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A group of students at a western North Carolina high school built a wall made of boxes and blocked access to a common area, and their Latino classmates are upset.
Local media outlets report the students were allowed into McDowell High School, about 100 miles northwest of Charlotte, on Wednesday to perform a prank as a teacher supervised them.
originally posted by: onequestion
If they built it with the purpose of discriminating against their Latino classmates then they are morons and deserve disciplinary action but if it was just a joke then the Latino students need to just over it.
This whiny bs wasn't happening in my school we used to beat the f*** out of each other in the hallways and get in school suspension.
I guess the world is really soft now and we love victims.
originally posted by: onequestion
If they built it with the purpose of discriminating against their Latino classmates then they are morons and deserve disciplinary action but if it was just a joke then the Latino students need to just over it.
This whiny bs wasn't happening in my school we used to beat the f*** out of each other in the hallways and get in school suspension.
I guess the world is really soft now and we love victims.
A group of students at a western North Carolina high school built a wall made of boxes and blocked access to a common area, and their Latino classmates are upset.
originally posted by: FaunaOrFlora
a reply to: ColdWisdom
The Latino students should have built an Alamo replica.
I wonder if the white students would be offended?
originally posted by: Arizonaguy
Seriously! I went to high school in the mid 80s, and being a tattletale was looked down upon. Being a whiner was looked down upon. Getting the " authorities" to fight your battles was looked down upon, unless there was some serious threat like a gun involved. I can't help but wonder if all this sensitive boo hoo stuff, and encouraging kids to get others involved isn't some sort of conditioning to accept the omnipotent power of the government.
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: xuenchen
Or to tunnel underneath it.