Da Hell?!

Mkay, was I the only one who was not aware that corporal punishment aka ass whippin in school by school officials was legal? Actually, maybe I didn't know cuz its not legal in my state and even it is was, let a teacher had attempted to put a paddle to my ass. According to a CNN report, "More than 200,000 children were spanked or paddled in U.S. schools during the past school year, human rights groups reported Wednesday.....Corporal punishment in schools remains legal in 21 U.S. states and is used frequently in 13: Missouri, Kentucky, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee and Florida, according to data received from the Office for Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Education and cited in the report. The punishment is disproportionately applied to black students, according to the organizations. During the 2006-07 school year, for instance, black students made up 17.1 percent of the nationwide student population but 35.6 percent of those paddled at schools. Black girls were paddled at twice the rate of their white counterparts in the 13 states using corporal punishment most frequently. And although boys are punished more often than girls, the report found that African-American students in general are 1.4 times more likely to receive corporal punishment. In addition, special education students with mental or physical disabilities were more likely to receive corporal punishment, according to the ACLU and Human Rights Watch." I can't. I mean we all know that Bernie Mac was more than right when he said that once a kid is old enough to talk back, they old enough to get fucked up BUT that is by a parent and/or family member. Kids do not go to school to get paddled or spanked - granted some of them kids prolly need da ass whippin of a lifetime - however, I don't like that because a teacher is frustrated they can just bust out the paddle and get to beatin. Hell and to da naw. And of course, the black kids get beat more and the teachers prolly use any ol' excuse to beat a black kid. For example, one mother's son got beat for flickin rubber bands. FLICKING RUBBER BANDS! "Andrea Cancellare said her then-13-year-old son was paddled -- or "swatted" -- three years ago for flicking rubber bands in class, despite the fact she had written a letter directing school officials in Alpine, Texas, not to use corporal punishment against him. School officials told her they could not find the letter when she complained. When she approached the principal and superintendent, Cancellare said, they told her that "most parents like this because it takes care of the punishment. It gets the kids back in class. It doesn't disrupt instruction. It's like the quick and dirty way of dealing with discipline problems." See and then they want to know why people are crazy. I told you don't hit my kid, even wrote it in a letter, now you can't find the letter, and you beat my kid for flickin rubber bands. Where da fuck is my .22?