Comments by "One MercilessMing" (@onemercilessming1342) on "Lunch Lady Called the Cops on 8th Grader Who Paid with a $2 Bill" video.

  1. The pipeline from school to prison? This is HARDLY a "pipeline from school to prison" story. This is a moron who wasn't smart enough to know that the USA has printed $2 bills off and on since 1776!!! It is LEGAL currency and the idiot who called the police ought to be in court explaining her stupidity. http://www.2dollarbill.org/2-bill-history.html
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  2. Theo Ne--I've missed NOTHING. A $2 bill is NOT "fake money". This "lunch lady" is an idiot; the school in which she works is not much smarter. By the way, the police ARE to be called if someone is attempting to pass fake money and anytime a crime is attempted, perpetrated, or suspected. It's their job to respond and work out what is arrestable and what is not. You're just another "conspiracy theory" whack-o. This is a nation of laws, not Nazi Germany.
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  3. Theo Ne--There is a HUGE difference between passing US currency that is meant to deceive the recipient and a child's drawing. In case your reading comprehension needs work (and it does), this was about an idiot working for a school district who didn't know that $2 bills were--and are--legal tender. Furthermore, I said that the police are to be called whenever bogus bills are attempted to be passed. In schools, for your personal edification, there are procedures in place before law enforcement is called. The usual procedure is for a teacher to make a determination if an offense is worth the classroom discipline procedures or being sent to the office for administrative action. The administrator makes the decision on whether or not to involved school police (if there is a force in the district) or the local authorities. If the child was passing a counterfeit bill meant to deceive, yes, police will be called. That child got the bill from somewhere and that needs to be addressed through law enforcement. A child's crayon drawing isn't going to deceive anyone (except, perhaps, YOU). Now do run along. You've worn out your welcome here and you are on IGNORE (and, yes, it's possible to do that).
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  4. Mike J--And, since you seem to feel that having an opposing opinion to yours and defending it is offensive, I'll be happy to set you straight. NOWHERE did I defend what you claim is my opinion. What does THAT say about YOU? Now run along.
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  5. Mike J--I strongly suggest you get a life. I already have one, and it no longer contains debate with a snarker like you. Have a nice life.
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  6. Josey Bojangles--Develop some basic good manners. Calling someone "dude" is disrespectful. ANYONE passing counterfeit money should be reported to the authorities. Schools have protocols to follow. What you're all missing is how STUPID this lunch lady is that she doesn't know that a $2 bill is--and has been throughout our history--"legal tender for all debts, public and private". http://www.2dollarbill.org/2-bill-history.html
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  7. Josey Bojangles--Do you REALLY think I lose a nanosecond's sleep over your foul-mouther snarking OR your opinion? You really have a hair trigger. Get some therapy. Have a nice life. You're on IGNORE.
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  8. maverickdallas100--That's not what the law says. The person PASSING the bill (aware or not) is just as guilty as the person who printed the bills. https://www.criminaldefenselawyer.com/resources/can-i-be-charged-with-using-counterfeit-money-if-i-di
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