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Booldawg | 19:30 Mon 26th Apr 2010 | News
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Is the below news link likely to become more commonplace? Every has there breaking point, even though the teacher was clearly in the wrong part of me sympathises with the situation he and many other teachers are in regarding disrespectful kids and little power to gain control of them.

http://www.dailymail....om-attack-boy-14.html
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This teacher obviously had a mental breakdown, the kids have a lot to answer for'
I would not call it attemted murder as it was spur of the moment
Interesting the different portrayals

http://news.bbc.co.uk...ghamshire/8643553.stm

The Mail usually is quick topick up the gory details. Not this time

We don't get treated to the details of how he beat the child over the head with a 3Kg (6lb) metal weight whilst shouting die!

I can't help but wonder if they would have been so restrained and sympathetic had the teacher happened to be less - what shall we say? - "one of their sort of people"
I had to laugh when it commented that the teacher rained blows down on the pupil's head and said "die die die!"

It is like something out of a film.
Its lack of respect generally which has accelerated hugley over the last 13 years. Now I wonder why ?

'ooman rights perhaps ?
HaHa - You are so funny

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