Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "Mom Says School Didn’t Contact Her When Son Was Kicked Off the Bus" video.

  1. How on earth did you come to that conclusion? Lol That bad behavior was from the adult that abandoned him. End of story.
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  2.  @Jasmine_882  Leaving a child behind is far more serious than anything the child did. Where do you get your morals?
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  3. He’s a child, and still learning. His actions aren’t relevant here.
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  4.  @Thunderbolt1684  Show me the school guidelines that suggests a school official can abandon a student, putting them at risk.
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  5.  @thebastardgift  Victims can’t smile and laugh? Ma’am….start thinking.
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  6.  @marilynjackson5752  Who? The Bus driver’s mom?
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  7.  @Thunderbolt1684  My brain works far better than yours. Nobody is saying he shouldn’t be removed for fighting. But it takes two people to fight. And the driver didn’t follow policy, probably broke the law too.
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  8.  @marilynjackson5752  Someone failed to teach you.
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  9. The only real danger was an adult official breaking the law and abandoning the child.
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  10.  @asianboi000001  I don’t think a haircut can determine whether or not someone does anything. Also, you don’t know whether party A, or party B is telling the truth. The entire point is that there isn’t enough info or evidence one way or the other. As far as any of us know, it was the bus driver’s idea and plan all along, and told student A to start a fight with the kid who was kicked off. Sure, there isn’t reason to make such a conclusion, but that is the point.
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  11. You don’t know who started it. You’re here strictly to blame the victim.
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  12. Irrelevant to the story, really.
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  13.  @thebastardgift  If he were the aggressor, it doesn’t change anything. You’re here to blame the victim. If if if…. If fishes were made of wishes, I’d ask for three more.
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  14.  @zoenixt5014  Nope.
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  15.  @zondracarter3022  So his behavior justifies someone else (an adult) not following policy? Do you hear yourself? Show me where they’re blaming anyone else for his actions? Why aren’t you blaming the adult who failed to do their job, for failing to do their job?
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  16.  @Thunderbolt1684  You can’t possibly know that. Coming to such a conclusion for no good reason is a good way to be wrong. And you’re probably wrong, a lot.
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  17.  @Thunderbolt1684  Could one being kicked off be a reflection of favoritism? Or simply an error? Did the bus driver only see part of what was going on? Was the driver playing favorites? I mean…shouldn’t we call into question the judgment of an adult that has an official capacity to protect the students, choosing to leave one behind, violating policies?
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  18.  @dizzypirate14  Wow, your world view must be filled with incredible things that aren’t true. It’s a pattern for you. This isn’t Star Wars, your feelings can’t help you here.
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  19.  @dizzypirate14  What methods do you use to differentiate fact from the fiction that is your world view?
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