Lunch detention for saying "the r word"?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Are you trying to say that word should be ok because the friend wasn't bother by it???

The word is fine... I use it all the time. This area is full of a bunch of woke freaks.

The word hasn't been fine for years.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you trying to say that word should be ok because the friend wasn't bother by it???

The word is fine... I use it all the time. This area is full of a bunch of woke freaks.

Ooh you’re so edgy for being an ignorant POS. You must be so proud.

Proud of being wealthy and athletic...kids are in private by the way.

Good! Maybe there is hope for them then that they'll learn how to be better humans than you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you trying to say that word should be ok because the friend wasn't bother by it???

The word is fine... I use it all the time. This area is full of a bunch of woke freaks.

Ooh you’re so edgy for being an ignorant POS. You must be so proud.

Proud of being wealthy and athletic...kids are in private by the way.

Lol wealthy people don't go around bragging about it, but nice try. Also, if your kids arent in MCPS, don't you have anything better to do than stalk MCPS forums? So pathetic.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’d be horrified and embarrassed by my kid, not on DCUM looking for sympathy about a lunch detention.

+1

Just about the worst name you can call someone.

This is ridiculous. It's probably not even in the top 10 of worst things you can call someone.

this is why nobody takes SJWs seriously. Everything is always the "worst thing ever"

I can only think of one or two words that are worse. What are your ten?

Because the saying r word is completely unacceptable in 2023. It’s not the 80s, boomer.

Give me a break. It reflects someone with a low IQ. It is used colloquially to call someone an idiot or stupid. Toughen up people!

So you couldn't think of 10 worse words? Got it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you trying to say that word should be ok because the friend wasn't bother by it???

The word is fine... I use it all the time. This area is full of a bunch of woke freaks.

The word hasn't been fine for years.

That is a matter of opinion. Why not worry about objective problems like physical violence and children who are unmotivated?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you trying to say that word should be ok because the friend wasn't bother by it???

The word is fine... I use it all the time. This area is full of a bunch of woke freaks.

Ooh you’re so edgy for being an ignorant POS. You must be so proud.

Proud of being wealthy and athletic...kids are in private by the way.

Lol wealthy people don't go around bragging about it, but nice try. Also, if your kids arent in MCPS, don't you have anything better to do than stalk MCPS forums? So pathetic.

New money does brag.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you trying to say that word should be ok because the friend wasn't bother by it???

The word is fine... I use it all the time. This area is full of a bunch of woke freaks.

The word hasn't been fine for years.

That is a matter of opinion. Why not worry about objective problems like physical violence and children who are unmotivated?

We got it, boomer. You’re an out-of-touch a-hole. Sit down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you trying to say that word should be ok because the friend wasn't bother by it???

The word is fine... I use it all the time. This area is full of a bunch of woke freaks.

The word hasn't been fine for years.

That is a matter of opinion. Why not worry about objective problems like physical violence and children who are unmotivated?

Using insults like this might lead to physical violence, but I bet you don't worry about that.

For pp with the boomer reference, a lot of boomers know better than this person. They probably still use the hand motions that used to go with it, too. Right, Donny?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are teachers allowed to give lunch detentions in MS? My child was assigned lunch detention for calling a friend what the teacher referred to as "the r word" in the hallway. The friend wasn't upset by it and the teacher isn't even his. From what I hear on here, there are a lot worse things being said in the hallway all the time.

Sounds like your child learned an important lesson about using inappropriate language. And yes, the "R" word is one of the worst words you can use to describe another person.

I can think of a lot worse but yes - chalk this up to a learning experience for your child.

+1

I am from a different era where the R word was used all the time so personally, I would not give detention for that, just talking to but it is a lesson learned. There are so many worse things that kids are doing so it seems silly for detention for this.

MCPS means business these days when it comes to harsh consequences for any infraction gone are the days of restorative justice...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you trying to say that word should be ok because the friend wasn't bother by it???

The word is fine... I use it all the time. This area is full of a bunch of woke freaks.

Ooh you’re so edgy for being an ignorant POS. You must be so proud.

Proud of being wealthy and athletic...kids are in private by the way.

Lol wealthy people don't go around bragging about it, but nice try. Also, if your kids arent in MCPS, don't you have anything better to do than stalk MCPS forums? So pathetic.

New money does brag.

The person is clearly a broke, desperate troll. Not buying it at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are teachers allowed to give lunch detentions in MS? My child was assigned lunch detention for calling a friend what the teacher referred to as "the r word" in the hallway. The friend wasn't upset by it and the teacher isn't even his. From what I hear on here, there are a lot worse things being said in the hallway all the time.

Sounds like your child learned an important lesson about using inappropriate language. And yes, the "R" word is one of the worst words you can use to describe another person.

I can think of a lot worse but yes - chalk this up to a learning experience for your child.

+1

I am from a different era where the R word was used all the time so personally, I would not give detention for that, just talking to but it is a lesson learned. There are so many worse things that kids are doing so it seems silly for detention for this.

I have an Autistic child and I can't think of a worse world. My kid could have overheard it and would have been really hurt by anyone slinging that word around. I don't know if detention is the answer but I'm asking you as a parent to please talk to your kid about this and the fact that there are a lot of people with disabilities that are invisible that could be really hurt by overhearing this, even if his friend wasn't. It may have been acceptable in the past, but my teen (and every teen) has access to a world of information, and she has educated herself about her diagnosis and how people like her used to be called the "R' word and institutionalized and even killed because the world viewed them as worthless.

[Anonymous]

IF YOU cant post it on a forum than dont say it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are teachers allowed to give lunch detentions in MS? My child was assigned lunch detention for calling a friend what the teacher referred to as "the r word" in the hallway. The friend wasn't upset by it and the teacher isn't even his. From what I hear on here, there are a lot worse things being said in the hallway all the time.

Sounds like your child learned an important lesson about using inappropriate language. And yes, the "R" word is one of the worst words you can use to describe another person.

I can think of a lot worse but yes - chalk this up to a learning experience for your child.

+1

I am from a different era where the R word was used all the time so personally, I would not give detention for that, just talking to but it is a lesson learned. There are so many worse things that kids are doing so it seems silly for detention for this.

I have an Autistic child and I can't think of a worse world. My kid could have overheard it and would have been really hurt by anyone slinging that word around. I don't know if detention is the answer but I'm asking you as a parent to please talk to your kid about this and the fact that there are a lot of people with disabilities that are invisible that could be really hurt by overhearing this, even if his friend wasn't. It may have been acceptable in the past, but my teen (and every teen) has access to a world of information, and she has educated herself about her diagnosis and how people like her used to be called the "R' word and institutionalized and even killed because the world viewed them as worthless.

I mean, the word "moron" has a similar history, but no one freaks out about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’d be horrified and embarrassed by my kid, not on DCUM looking for sympathy about a lunch detention.

+1

Just about the worst name you can call someone.

This is ridiculous. It's probably not even in the top 10 of worst things you can call someone.

this is why nobody takes SJWs seriously. Everything is always the "worst thing ever"

I know, I cannot believe these overreactions. Its no longer politically correct to use. But is is essentially the equivalent of calling someone "stupid."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are teachers allowed to give lunch detentions in MS? My child was assigned lunch detention for calling a friend what the teacher referred to as "the r word" in the hallway. The friend wasn't upset by it and the teacher isn't even his. From what I hear on here, there are a lot worse things being said in the hallway all the time.

Sounds like your child learned an important lesson about using inappropriate language. And yes, the "R" word is one of the worst words you can use to describe another person.

I can think of a lot worse but yes - chalk this up to a learning experience for your child.

+1

I am from a different era where the R word was used all the time so personally, I would not give detention for that, just talking to but it is a lesson learned. There are so many worse things that kids are doing so it seems silly for detention for this.

I have an Autistic child and I can't think of a worse world. My kid could have overheard it and would have been really hurt by anyone slinging that word around. I don't know if detention is the answer but I'm asking you as a parent to please talk to your kid about this and the fact that there are a lot of people with disabilities that are invisible that could be really hurt by overhearing this, even if his friend wasn't. It may have been acceptable in the past, but my teen (and every teen) has access to a world of information, and she has educated herself about her diagnosis and how people like her used to be called the "R' word and institutionalized and even killed because the world viewed them as worthless.

I mean, the word "moron" has a similar history, but no one freaks out about it.

Is there a medical diagnosis for being a moron?