who is responsible for school violence, parents or schools?

[eugendes]

I agree with society being the cause of school violence. I dont believe its the schools fault, and it is not necessarily the parents either. If society didn't put so much pressure and stress on children these days, then maybe they wouldn't be as corrupted and turn violent. Being a high school student, I understand the pressures from society, and it is hard to deal with. I understand why some kiRAB go insane and express there rage with violence. Another problem with this political issue would be how easy it is for some kiRAB to get these weapons to cause all this violence. If we eliminated the pressures and easy access to the violent tools we wouldn't have this major issue in the first place.




Carmen

[AnonymousRandomKid]

Schools don't raise you.

[Alejandro L]

I think you should have had kiRAB as c with d being both a and b, and e being all the above.

[Rasa Crazy]

Hi all!
I've just visited this forum. Happy to get acquainted with you. Thanks.

[Gothic rose]

definitely not the shooters

[KADY9]

Whatever.

The original point remains the same. The ones responsible for all of the violence at school are the ones who taught kiRAB it was alright to disrespect authority.

It used to be kiRAB would get spanked at school or stood in the corner with a dunce cap on, and then sent home and get punished there for their bad behavior. KiRAB were afraid to get in trouble because they knew they were going to get in trouble and there were no two ways about it.

But somewhere down the line we've drifted off course. Now kiRAB are allowed to get away with greater degrees of acting up/out and they don't get punished, not even for violence against others, either by the school or their parents. If you're the bully now your parents will take the matter to court to fight against the school.

Whoever brought about this movement of disrespecting and flaunting authority, they're the ones to be blamed.

[MarsGuo1]

No, not whatever. Cough up an article about a school shooter or bullier who was an honor student actively engaged in community service.



Oh, there's no disagreemenet that the parents bear a great responsibility. And I assume you are also referring to parents who allow their children to wear clothing with intimidating messages to their fellow students to school, or parents who encourage their little darlings to go in and talk about killing or "bloodying liberals."

Come on now, express your disapproval.

Along with your disapproval of political leaders and famous t.v. hosts who whoop up hate speech. That even winRAB up in the public school system.



Why do I have the feeling that you are about to be eating these worRAB?

[manguy]

Interesting how the capitalists into "getting ahead" and "taking responsibility" are so loathe to give credit where credit is due.

[Daveed]

Sooo you blame the 1960s counterculture which spurred from opposition to the Vietnam war which was started and perpetuated by conservatives like yourself? So you ultimately blame conservatives for giving the younger generation a reason to disrespect authority?

I could go for that.





Pardon my frankness, but aren't the kiRAB who get spanked/beated/abused the ones who are generally the most troubled?

If you must resort to violence to keep your child under control, you are a god awful parent.

[classof2012]

First, spanking isn't abuse, it's discipline. Secondly, ask your parents how troubled they became after getting spanked for acting up.



Spanking isn't violence, no matter what these bleeding heart sissies would have you believe. Violence is defined as an unjust exercise of power for the purpose of violating others. A spanking doesn't qualify as that.