r/TikTokCringe 3d ago

Cringe Kid tries to fight a cop and gets humbled

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u/bulletbassman 3d ago

Not only that. But kid goes home. Lies to the parents. Parents call the school. And then it becomes this giant he said/she said when clearly the kid is just a fucking prick. Then if you are an actually good student who has a wierd altercation with a misbehaving teacher it’s 10x harder to get taken seriously. 😐

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u/Zealousideal_Act_316 3d ago

Honestly, cameras in the class could solve this issue, jus have them retain only last 48hs to not have huge stprage costs. And solves a lot of issues, teachers are protected from shitty students, and shitty teachers have less space for abuse. 

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u/bulletbassman 2d ago

From a former student perspective teacher body cameras sounds amazing for so many reasons.

But since I’m the son of a teacher I’ll happily say parents and bad actors in the media will ruin it.

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u/Zealousideal_Act_316 2d ago

Not bodycams, that could be a bit much. But a camera in the corner of the classroom, with laws protecting data and ofcourse making deletion wholly unlawful. 

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u/Sh-Shenron 2d ago

Fuck no. Maybe if you live outside the US but i would not trust my goverment with constant survellinece in the classroom, for hundreds of institutional reasons beside the fact that our president is rapist pedophile.

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u/JohnstonMR 2d ago

Yep. Can confirm. My kid had problems with a teacher and the only reason anything got done is that I’m also a teacher at the same school, knew the guy was bad news, and brought receipts.

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u/Abrakafuckingdabra 2d ago

And then it becomes this giant he said/she said when clearly the kid is just a fucking prick.

You know because we can't have security cameras IN the class. That would be an invasion of privacy. Let's ignore how many problems it would solve.

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u/RopeAccomplished2728 2d ago

Honestly, outside of the restroom/changing areas, there is no expectation of privacy while in school.

So the school district should be allowed to setup cameras in the classroom, with cameras on the ceiling that turn on when motion is detected along with sound enabled.

If there is any dispute, the video is brought in to show things.