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That's ********

Originally posted by Seth Thrasher
That's ******** :yeahthat

:rofl:

those idiots know nothing about the law.

I would say that the school is over reacting a bit. Though swearing at the teacher because you can't make it to class on time isn't proper behavior either. I'm sure that every single one of us was tardy to a class at least once, and most of us did not swear at the teacher...at least not loud enough so they could hear it.:lol:

Haha. Jail? That's a bit extreme.

Going to jail for swearing.. good grief. ohno:

Damn. But from the sounds of it.. he's been in trouble before. Im not saying jail is the right answer, but he should learn how to treat a teacher - even if he doesnt like them.

There was a kid here in the Metro Detroit area who is facing jail time, he didn't like one of the liasion officers for the high school he attends because the officer had issues with him in the past and so the kidhad stolen some guns from a gun store, had neo-nazi propaganda in his bedroom, his dad helped him hide the guns inthe ceiling tiles of the basement and the next door neighbor taught him how to make bombs. h was on the internet in a chatroom and he told this girl from Washington his plans about blowing up the school and killing his famly and some kids he went to school with, she got in touch with authorities and the kid faces up to 25 years in jail.

Originally posted by Jen1989
I agree. The student should not have cursed at the teacher, but I think the school was going a little far by giving the student jail time.

Hey, Jen!:wave:

What BS.

I think the law need to stop being so over the top with the petty "crimes" and focus on the REAL criminals...psycho's, stalkers, rapists, muggers, murderers etc. The ones who do real damage, not some kid who just needs his mouth washed out.

Fine him $10K and take away 25 driver points.

Christen it the "Dale Earnhardt Jr. Sh*t Law." :D

Originally posted by dawsongirl
Fine him $10K and take away 25 driver points.

Christen it the "Dale Earnhardt Jr. Sh*t Law." :D

:rofl: Good one!

Jesus.... I'd be serving a life term if that punishment was practiced everywhere...

anyway, that's way too extreme. come on now.

I think this is good. Bad words have become entirely too pervasive in our society. This kid gets exactly what he deserves. Hopefully, this will be the start of a decline in the use of these useless words!!!

I think jail time for the potty mouth is over the top. The kid needs to learn manners and respect, but jail won't teach him that.

Originally posted by Seth Thrasher
That's ********

:yeahthat

:rofl:

Originally posted by Kaffeine Kay
Jesus.... I'd be serving a life term if that punishment was practiced everywhere...

:nod: :p

I read somewhere that there's this one city, and if you swear in public, you go to jail, it's a law :rolleyes:

yes this kid needs to learn some respect, but sending him to jail won't do it, send his parents to jail instead, if they know of this behavior of his, and don't do anything about it, they're just as bad ohno:

yeah i can see if he was in a situation with a bad teacher. i had a similiar experience with my driving instructor who was a senior citizen and i swear to god i almost told him to go **** himself

The world is going to hell if kids get sent to jail for swearing. It won't teach him anything, and if anything he'll be so pissed he'll be swearing when he gets out.

how the **** did he get sent to ****ing jail for saying a damn swear word?

Originally posted by MissZero
how the **** did he get sent to ****ing jail for saying a damn swear word?

he'll be using many more when he gets out:o

Originally posted by Janice
I think jail time for the potty mouth is over the top. The kid needs to learn manners and respect, but jail won't teach him that.

hah. it will make him worse

Originally posted by Kaffeine Kay
Jesus.... I'd be serving a life term if that punishment was practiced everywhere...

anyway, that's way too extreme. come on now. Oh, man, me too.

That is extreme. I could see giving him in-school suspension or something and maybe force him to go to a psychologist for his behavior problems. I don't think throwing the kid in jail will teach him anything.