School paddlings

On 15 Jul 2004 11:14:14 -0700, (fistoffury) wrote:

.....the right attitude, the wrong tactics..for winning......

In the past, I have posted about how I would deal with a school
paddling. I made it quite clear that I would use physical force to
put
the paddler down, and I would do some serious damage because I would
not hold back. I was quite shocked when I found out years ago that
paddling was widely used in various highschools throughout the
country. I have stated in the past that as far as Im concerned, it is
a violation on a person, and it is an assault, both physically and
sexually. So, I made it clear what I would do, I would use physical
force to put the paddler down, and I would make sure to hurt them and
incapacitate them the same way I would with a rapist or somebody
trying to commit grave bodily harm against me, because a paddling
situation in highschool is grave bodily harm. I was told, time and
time again, that if I were to take such action that I would be
charged
and prosecuted with assaulting a school administrator. Well, I will
not deny that the government is often screwed up, and that in the
past, and still to this day, such henious things are allowed by law.
In a highschool paddling situation I would still take the same action
of using physical force regardless of legal consequences, and after
doing so, I would do what I feel is best, I would become a fugitive
of
the law. When the government is corrupt I will not yield to it and
when laws arent fair I do not follow them and I will use whatever
means necessary to oppose the system, up to and including becoming a
fugitive. I will not let an unfair system push me around.

Go talk to a children's rights advocate lawyer. There are far more
useful, and safer, ways of not only putting them down and stopping
them from hitting you, but in putting them in jail as well.

All legally.

Use the system, don't fight it. You CAN win against abusive teachers
and school administrators.

And consider: who says you have to show up for a paddling? They going
to send a gang of coaches to haul you to the office, with the legal
risk to THEM that would entail? Just walk out. Go see that lawyer.

If I went to the office on a ploy by them and discovered this was
going to be a "disciplinary action" I'd just give'm the finger,
smiling of course, and walk out.

You could end up a very rich young person should the wrong thing, or
in your favor, the right thing happen.

Though darn, it's MY tax money you'd get.....R R R R R R

references:

http://www.nospank.net/neal2.htm




Kane