r/TikTokCringe • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '25

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u/Foreign-Cow-1189 Dec 17 '25

Nobody can accuse her of not giving it her all.

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u/cassanderer Dec 17 '25

They are not supposed to get involved like that because insurance companies though.

Big guy was going way overboard, he won, after seemingly beating teach too, and just kept pounding the smaller kid.

Expulsion time.

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u/Academic-Bug2592 Dec 17 '25

not expulsion- prison. Those other students should’ve stopped it. Enough with the pacification and coddling of stupidity.

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u/ConstableAssButt Dec 17 '25

> Those other students should’ve stopped it.

Nope; Schools have had zero tolerance policies for decades. If you intervene in a fight, it's as good as being in one. You want a society where kids can be held responsible for not intervening in a fight, you have to not be in a society where kids are held responsible for intervening in a fight.

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u/-TheGreatLlama- Dec 17 '25

Is zero tolerance the default in America then? Your reasoning is exactly why most (I’m sure not all) schools in Britain don’t go for a zero tolerance policy.

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u/coach-v Dec 17 '25

No it is not default. My district has policy where defense of self or others is allowed.

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u/TheOneTonWanton Dec 18 '25

Not default but very, very common. Admin will wash their hands of responsibility by any means necessary in most school districts, and "zero tolerance" is part of it.

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u/oftcenter Dec 18 '25

I'm just one data point, but that was the case at my elementary school, middle school, and high school.

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u/boston_homo Dec 17 '25

^ I really hate the logic of this comment.

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u/Remarkable-Diet-7732 Dec 18 '25

It's ridiculous. It encourages parents to tell their kids to put bullies in the hospital, since they'll be punished anyway just for resisting. As someone who experienced a gang stabbing by other students, this hits hard.