."
Do they really think that a bully is going to torment someone
right in front of them? Are they for real?!
It made me so mad that they did nothing for my son and kept blaming me.
It got so bad that my son's father was given custody of him
because they were blaming me for their own stupidity/incompetence/ignorance.
Again, I'm not going to go into details, but it all started with that damn school.
Anyway, I just read a story about 3 girls charged in a death at a high school.
It happened in the U.S, but this kind of thing could happen anywhere.
There isn't any supervision in the washrooms.
Which is where a lot of the bullying happens.
They go for the teacher/administration free zones.
So three girls gang up on one girl who died in this 'fight.'
All of them were just 16 years old.
Knowing that fights happen in the washrooms...
Why are they not doing something about it?
I've seen a kid so afraid of going to the washroom at school
that he literally pissed himself. Why is that?
What is worse is that the teacher had no idea
and accused his mother of sending him to school
in clothes that smelled of urine!
There is something seriously wrong at the schools.
These are the people 'educating' our children.
What is wrong with them?
How can you not see that a child has wet himself?
How do you leave children unsupervised?
My son had an indoor recess at school.
There were 4 classrooms and 1 teacher 'monitoring' all 4 classes.
Who's bright idea was that?! Then my kid gets bullied
because they put him and his bully in the same class.
Another bright idea...
Then something happened and my kid gets blamed for it.
My kid gets suspended and the other kid.
Why leave the two of them unsupervised?
Bad enough they are in the same class to begin with.
The problem is that these teachers are not thinking.
They aren't doing anything to prevent incidents from happening.
I'm not saying all teachers are to blame,
but some of them just shouldn't be teachers. Period.
Same with principals. Some of them just shouldn't be principals.
Doesn't mean they all are bad, but a lot of them need to be educated.
I mean real world education. Not some bullcrap text book education.
Like social workers working for the children's aid society
who automatically make the parents out to be 'bad'
when the problems are at the schools.
Just because the teachers or someone at the school calls them.
Because 'it's against the law not to call.'
Doesn't mean that the problem is at home or the parent's fault.
Most of these social workers:
A) Don't know what it's like to raise a child (they don't have any of their own).
B) Don't know what the parents are going through at the receiving end.
They are not parents themselves. They rely on a 'course' to tell them
who is right and what is right, who is wrong and what is wrong.
I HATE THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
This is no secret and I will never pretend that I don't hate them.
They have too much power to take kids away from their families
With little reason. On mere suspicion. With zero hard facts.
Taking kids away from good families and good parents just because they can.
Failing to take kids away from dangerous families. We see it all the time.
They need to make their quotas or they don't get the money.
Where does the money even go to? It rarely goes to the kids.
It goes to the head honchos for their 'vacations' and luxury cars.
It makes me sick. I know, because I've been in the 'system.'
I have reasons to hate them. I know hate is a strong word.
But what they do to these kids is sick.
Yet they pretend they are doing 'good.'
It's an institution. Plain and simple. Just like the schools.
Institutionalizing children according to the 'law'
Trying to make us all believe this is 'normal.'
It's anything but normal.
We shouldn't have to send our kids to school to be killed.
Or bullied or any of that.
Schools and social workers are bullies too.
They bully the parents and get away with far too much.
The 'system' has been broken for far too long.
It's not going to get fixed until parents stand up and say
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, NO MORE.
Parents should have ALL the say.
Not some random stranger.
"Put your kids on meds or we'll take them away."
Kids don't need meds!!!!
Kids are supposed to be hyper and lack attention.
They aren't supposed to be zombie drones.
Perfectly compliant with everyone and everything.
These systems are ruining human beings. Ruining families.
Ruining the world.
I know my kid was bullied at school.
He might still get bullied at school, but doesn't talk about it.
There are examples that I'm not going to write about here.
Because just thinking about them makes me seethe with rage.
Schools are supposed to have a ZERO tolerance for bullying/violence.
The teachers at his old school kept denying that my son was getting bullied.
They kept saying "We don't see anything so nothing is happening."
Do they really think that a bully is going to torment someone
right in front of them? Are they for real?!
It made me so mad that they did nothing for my son and kept blaming me.
It got so bad that my son's father was given custody of him
because they were blaming me for their own stupidity/incompetence/ignorance.
Again, I'm not going to go into details, but it all started with that damn school.
Anyway, I just read a story about 3 girls charged in a death at a high school.
It happened in the U.S, but this kind of thing could happen anywhere.
There isn't any supervision in the washrooms.
Which is where a lot of the bullying happens.
They go for the teacher/administration free zones.
So three girls gang up on one girl who died in this 'fight.'
All of them were just 16 years old.
Knowing that fights happen in the washrooms...
Why are they not doing something about it?
I've seen a kid so afraid of going to the washroom at school
that he literally pissed himself. Why is that?
What is worse is that the teacher had no idea
and accused his mother of sending him to school
in clothes that smelled of urine!
There is something seriously wrong at the schools.
These are the people 'educating' our children.
What is wrong with them?
How can you not see that a child has wet himself?
How do you leave children unsupervised?
My son had an indoor recess at school.
There were 4 classrooms and 1 teacher 'monitoring' all 4 classes.
Who's bright idea was that?! Then my kid gets bullied
because they put him and his bully in the same class.
Another bright idea...
Then something happened and my kid gets blamed for it.
My kid gets suspended and the other kid.
Why leave the two of them unsupervised?
Bad enough they are in the same class to begin with.
The problem is that these teachers are not thinking.
They aren't doing anything to prevent incidents from happening.
I'm not saying all teachers are to blame,
but some of them just shouldn't be teachers. Period.
Same with principals. Some of them just shouldn't be principals.
Doesn't mean they all are bad, but a lot of them need to be educated.
I mean real world education. Not some bullcrap text book education.
Like social workers working for the children's aid society
who automatically make the parents out to be 'bad'
when the problems are at the schools.
Just because the teachers or someone at the school calls them.
Because 'it's against the law not to call.'
Doesn't mean that the problem is at home or the parent's fault.
Most of these social workers:
A) Don't know what it's like to raise a child (they don't have any of their own).
B) Don't know what the parents are going through at the receiving end.
They are not parents themselves. They rely on a 'course' to tell them
who is right and what is right, who is wrong and what is wrong.
I HATE THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
This is no secret and I will never pretend that I don't hate them.
They have too much power to take kids away from their families
With little reason. On mere suspicion. With zero hard facts.
Taking kids away from good families and good parents just because they can.
Failing to take kids away from dangerous families. We see it all the time.
They need to make their quotas or they don't get the money.
Where does the money even go to? It rarely goes to the kids.
It goes to the head honchos for their 'vacations' and luxury cars.
It makes me sick. I know, because I've been in the 'system.'
I have reasons to hate them. I know hate is a strong word.
But what they do to these kids is sick.
Yet they pretend they are doing 'good.'
It's an institution. Plain and simple. Just like the schools.
Institutionalizing children according to the 'law'
Trying to make us all believe this is 'normal.'
It's anything but normal.
We shouldn't have to send our kids to school to be killed.
Or bullied or any of that.
Schools and social workers are bullies too.
They bully the parents and get away with far too much.
The 'system' has been broken for far too long.
It's not going to get fixed until parents stand up and say
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, NO MORE.
Parents should have ALL the say.
Not some random stranger.
"Put your kids on meds or we'll take them away."
Kids don't need meds!!!!
Kids are supposed to be hyper and lack attention.
They aren't supposed to be zombie drones.
Perfectly compliant with everyone and everything.
These systems are ruining human beings. Ruining families.
Ruining the world.
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