First grader suspended for sexual harrassment

[Wolfwood]

Wow, what a sexual deviant. We better lock this kid up before he goes on an unquenchable sexual rampage.

WONT SOMEBODY THINK OF THE CHILDREN?!

I hope the backlash rains down on the faces of the school administers behind this.

Skeet skeet.

[VictorCreed]

Originally Posted by DBryan

He's 6 years old

If you had a problem with it, the problem would be yours and yours alone.

And the girl he made cry was also six years old. So it's a problem.

Suspension worthy? Probably not, but definitely not acceptable behavior.

[Wolfwood]

If it were my daughter, I'd fight the boy's suspension and the claims of harassment and instead ask him to write a nice card to my daughter.

[DBryan]

Originally Posted by VictorCreed

And the girl he made cry was also six years old. So it's a problem.

Suspension worthy? Probably not, but definitely not acceptable behavior.

Because a 6 year old making another 6 year old cry is somehow news

[hopefuldreamer]

Appropriate response - Teacher tells boy off. Suggest parents have talk with child about why behaviour is innappropriate.

Actual response - Suspension pending charges of Sexual Harrasment.

Unbelievable. Seriously, people are pathetic.

I'm curious, is Kiss Chase an illegal game in the school playground now? Cause, you know, having 6 year old boys chase girls who are desperately running away so they can kiss them seems a lot more worthy of being labelled 'sexual harrasment', and yet no one seemed to find it an issue when I was at school.

[JJJ's Ulcer]

Originally Posted by VictorCreed

And the girl he made cry was also six years old. So it's a problem.

Are you kidding? Kids at that age cry if you tell them they have to take a nap.

What a complete nanny-state we've turned into.

[Bat-Mite]

Originally Posted by DarkSovereignty

because that sh**'s everywhere. it's in a f***ing M&M's commercial, it's in the trailer for Madagascar 3, don't make this some b.s accusation of bad parenting. It's ridiculous that this kid got suspended for this.

This. When I was a kid, it was Right Said Fred's "Too Sexy." My parents would have had to get rid of the TV and never turn on the radio if they didn't want me to hear that song.

[VictorCreed]

Originally Posted by JJJ's Ulcer

Are you kidding? Kids at that age cry if you tell them they have to take a nap.

What a complete nanny-state we've turned into.

She wasnt crying because it was nap time. She was crying because some kid was inappropriately grinding on her and she didnt like it.

Maybe where you come from it's cool for kids to grind and simulate sex on each other, but in the real world that isnt acceptable and there are consequences. Even at 6 to 60 years old.

[hopefuldreamer]

First of all, he wasn't 'grinding on her' or simulating sex.

He was a kid, immitating moves he's seen on tv, and wiggling his bum.

Second of all, yeah kids do weird stuff sometimes. In the REAL world. And adults deal with it by telling them off and explaining why it's not allowed.

Not with a punishment that the kid doesn't even understand, that is implying the child had malicious intentions of a sexual nature.

It's just a kid dancing...

I work at a local social club with a function room. Last week there was a wedding and the kids where dancing to the disco, doing all their cute moves... And on comes that Rihanna song 'chains and whips exicte me' or whatever it's called. And not only are the little kids dancing too it, 'grinding' and wiggling their bums, they are singing along. They know the words.

And I don't look at those kids and think their all sick sexual deviants.

[JJJ's Ulcer]

Originally Posted by VictorCreed

She wasnt crying because it was nap time. She was crying because some kid was inappropriately grinding on her and she didnt like it.

Maybe where you come from it's cool for kids to grind and simulate sex on each other, but in the real world that isnt acceptable and there are consequences. Even at 6 to 60 years old.

[hopefuldreamer]

Originally Posted by VictorCreed

She wasnt crying because it was nap time. She was crying because some kid was inappropriately grinding on her and she didnt like it.

Maybe where you come from it's cool for kids to grind and simulate sex on each other, but in the real world that isnt acceptable and there are consequences. Even at 6 to 60 years old.

Wait, it's okay for 61 year old men to grind and simulate sex on you?

But not 6 to 60?

[VictorCreed]

Originally Posted by hopefuldreamer

First of all, he wasn't 'grinding on her' or simulating sex.

Stephanie says she spoke with the principal who said that DAvonte was shaking his butt and lifting his shirt while badgering the female victim.

that sounds a little more than just dancing. Is this acceptable to you too?


http://vodpod.com/watch/12840991-tos...comedy-central

Because if it is, you're just as bad as his mom making excuses for him because now she has to miss work for three days.

He was a kid, immitating moves he's seen on tv, and wiggling his bum.

Second of all, yeah kids do weird stuff sometimes. In the REAL world. And adults deal with it by telling them off and explaining why it's not allowed.

Not with a punishment that the kid doesn't even understand, that is implying the child had malicious intentions of a sexual nature.

It's just a kid dancing...

I work at a local social club with a function room. Last week there was a wedding and the kids where dancing to the disco, doing all their cute moves... And on comes that Rihanna song 'chains and whips exicte me' or whatever it's called. And not only are the little kids dancing too it, 'grinding' and wiggling their bums, they are singing along. They know the words.

And I don't look at those kids and think their all sick sexual deviants.

As long as theyre all dancing along it's fine, when one of the kids doesnt want to play along, it's not ok.

Lets say a kid watches boxing and wants to imitate that, and knocks out another kid. You can't say he was just expressing himself. Once another kid is effected by inappropriate behavior, something has to be done to put a stop to such behavior.

[THE MR. TERRIFIC]

Yeah that song is EVERYWHERE! Kids can't avoid it. Even the M&M was shaking it. So you can't blame him. He's only 6. Boys will be Boys!

[Duke]

Suspending the kid for this is a little over the top.

[OctaviusINC]

You know, I was with my girlfriend and we seen a bunch of little kids playing and there was this little boy who was singing that song and I said, "Really? These poor kids listen to that hot garbage?"

I almost immediatly had a flashback to 1992 when I was 5 and singing Right Said Fred's "I'm Too Sexy" in public.

So I just stopped talking.

[Lasirius]

Originally Posted by VictorCreed

that sounds a little more than just dancing. Is this acceptable to you too?


http://vodpod.com/watch/12840991-tos...comedy-central

Because if it is, you're just as bad as his mom making excuses for him because now she has to miss work for three days.


As long as theyre all dancing along it's fine, when one of the kids doesnt want to play along, it's not ok.

Lets say a kid watches boxing and wants to imitate that, and knocks out another kid. You can't say he was just expressing himself. Once another kid is effected by inappropriate behavior, something has to be done to put a stop to such behavior.

Charging a child for sexual behavior is excessive just as if you were to charge a child for hitting another kid in the playground. How do you resolve this? You talk to them and explain them why's wrong and maybe get a 2 day suspension but that's it. All these charges against a kid that young are ridiculous.