Riot Breaks Out on School Bus – 7 Arrested (Live Video)
By Rev. Billy Ray
<chrisTwire> Remember the good old days when sending your child to school on the school bus was something you and your child never had to worry about? In the 70s and 80s the school bus driver was the sole authority charged with getting our children to school safely. There were no security cameras or two-way radios in those days; you did as the driver said or he / she delivered the wrath of God to you right there and then on the bus humiliating you properly in front of your friends.
Next once the child got to school and the driver reported the trouble maker to school officials the little heathen would be called into the principal’s office where he or she knew they’d be bent over the principal’s desk bare butt exposed to God and everybody and immediate punishment was delivered by the principal who used a large paddle or his belt on the offending student, regardless of age.
Proper Discipline in Schools Needs to be Restored
Then school officials called the parents who had to come pick their child up from the school office and be told their little delinquent was suspended and why. But the kid knew it was far from over. Once mom told dad about the suspension when he got home from work, it was dad’s turn punish the offending child, often times dad made the kid go out and pick the switch that he’d be beaten with, or he used his belt. Then came your grounding, loss of phone privileges, no TV time and no friends were allowed to see you.
By the time the kid returned to school he / she was ready to conform to the standards of a peaceable, Christian and law abiding society and if not that child would be permanently removed from the school to led out his or her life as a delinquent and criminal. Now acting out would result in their incarceration in prison and order and the public’s safety was the government’s only concern.
This is How to Teach Children Right from Wrong
There is no getting around it, the school principal cannot touch these wanton heathen children today and neither can the parents. Grounding your child today may even get you a knock at the door from CPS. Since the government entered all of our homes and told us how to raise our children and removed physical punishment from the parents list of discipline options children have become more and more unruly, disrespectful, lawless and violent. Its time to restore the old methods of the 50s & 60s when loving parents raised their children and never spared them the rod, back when these sorts of things were unheard of.
The video you’re about to see is the end result of removing adult authority, supervision and immediate punishment from the equation. No longer are children taught right from wrong, no longer do American children say the pledge of allegiance, or pray in school. And that’s just fine with Satan because he laughs watching our Christian nation and society crumble by infesting our youth’s minds with liberal, homosexual and tolerant thinking.
Since the government entered all of our homes and told us how to raise our children and removed physical punishment from the parents list of discipline options children have become more and more unruly, disrespectful, lawless and violent.
The Obama administration along with the lawmakers in every state must stand together to restore Christian teachings, values and morals in our schools. And if public schools resist this idea might I suggest the only logical solution left for parents who actually care and love their children. Private schools, parochial schools, home schooling and charter schools are much better alternatives.
If you care and truly love your child the time has come for adults to restore order and discipline in the home, in the schools, and in public. Its time to get back to the basics of church, bible studies and church recreation functions to improve the quality of life for our children’s future and to restore dignity to your family’s name.
If the leaders of tomorrow were riding on the school bus in this video then we are certainly looking at dark and evil times ahead. Work with your local school district to save the children by restoring corporal punishment and prayer in all public schools.
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Author: Rev. Billy Ray
Rev. Billy Ray Sunday is 3rd generation preacher. He lives in Forkland, AL and is a journalist for chrisTwire.com.
1:31 pm
No adult should ever have the right to raise their hand in aggression to a child. Other forms of punishment are just as effective. Are you repair going to try and tell me that this sort of thing didn’t happen back in the days of the cane in schools or parents beating their children? If so, you’re a fool.
And go back to the dark days when Christian teaching was law? It wasn’t until the disintegration of the church that strives in technology and science were made. Oh wait, I almost forgot, you people hate science.
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1:47 pm
David you’re the fool, and to be honest back in the days of the cane… this sort of thing just did not happen. Why? Children learn to respect quick & swift punishment for their behavior. Other forms of punishment lack the sharp painful experience of being hit the the rod and that for thousands of years has been proven to work. Today kids need to be immediately held accountable for their behavior, by both parents and school authorities.
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1:49 pm
And the cops can have what’s left of the little puke.
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4:33 pm
And “have what’s left of the little puke.” does imply what Claire described… Maybe a poor choice of word on your part.
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2:29 pm
Of course it happened. You act as if years ago was a utopia.
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4:14 pm
Claire once again you’ve put words in my mouth that I never said and this is how you’ll justify your pointless arguments that everyone on CW promotes hate, racism and any other words you put into our mouths.
@ David, Years ago it was not nor will mankind ever live in a utopia. However during times when corporal discipline (which by the way does not mean beating someone to a bloody pulp) was accepted there were far less incidents per capita in the US of this kind of violence.
That much is fact. And whose life is at stake? Well there is the girl who was beaten unconscious on the school bus… her life was endangered. And the possibility of injury or worst existed for everyone on that bus when things got out-of-control.
God help the bus driver should he try to stop it, he’ll be sued if its even alleged by one student that the driver touched him / her. Of course they’ll certainly sue the school district won’t they because that’s were the big money’s at.
Reasonable corporal punishment, like reasonable tolerance must be applied. Say the bus driver got pissed off and started slugging these kids with a closed fist, or otherwise endangered the safety and well being of the students, that would never be OK, even if Claire thinks so.
No kid ever died from having a good licking applied to his / her behind, just like we’ve never lived in a utopia.
PS – Claire is just one of a few nut-cases who post to CW. She rants about everything and always puts words in the mouths of the writers here then uses those words (her words) to attack us. Thanks for posting a reasonable question that I could respond to.
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4:29 pm
These types of incidents did happen. I believe just as often. Unless you can provide me with proof otherwise, I stand by that “fact”.
And I feel the need to point out Claire isn’t the only one who does that. I believe his name was Jack Gould. When I made clear that though I don’t particularly care for Abe, I hope him recovery. He then went on to attack me over hating America. A thought that was never mentioned. So, I suggest you do not berate Claire for such a thing.
And may I also point out, corporal punishment (are you sure that’s what is called? I thought that was in the army) was often based, both by parents nd teachers. And it could even make the child bitter and more likely to lash out
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4:38 pm
“God help the bus driver should he try to stop it, he’ll be sued if its even alleged by one student that the driver touched him / her. Of course they’ll certainly sue the school district won’t they because that’s were the big money’s at.”
That would neve happen in these circumstances.
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7:42 pm
Only a fool would say such things. A good christian child can generally be reasoned with but a good christian parent should never rule out smacking the mess out of an unruly child.
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7:50 pm
“a good christian parent should never rule out smacking the mess out of an unruly child.”
So you Christians are advocates of child abuse? Sure, that’s definitely like something Jesus would do
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9:08 pm
Epsilon you & the government can call it child abuse but that doesn’t make it so.
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9:56 pm
Actually if the goverment states the vicious wipping a child in their ass with a belt is child abuse, then it’s child abuse! The definition isn’t left up to the perception on the indivdual.
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11:04 pm
Epsilon, I ask you as I did Claire to point out to me where I wrote… “vicious wipping a child in their ass.”
Don’t become another hysterical ranting whack-job like Claire. Honestly a vicious whipping would never fall under the definition of corporal punishment, and I suggest no such thing.
Discipline can never cross the line of becoming a criminal assault. And while I can’t imagine what it would be like to give someone a vicious licking, I would most certainly never want to see them get it… “in their ass.”
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11:27 pm
Ok I’ll point it out
“bent over the principal’s desk bare butt exposed to God and everybody and immediate punishment was delivered by the principal who used a large paddle or his belt on the offending student, regardless of age.”
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“it was dad’s turn punish the offending child, often times dad made the kid go out and pick the switch that he’d be beaten with, or he used his belt.”
and susan said
“a good christian parent should never rule out smacking the mess out of an unruly child.”
and you stated
“have what’s left of the little puke.”
all of these are indicitive of mass amounts of physical harm being inflicted upon the kid’s ass. So I’m certain my comment was spot on.
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9:07 pm
Hallelujah Sister Susan!!! My father took me out to the woodshed a few times in my youth. The licking I got at 7 broke me of shoplifting for life. It taught me to respect the property of others. My dad talked to me after and I knew he did it out of love and his genuine concern that I never make it as far as middle-school behaving as those heathens did on that bus. — Not to mention the victims parents will also sue the school over the incident. Kids today would be fearful of attending school where a principal could bust your behind for screwing up.
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4:05 pm
So on 1 side you say that children are pure and good and such. And now you want to beat them? Do you realize that when you hit someone you do that with anger? And anger is bad….
Besides… as David already said. There are other forms of punishments. Also, you can 1st try to explain to child, why it is wrong.
And seems you don’t know how agressions works. Kids who do get beaten up (by parents or whoever else) will be agressive also. I can tell you that by my own expirience. I was also the “quiet” guy in my class. But my father did beat me up several times and i had almost every day a fight with my school mates. And those fight happend for no logical reason. I’m now against violence in any way and i wouldn’t raise my hand against my child. I’m sure you can raise a child without hiting him.
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4:21 pm
Grow up 36 how is someone going to go back into the violent mob on the bus and explain that what they’re doing is wrong? Don’t you think kids in middle school should already know that beating another student unconscious is wrong? The reason there are far more violent incidents on school campuses is directly related to the fact that if you had approached just one of the kids on that bus who was doing the beating, that kid would tell you to go “F” yourself and remind you that as an adult you can’t touch them. No consequences = no control.
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4:31 pm
But there are consequences. Suspension, detention, expulsion, criminal records, parental punishment (grounding, taking away belongings, doling allowance).
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6:24 pm
David I agree with you. These are all reasonable punishments. But the punishment should fit the crime. Beating a middle aged school child unconcious on a school bus hardly warrants the minor consequences you’ve mentioned. Plus in the past 30 years these consequences do not work.
Someone my age does remember what life was like 40 or 50 years ago. And I must agree with the Rev. that juvinile crime on a per capita basis was much lower and with less violent incidents than today.
The Rev. makes an arguable point so long as reasonable disapline does not exceed into a criminal assault.
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6:25 pm
In the case of assault I support incarceration. Never assault to be returned in kind.
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3:21 pm
I did not like your acting in scream.
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4:38 pm
Did you ever beat up anyone? And did you think about it how wrong it was? I’m sure if you did beat up someone, you didn’t think about it how wrong it is right at that moment. You just had in your head, how you need to beat him, no matter of the consequences. Not all people get along with each other. And as i said. If a kid will have a hard time when he’s young he will be more violent and criminal. Beating is a part of it. If you do get beaten, you do want to beat others then. It’s simple to understand.
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4:23 pm
Hahaha, No. This is wrong in so many ways. While parents can choose the way they discipline their kids, NO other adult has the right to raise their hand against a child that isn’t their own. It’s wrong not to mention kinda creepy. I wouldn’t be happy if I found the principle pulled down my child’s pants and spanked them. Besides being childabuse, its borderine pedophilia! You guys are fucked up.
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6:23 pm
This article raises some interesting points to ponder that seem lost in the emotional tumble of reactive protests from the morally short sighted.
Children do not possess the experience to adequately determine the danger their behavior poses for themselves or others. Rules must be established and enforced, since some of our youth, drunk on the nectar of over-elevated self esteem feel the need to test and prod the boundaries of safety and natural law.
We see numerous examples of this in You Tube videos of genitalia squashed wonderment, broken bones from downhill grocery cart regattas and other short distance soirees of willfully determined efforts to undermine the law of gravity. Young people have no common sense.
It is funny that while so many claim that corporal punishment is ineffective, the children that grew to adults in a spanking environment sent a man to the moon and did break free from gravity’s hold. The children of a no-hand-lifted-in-punishment group offers worthless IPO’s for social networking, pierce andtattoo themselves and have fallen in international mathematics standing all while firmly believing they are the greatest of generations.
Social boundaries and rules have a place and a community purpose that protects and adds value for all. When broken, we should expect both contrition and proportional punishment.
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6:34 pm
I’m personaly not against punishing your kids as the parent sees fit, but this article seems more like it’s advocating child abuse rather than proportional punishment.
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6:34 pm
Wonderful comment Sister Blanche. 36 wrote… “I’m sure if you did beat up someone, you didn’t think about it how wrong it is right at that moment. You just had in your head, how you need to beat him, no matter of the consequences.”
Beating someone is wrong regardless of how right the attacker my think he / she is at the time. When children understand that physical consequences will be administered they are much less likely to act so implusively and with violence.
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6:51 pm
Why thank you Annabelle. I also find your posts and comments a refreshing respite from the needy mewls of entitlement thinking that pervades some of our less spiritually endowed. I sincerely enjoy your appearance in the community.
I saw that 36 comment and felt a true bolt of inspiration. I may publish something in the coming weeks to address this specific issue.
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9:30 pm
Thank you for the kind words Blanche. I look forward to your upcoming feature on this subject.
While I don’t believe in beating anyone I know the difference between loving disipline and physical assaut. The younger generation is far worse off since the drug junkie hippies of the 60s are today’s loveless parents and they find it offensive to properly disipline a child by safe Christian standards. Their spoiled, needy and disrespectful.
Oh and I tryly enjoied reading your recent work on fat people. I see from your photo that you’re no glutton. God bless you sister.
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5:44 am
My point was that you actually don’t need to hit the child, if he do something wrong. You can 1st explain him, why it is wrong. I’m sure he will get the point.
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7:37 pm
This is what happens after a decade of allowing emosexuals in our schools. And what kind of man is this bus driver? It takes him almost 2 minutes to break up a fight involving little emo girls? What a disgrace.
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8:03 pm
Okay emosexual isnt a word. And um yeah you cant just say this kid cant go to school because I dont like the way they dress or music taste.And yeah it took him a while to break it up because he didnt want to cause harm to the girls.
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9:19 pm
MaddySevenfold how ridiculous!!! “yeah it took him a while to break it up because he didnt want to cause harm to the girls.”
Hell no… so he let the others beat her unconscious instead. That’s a good solid plan. I’m sure if he didn’t have civil liability hanging over his head threatening to ruin his life he could have handled them. But today that will never happen.
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9:24 pm
Well I get what youre saying, but I’m sure he didnt want to accidently harm one of the girls in the process of breaking up the fight…
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9:36 pm
According to the news coverage of the incident the bus driver drove to the nearest school though it was not the middle school where the girls actually attened. Just so everyone knows.
I have heard in the past that the drivers radio their dispatcher who calls police, and drivers are instructed to go to the nearest school and wait for officers on school property. But I’m sure every school district has different policies.
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9:41 pm
@ MaddySevenfold, I believe I misunderstood the intent of your comment and respectfully withdraw my prior post “ridiculous!!!” — Saying it that way I do believe your correct. The bus driver was in a tight pinch and he did have the safety of all the kids to consider. Thank you for putting me straight.
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9:46 pm
Oh okay, well that went better than I excpected… I kinda respect you for that last comment and admitting you were wrong.
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9:16 pm
I tell you what Sister Susan back in my day riding on the school bus we had a middle-aged gal who weighed a total of 98 pounds and she maintain strict order on her bus. I doubt she scared any of us physically being so small but we feared what dad would do to us later if we screwed up and he found out! And her discipline never hurt or injured anyone, but she sure didn’t take any crap from the students.
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10:32 pm
“There is no getting around it, the school principal cannot touch these wanton heathen children today and neither can the parents.”
You got me half and half here. I think that if a parent spanks a child for getting out of line, it sets them straight, but I absolutely REFUSE to let some asshole who barely knows my child (or anyone else’s for that matter) do the punishing. They aren’t the parent, they have no business punishing a child aside from something like detention or suspension. To support the idea of someone else hitting your child is absolutely insane. Yes, parents themselves can be guilty of child abuse, but there’s a fine line. If a child does something like hurt someone else or destroy property or something like that, spank’em. If they failed a test or talked out of turn, ground them.
As for the rest of your spiel? You want to give power to people who shouldn’t have it. Not only am I going to say no, but I’m going to say HELL NO. The duty of a parent belongs to the parent and no one else. YOU set the example for children, YOU are their guide in life. To let anyone take over your position as a parent is going to hurt the child in the long run.
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3:23 pm
Minorities are ruining America!
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6:32 pm
I disagree very much with this post–no matter what a child may have done, physically harming the child should never, EVER be an acceptable punishment. Do you people honestly believe that hurting your child will make them behave? Honestly, I think that’s more a recipe to make your child hate you! I honestly think that whoever agrees with this has some serious issues, as physically harming a child is called child abuse and is in fact very wrong.
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6:15 pm
Claire I did not read the words… “beating him/her to a bloody pulp” anywhere in the text of Rev. Sunday’s article. The only place I find these words is on your accusatory post anout the story. I you want people to believe you then you cannot put words into someone else’s mouth and claim they wrote or said them.
Your credibilty is pretty much shot to death here on chrisTwire and this is only the most recent example of your bisas and lies. It was a truly desperate attempt young lady. I find Rev. Sunday’s story to be arguable perhaps but not violent as you have said.
Remember the kid who cries “wolf” over & over. After sometime that kid has lost credibilty and is ignored even when a real wolf does appear. Try and contain your comments to realistic arguments that are in fact based on the content of the story itself.
Making things up all the time is why no one here trusts you or reads your posts any longer. That was truly pathetic.
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