SweetSue92
Diamond Member
I totally agree with your problem of schools. Back in the day, God was respected in schools by a prayer to God, not any specific one, but we were also taught that if you did wrong you would have to pay for your actions in Hell. Today, they dont teach right from wrong, or good vs evil, they teach 50 shades of grey.Yeah, and if Obama hadn't fucked with the school system about profiling, those in Broward County would still be alive. Amazing how those on the left, deny the fact that over this last weekend 7 people died in Chicago and another 39 were injured. Why dont we hear about those? Because it is black on black, and doesnt fit the liberal narrative. Thanks for playing. There is a cancer in the world, it is called Liberalism, and until it is removed from society, it will continue to kill people.1. President Donald Trump deflected the blame for the massacres away from firearm access, saying, “Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun.”
2.Trump has taken repeated action during his presidency to restrict Americans’ access to health care, including mental health care.
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Trump Blames Shootings on Mental Illness. But He’s Spent the Past 2 Years Trying to Cut Access to Health Coverage.
4.The Trump administration has worked to roll back the ACA and insurance regulation, moving in the direction of less coverage of mental health, not more.
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The Obama rule that Trump nullified had added people receiving Social Security checks for mental illnesses and people deemed unfit to handle their financial affairs to the national background check database.
Had that rule taken effect, the Obama administration predicted it would have added 75,000 names to the national background check database.
At least 46 people were shot in Chicago over the weekend, including seven who were killed
I wish I could stress even more than I do what an utter wasteland our schools are right now on discipline. Absolutely it is partially our fault. And absolutely we have "caved" to the culture-at-large, where permissive parenting and distrust of all school personnel really make all the decisions.
You don't really want to know how many Nikolas Cruz types are in the pipelines, getting passed around from school to school, referral to referral, program to program.
No one wants to think about that--believe me
It's an old saw but actually true too: if I would have been in trouble at school it wouldn't have come CLOSE to what I rec'd at home. Whatever the teacher doled out, my parents would have matched--at least. They didn't even love all my teachers but that did not matter. My job was to learn and obey.
Those days are gone. Now, many times, if the child gets in trouble guess who is called on the carpet? The teacher. That is not to say teachers are perfect (we're not) but many times there's no quarter given. Parents do not understand or appreciate the long-term damage this does. As a teacher I'm not bothered by this for the pain it is FOR ME--whatever, I've been doing this a long time, I can deal with it.
It is horrible for our SOCIETY. And we see it now all around us.