Do those adolescent boys represent something in our society at large? The answer may be quite uncomfortable (954 hits)
Op-Ed Column Bullies on the Bus: “ Making the Bus Monitor Cry ”
By CHARLES M. BLOW
Bullies on the Bus: “ Making the Bus Monitor Cry ” That’s the name of the video. It’s more than 10 minutes long, but if you make it through more than three of them with your eyes not getting misty and your blood not boiling then you are a rock, or at least your heart is. The video shows Karen Klein, a 68-year-old grandmother and bus monitor in upstate New York, being relentlessly tormented by a group of young boys.
They hurl profanities. One asks for her address because he ...
Of course this actually rperesent the American social, legal aand moral norm. exMPLE,
WE WILL HAVE AND HAVE ALWAYS HAVE HAD MORE LAW MAKERS IN D.C. WHO APOLOGIZE FOR NOT JUST VERBAL BAD BEHAVIORS, BUT BREAKING THE LAW THAN THOSE WHO HAVE NOT DONE SO! (N...U...P)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
@ Rich, "I" believe talking the quote of MJ's and taking it to mean said individual is actually tallking about said individuaL (and not eveeryone else) is a perfect place to start. (smile)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA