S.C. deputy filmed slamming teen girl out of desk, dragging her away

This is funny, for reasons that extend beyond the thread.

 

Well, then you watched the video with a tainted view, with an eye to justifying your own personal narrative.

 

So he didn't throw the girl?

 

This cryptic post adds nothing to the discussion. Also, you are missing the point here, just as you did elsewhere. The language being used to describe this incident is inaccurate. He did not body slam her, as I have seen many times here and heard elsewhere. He did not throw her across the room, as people continue to write here and say elsewhere. A few feet is not "across the room." The incident is ugly enough without the inflammatory, misleading descriptions.

 

You had no point elsewhere, except to prove you couldn't read, or to point out the amazingly obvious as if it were in need of discovery.

Here, you might have a point. It's just humorous how you're the pot addressing the kettle here.

 

Here, I definitely have a point, just as I did on the other thread, which you should not be dragging into this discussion. The language is inaccurate.

The fact that my point sailed over your head in both places does not mean those points does not exist. Now please, stop stalking. Thank you.

 

I think I said you might have a point here.

I'll keep the discussion of your illiteracy to the thread that you already wrecked by being unable to read. Good thing there's a video here, huh, Dick and Jane?

 

They should. You can accomplish that with magnet public schools instead of/in addition to charter schools.

But if they want to go to the good public school in a good neighborhood, they should be able to go.

I don't know Chicago. Are students locked into their home schools?

 

" ... have been some cray'zy little WHITE BOYS!"

Good theater.

 

Not if they can hoop!

 

Good old Quanell the 10th...

 

They should do that segment regularly and call it X-Box Live.