Six year old suspended for 'sexual harassment'

Idiots have taken control and sucked all common sense out of everything that they've become part of. The teacher who reported this little boy is a MOron of the highest order. Absolutely disgusting. Some little kids show love innocently. When my daughter was 4, every time she'd catch a fish, she wanted to give it a kiss. I didn't know that, based on 'their' logic, she was committing beastiality, or sexually harassing an animal. We've got to change this thing that 'they' have bestowed on all of us. Anything that should be simple is confusing as hell because 'they've' made it that way so they can keep doing their little tricks, just like this one. I feel sorry for this little boy and his mother. We need to stand behind them in some way, shape or form. DOWN WITH IDIOCY!!

reply to post by Wookiep


We're entering a point in time in societal evolution from which it will be difficult to reverse course. Precedences are being set that will make today's political correctness seem like mere annoyances.

circa 2025
Little Timmy: " Mom, Johnnie was staring at me today in the hallway. "
Mom: " Frank, don't just sit there, call the police and child and family services. We need to put a stop to that aggressive behaviour before it leads to [.... who knows what goes on in the minds of the unhinged ....]. "

reply to post by eNaR


As extreme as your example sounds, I have no doubt we will see that type of thing soon. 20 years ago, it wasn't even a thought in our imaginations that a 6 yr old would be accused of sexual harassment.. Hell, not even 10 years ago... I think this last decade has been the worst..

reply to post by Wookiep


hmmm...

He has been suspended for rough-housing and kissing the same girl once before.

Read more: www.nydailynews.com...

I want details before judging the school here.

The idea that he has actually been suspended for kissing this same girl before and it hasn't stopped him...the "rough housing" etc.?

If kissing on the cheek is now what he has decided is OK...How was he kissing her before?

I don't know if the parents of the girl are OK with this? Don't they have a say? Apparently his mom justifies it by saying...hey..they are boyfriend and girlfriend?

I think we are getting one side of this story. If I was a father of a 6 year old girl that this boy refused to leave alone and constantly kissed ...I might take issue.

He has been suspended for it before and didn't stop???

reply to post by Indigo5


Taking issue with a 6 year old who doesn't know what sex is and accusing him of sexual assault? Those prior "offenses" by the kid are not outside the boundaries of normal 6 year old behavior. There is no mention of the girls parents, but what about that thing they used to do... I think it was called "time out" ? or "go sit in the corner" when kids seemingly mis-behaved?

Maybe parents who "take issue" with completely normal behavior from 6 year olds and advocate things like this is why we are in this mess in the first place.

Wow, just wow.

I don't want to live on this planet anymore.

Anyone got a spaceship they could let me borrow by any chance?

Wookiep
reply to post by Indigo5

 

Maybe parents who "take issue" with completely normal behavior from 6 year olds and advocate things like this is why we are in this mess in the first place.

I would agree...but I would want to know the history of the kids behavior before declaring it normal.

The idea that he was actually suspended before for kissing the same girl and it did not phase him is a clue to me that this might not be normal behavior. I'd want more detail than just one side of the story.

Last year..On my childs bus a five year old boy dropped his pants and tried to press another little girls face into his crotch in the seat in front of my daughter. 5 year old kids! How would you like to be the parent of that little girl? Might you have issue? And this is a good school district in the suburbs. The boy still rides the bus and still causes problems. We can't always say...kids will be kids.

I'd want to know this boys history leading up to this...what does "rough housing" and "kissing this girl before" mean? the school won't share, because the can't, so we just get the moms story. Was this boy French kissing this girl the first time he was suspended? Don't know. Rough housing? was he pinning girls down in class?

Just saying...we are getting one side of the story here and teachers need to keep the other children safe. The parents of the little girl have rights to...I didn't see them weighing-in for the news story and saying no big deal?

Yet another example of "Political Correctness" gone amok. Lump this in with the suspensions for making a gun with your fingers or your sandwich. What gives people the right to try to lay the smack down on everyone? I really wish people would just leave each other alone. I've been listening to a lot of Mark Passio lately, who emphasizes Natural Law over Human law. Human law and enforcement behavior has jumped the shark; we need a return to natural law, which comes down to basic human morality. Not this fake BS morality which is really just dressed up tyranny, even on a small scale.

Again...One side of the story...Apparently this has been going on a very long time...

While, unlike the Mom, the School is forbidden from discussing the child's record, the Principle explains that a lot happens in these cases before it gets to this stage.

Lincoln Principal Tammy DeWolfe said, "Any time a misbehavior or a violation of school conduct is reported to a teacher or a principal, we investigate it and look into it and get accurate information about what really happened.

"Then we continue to work with the families, and our goal is to ultimately get that inappropriate behaviors to stop."

She said the school would "never suspend a student for one minor little violation," adding that typically there are things that build up to suspension level where the behaviors have not changed over time and/or they continue.

"Our job as a school is to basically maintain a safe learning environment for all children in the school, and that's certainly what we're trying to do here," she said.

While the incident does meet the definition of sexual harassment, it also could fall under a misconduct policy, Gooldy said. Either way, he said, it is still the same misbehavior and the consequences would be the same.

"I did make decision based on the results on the investigation that I did," DeWolfe said.

She said this is a rare case because typically with younger students, they stop the undesired behavior after they are talked with and it's described that it's not appropriate at school.

"This is very rare," she said. "I would say that in the last nine years I have had to speak with a student three or four times and each time the student has chosen to stop the behavior."

www.canoncitydailyrecord.com...

reply to post by Indigo5


Ok, let's say for arguments sake that in the worst case scenario the kid was determined by a psychiatrist to be a "problem child" and the girls parents were furious over the little boys actions.. There would still be no excuse for the call of sexual harassment, this is a whole other realm beyond disciplinary action that no 6 year old should be subjected to.

reply to post by Wookiep


Good, freaking little pervert. I have a 8 year old daughter and I wouldn't want some little boy putting his nasty lips on my daughter. So I say good riddance.

BO XIAN
reply to post by Wookiep

 

YUP,

The idiot inmates are in charge of the asylum.

Just as predicted 2000 years ago . . . we live in the era where . . . as never before to this degree, level, hideousness . . .

EVIL IS CALLED GOOD AND GOOD IS CALLED EVIL.

UP IS CALLED DOWN AND DOWN IS CALLED UP.

LEADERS ARE DESTROYERS VS LEADERS.

And patriots are called terrorists.

And the race to hell is gaining speed.

Not predicted at all, but written down for people to FOLLOW, to MAKE SURE it went down this way, like a handbook for the Initiates of all levels of intelligence.

Not to mention not written 2000 years ago, and not even meant to be a book.

When the Jesus initiates finally realize the character they follow is just another player in the play, I will be there to see it, and Indeed I already have seen the faces of the astonished ALOT lately, it is an amazing moment!!

reply to post by OrphanApology


This is exactly why I am homeschooling my kids to protect them from over reaching wantabe bureaucrats in our public schools.

reply to post by Wookiep


I wonder what would happen if he kissed a boy?

VoidHawk
If I was that kids parents those responsible would be given a very sharp lesson on what harassment really is!

I find this just totally incredible. What the hell is in the heads of those responsible?

WOW!! A 6 year old kid shows affection and he's a SEX OFFENDER!

I'm sitting here wanting to strangle them

If you show affection to a work mate you can be charged with sexual harassment by them or your employer.

what is with you and others wanting to "strangle them". You guys are showing your violent tendencies and you need to be careful such speech can be considered a threat and terroristic. If I am correct we are not to express violence in accordance to the T&C we signed into ATS with.

daryllyn
This whole "everyone is so easily offended, let's make mountains out of mole hills every chance we get" thing our society has going on.. is really sad.

It was a kiss. On the cheek. I can't believe for a second that it was anything but innocent coming from a 6 year old.

To call it sexual harassment is absolutely ridiculous.

well a kiss now graduates to a slap on the butt to a girl he is working with later. The later is considered sexual harassment.

You know what else they consider sexual harassment in the work place? to tell your co worker she looks nice today. That she has a nice looking blouse or sweater. and I heard recently even offering to get her a cup of coffee. before long looks will be considered harassment as well then what?

ChesterJohn

daryllyn
This whole "everyone is so easily offended, let's make mountains out of mole hills every chance we get" thing our society has going on.. is really sad.

It was a kiss. On the cheek. I can't believe for a second that it was anything but innocent coming from a 6 year old.

To call it sexual harassment is absolutely ridiculous.

well a kiss now graduates to a slap on the butt to a girl he is working with later. The later is considered sexual harassment.

You know what else they consider sexual harassment in the work place? to tell your co worker she looks nice today. That she has a nice looking blouse or sweater. and I heard recently even offering to get her a cup of coffee. before long looking at her will be considered harassment as well then what?

So the boy has a "discipline problem". That still does not convert a kiss into an act of SEXUAL harassment. The stupidity of the school is in the label it has applied to what the boy did. A quick kiss on the cheek is a display of affection. It is not a sexual act. A huge problem we face in the world today is the hyperbolic misapplication of labels to advance an agenda, the most common of which is using the words "terrorism", "terrorist", and "act of terror" to describe behaviors that involve no element of terrorism whatsoever. See, for example, the third post on this thread preceding this one.

reply to post by Wookiep


The public school system is just a giant propaganda machine. Telling children lies and false history.

This really ticks me off though, this was completely innocent and there is not reason why this child should be accused of "sexual harassment". Complete and utter crap... It never ends, stupidity is in full effect these days...

-SAP-

Wookiep
reply to post by Indigo5

 

Ok, let's say for arguments sake that in the worst case scenario the kid was determined by a psychiatrist to be a "problem child" and the girls parents were furious over the little boys actions.. There would still be no excuse for the call of sexual harassment, this is a whole other realm beyond disciplinary action that no 6 year old should be subjected to.

edit on 11-12-2013 by Wookiep because: (no reason given)

It is not the legal claim of "sexual harassment" ...it is a school level disciplinary term and as the Principle herself stated in what I quoted above, is very rarely if ever used for a child of that age. So if she herself is saying this..it hints at the apparently very long record of issues with this boy. this label will not follow him later in life, it does not leave the grade school or carry forward on his record...unless his crazy mom chooses to publicize it? The Districts disciplinary (not legal) term Sexual harassment is usually reserved for Junior High School and up...Boys grabbing handfuls and harassing girls. The fact that this Principle admits how unusual it was that she herself had to assign this disciplinary term to the boy, and the fact that she also explained that even a FIRST suspension doesn't happen until the boy is spoken to a few time...then the family talked to...then if it doesn't stop suspension...and this the boys SECOND suspension for the same behavior! That means that the school has talked to the boy about his kissing etc. at least a dozen times with no change...which apparently has a lot to do with his mother who says...Hey..they are boyfriend and girlfriend and the girl consents!...For eff sake she is 6 years old?? Consents? Boyfriend and Girlfriend?? This mom has issues. No...I would not want my little girl in a classroom with this boy and a teacher who does nothing.