Hello,

There are many things that have changed in my lifetime and many of them
not so good. I was really shocked to read this. If you have kids in school
please make sure to become informed as to what is going on and become
active because our whole future generation is being affected by this for the
worse.

Middle School Child ARRESTED for Burping in Class

Activist Post
December 4, 2011

In another disturbing case of the school-to-prison pipeline, the Associated Press is reporting that a 13-year-old middle school student in Albuquerque, New Mexico was handcuffed and hauled off to juvenile detention for "burping audibly" in class.

According to a lawsuit filed by civil rights attorney Shannon Kennedy, only days before this incident, the same student was forced to be strip searched for suspicion of marijuana possession. After five adults inspected the boy in his underwear, nothing was found and he was never charged.

To make matters worse, the parents of the burping bandit were not even notified by the school when he was taken into custody, leaving them to worry for his safety when he didn’t return home from school.

Unfortunately, this is not an isolated incident for the Albuquerque school system where in the previous year Kennedy won a settlement against the district when they arrested a girl who "didn’t want to sit by the stinky boy in class."

Kennedy reports that "200 school kids have been handcuffed and arrested in the last three years for non-violent misdemeanors," and that she has several cases she is preparing for the mistreatment of students by Albuquerque school officials and law enforcement enablers.

ACLU describes the school-to-prison pipeline as:

a disturbing national trend wherein children are funneled out of public schools and into the juvenile and criminal justice systems. Many of these children have learning disabilities or histories of poverty, abuse or neglect, and would benefit from additional educational and counseling services. Instead, they are isolated, punished and pushed out. ‘Zero-tolerance’ policies criminalize minor infractions of school rules.

The American Bar Association has condemned these zero-tolerance policies as inherently unjust:

zero tolerance has become a one-size-fits-all solution to all the problems that schools confront. It has redefined students as criminals, with unfortunate consequences …Unfortunately, most current [zero-tolerance] policies eliminate the common sense that comes with discretion and, at great cost to society and to children and families, do little to improve school safety.

This lack of common sense when dealing with children seems to be just another symptom of the growing police state mentality in America. According to many polls, parents and teachers overwhelmingly support zero-tolerance policies for weapons, drugs, and violence in schools, but few studies have been done on non-violent infractions — like burping in class or requesting not to be seated next to a stinky classmate.

According to the Albuquerque Student Behavior Handbook, "The principal has the responsibility to take discretionary action any time the educational process is threatened with disruption." Apparently, burping is enough of a disruption to warrant an arrest according to school officials.

Ultimately, Kennedy will likely win all of her cases at great cost to the local taxpayers who should be outraged at the behavior of their public school and law enforcement officials.
End of article

Peace, Health and Prosperity,
Barb Doyle, Sc.

This can help you build your business.
http://success4u.thisworks.biz

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Hello,

There are many things that have changed in my lifetime and many of them
not so good. I was really shocked to read this. If you have kids in school
please make sure to become informed as to what is going on and become
active because our whole future generation is being affected by this for the
worse.

Middle School Child ARRESTED for Burping in Class

Activist Post
December 4, 2011

In another disturbing case of the school-to-prison pipeline, the Associated Press is reporting that a 13-year-old middle school student in Albuquerque, New Mexico was handcuffed and hauled off to juvenile detention for "burping audibly" in class.

According to a lawsuit filed by civil rights attorney Shannon Kennedy, only days before this incident, the same student was forced to be strip searched for suspicion of marijuana possession. After five adults inspected the boy in his underwear, nothing was found and he was never charged.

To make matters worse, the parents of the burping bandit were not even notified by the school when he was taken into custody, leaving them to worry for his safety when he didn’t return home from school.

Unfortunately, this is not an isolated incident for the Albuquerque school system where in the previous year Kennedy won a settlement against the district when they arrested a girl who "didn’t want to sit by the stinky boy in class."

Kennedy reports that "200 school kids have been handcuffed and arrested in the last three years for non-violent misdemeanors," and that she has several cases she is preparing for the mistreatment of students by Albuquerque school officials and law enforcement enablers.

ACLU describes the school-to-prison pipeline as:

a disturbing national trend wherein children are funneled out of public schools and into the juvenile and criminal justice systems. Many of these children have learning disabilities or histories of poverty, abuse or neglect, and would benefit from additional educational and counseling services. Instead, they are isolated, punished and pushed out. ‘Zero-tolerance’ policies criminalize minor infractions of school rules.

The American Bar Association has condemned these zero-tolerance policies as inherently unjust:

zero tolerance has become a one-size-fits-all solution to all the problems that schools confront. It has redefined students as criminals, with unfortunate consequences …Unfortunately, most current [zero-tolerance] policies eliminate the common sense that comes with discretion and, at great cost to society and to children and families, do little to improve school safety.

This lack of common sense when dealing with children seems to be just another symptom of the growing police state mentality in America. According to many polls, parents and teachers overwhelmingly support zero-tolerance policies for weapons, drugs, and violence in schools, but few studies have been done on non-violent infractions — like burping in class or requesting not to be seated next to a stinky classmate.

According to the Albuquerque Student Behavior Handbook, "The principal has the responsibility to take discretionary action any time the educational process is threatened with disruption." Apparently, burping is enough of a disruption to warrant an arrest according to school officials.

Ultimately, Kennedy will likely win all of her cases at great cost to the local taxpayers who should be outraged at the behavior of their public school and law enforcement officials.
End of article

Peace, Health and Prosperity,
Barb Doyle, Sc.

This can help you build your business.
http://success4u.thisworks.biz

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Hello Barb,

I heard about this report listening to Alex Jones live this morning - Not only did he talk about 'burping in class' which probably all of us have and probably passed gas/farted too when we were young although most of us did not get caught because it was 'sneaky leaks' 'silent but deadly..!!

I at first thought I would be polite about my wording then thought NO, I will call it what the general population understands our bodily functions of passing of wind through our mouth 'burp' or through our anus 'fart'

Fart definition:

To expel intestinal gas through the anus; break wind. n.

1. An often audible discharge of intestinal gas.

2. An annoying or foolish person. Phrasal Verb:

Burp definition:

A brief sharp sound: the burp of antiaircraft fire. v. burped, burp·ing, burps. v.intr.

1 . To belch.

2. To make brief sharp sounds: "Radio noises burped from the front

Alex also mentioned which maybe on his website tomorrow, that children playing 'doctors and nurses' was a criminal act!! The US has gone mad. Is there any adult alive that did not or was not curious about our bodies and played doctors and nurses when we were young?

Amanda

Thanks Barb for bringing this up.

Amanda, paradox of considering something decent or not, usually is blown out of proportion of "something normal" by the consequence which "decent" or not thing produces.

PROVINCIALISM called GLOBALISM (so far) has reached an unbelievable power.
Any kind of hate, defamation, threat ......... (by pushing gas through the mouth when telling the word:)) could be welcomed, tolerated and praised, but when (kid or adult) enable to the harmful gases of his body to be pushed out ......... LOL here we see how it goes.

Approaching to my 48 year of life, I started exercising TO CALL THINGS BY THEIR MOST COMMON NAMES.
My puritan mother was thrown out of all of her Christian comfort zones ... but I was persistent. How happy I was when have buried Holy Branka !

Humans research cosmos, being completely unfamiliar to their own stomach void and pants.
This topic is greatly inspiring to me, but I am sovereign only to convince myself to ....... change my own puritan routine.
It is very harmful and it is mother of entire hypocrisy.