Comments by "c. j. macq" (@cjmacq-vg8um) on "KSAT 12" channel.

this is FAR from serious abuse. the child wasn't harmed in any way. what are these "teachers" supposed to do? just let the kid sit in the bus all day until she decided she wanted to move? how do you get a kid a to do what they refuse to do without a little persuasion. should they've called the cops and say "help us get this child off the bus?" the cops would've hung up. the parents of these special-needs kids do indeed have a horrible time. society is against them at every turn, usually, leaving the parents on-their-own, frustrated, miserable and stressed beyond belief. so the system is disfunctional, the children unmanageable and the parents are stuck in the middle fighting all sides for help. the solutions are obvious but the politicians ignore them and the public doesn't demand them.
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so, what you believe to be true is a total assumption on your part with no evidence to back it up? this is FAR from serious abuse. the child wasn't harmed in any way. what are these "teachers" supposed to do? just let the kid sit in the bus all day until she decided she wanted to move? how do you get a kid a to do what they refuse to do without a little persuasion. should they've called the cops and say "help us get this child off the bus?" the cops would've hung up. the parents of these special-needs kids do indeed have a horrible time. society is against them at every turn, usually, leaving the parents on-their-own, frustrated, miserable and stressed beyond belief. so the system is disfunctional, the children unmanageable and the parents are stuck in the middle fighting all sides for help. the solutions are obvious but the politicians ignore them and the public doesn't demand them.
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this is FAR from serious abuse. the child wasn't harmed in any way. what are these "teachers" supposed to do? just let the kid sit in the bus all day until she decided she wanted to move? how do you get a kid a to do what they refuse to do without a little persuasion. should they've called the cops and say "help us get this child off the bus?" the cops would've hung up. the parents of these special-needs kids do indeed have a horrible time. society is against them at every turn, usually, leaving the parents on-their-own, frustrated, miserable and stressed beyond belief. so the system is disfunctional, the children unmanageable and the parents are stuck in the middle fighting all sides for help. the solutions are obvious but the politicians ignore them and the public doesn't demand them.
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so, what you believe to be true is a total assumption on your part with no evidence to back it up? this is FAR from serious abuse. the child wasn't harmed in any way. what are these "teachers" supposed to do? just let the kid sit in the bus all day until she decided she wanted to move? how do you get a kid a to do what they refuse to do without a little persuasion. should they've called the cops and say "help us get this child off the bus?" the cops would've hung up. the parents of these special-needs kids do indeed have a horrible time. society is against them at every turn, usually, leaving the parents on-their-own, frustrated, miserable and stressed beyond belief. so the system is disfunctional, the children unmanageable and the parents are stuck in the middle fighting all sides for help. the solutions are obvious but the politicians ignore them and the public doesn't demand them.
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@baboon_baboon_baboon ... there needs to be a better system. that's for sure. not only for special needs kids but daycare too. actually, the way i see it, everything needs to be fixed. whatever it is we're doing ain't working too well.
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