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Kids These Days

“Bus driver accused of braking hard to topple pupil.”

Not from The Onion.

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  1. Tony Toews Says:
    November 25th, 2008 at 7:49 pm

    “The boy’s mother claimed he was “singled out” for discipline when students got rowdy in the past and asked school officials to have someone monitor the bus. Lively said the monitor was on the bus Tuesday, but didn’t get out of his seat to intervene.”

    I don’t believe the mother. And why did the monitor do nothing?

    Granted the bus driver should not have done such. However the kid should also have been banned from the bus before this if he was such a trouble maker.

    Let the lawsuits begin by the perverted American legal system.

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