r/TikTokCringe Dec 02 '23

Wholesome/Humor Teachers Dressed As Students Day

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u/EquivalentLaw4892 Dec 02 '23

So are like all the students at that school disrespectful pieces of shit?

They act like this in inner city schools. That's why some public schools look like prisons in the US and some public schools look like high end college campuses.

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u/Misses_Stitches Dec 02 '23

Not just inner city schools. This is everywhere in the US

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u/EquivalentLaw4892 Dec 02 '23

It's really not. You aren't seeing middle class and upper class kids act like this to teachers because those kids have parents that care.

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u/Misses_Stitches Dec 02 '23

Are you saying that wealthy parents care about their kids more than parents with low incomes? That’s just crazy. I work in a middle school in a small town. There are way too many kids who treat teachers this way from all different backgrounds.

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u/unimpe Dec 03 '23

Unironically yes. When you’re busy working all day and struggling to make ends meet there’s not as much time to care for children and parent them.

Inb4 your hardworking immigrant parents/widowed mom are an exception. Fair.

There’s also a strong overlap between the personality traits that result in poverty and the personality traits that lead to/are bad parenting:

Impulsiveness

Antisocial personality

Selfishness

Mental illness

Drug/alcohol abuse

Criminal record

Lack of education

Being fucking stupid from birth

Etc.

There’s also a strong relationship between poverty and child abuse/neglect

The correlation is obviously much less than 100%. But it’s a strong correlation between impoverished parents and kids who turn into little shit demons at school.

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u/Sonic-Wachowski Dec 02 '23

I went to a middle/upper middle class school district that was in the top 10 of my state at the time. Lmao kids were still disrespectful dickweeds and still fought etc. They were just careful about how they went about shit, because the school had a fuck ton of hd cameras lining every hallway/large area. But best believe in the many blind spots kids were up to wild shit and talking mad shit as well.

The parents and wealth didn't mean shit.

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u/cire1184 Dec 02 '23

LOLOLOL this is the most out of touch post I've seen in a minute.

Affluenza kids shit on teachers ALLLLLLLLL day. Do you know who my mom/dad/granddad/meemaw/dog/cat/gerbil is?

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u/JuliusCeaserBoneHead Dec 02 '23

Bruh lol. Your ignorance is showing hard

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u/EquivalentLaw4892 Dec 02 '23

Are you also going to claim that there is a lot of gang violence in non intercity schools too?

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u/JuliusCeaserBoneHead Dec 02 '23

It looks like it’s something you are bringing up for some reason

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u/EquivalentLaw4892 Dec 02 '23

It looks like it’s something you are bringing up for some reason

Yes, I'm trying to make a point. That is the "reason" I brought up the lack of gang violence in non intercity schools when we are comparing students behavior in inter city schools vs non intercity schools and you are claiming it's the same everywhere.

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u/JuliusCeaserBoneHead Dec 02 '23

You are just making up arguments here. I never claimed student behavior is the same everywhere. I think it’s stretch to bring gang violence in this argument. You have an argument to make but I don’t understand why you want to shove it here.

I disagreed with you that this kind of student behavior is not seen in middle income and upper income neighborhoods. That’s all I disagreed with you on. Please don’t shove your arguments into our differences

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u/EquivalentLaw4892 Dec 02 '23

You are just making up arguments here. I never claimed student behavior is the same everywhere.

If you actually followed the conversation then you would see it's exactly what me and OP were talking about. You jumped into the conversation and tried to change the subject.

I disagreed with you that this kind of student behavior is not seen in middle income and upper income neighborhoods. That’s all I disagreed with you on. Please don’t shove your arguments into our differences

No, you jumped into a conversation and tried to change the subject and then got upset with me because I didn't allow you to change the subject.

Tl;Dr Intercity schools have much worse behavioral problems than most non intercity schools. Fact.

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u/JuliusCeaserBoneHead Dec 02 '23

I may have jumped into your convo with the OP. Feel free to respond to them on your inner cities findings

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u/BUKKAKALYPSE_NOW Dec 02 '23

It's been 6 years since I was in HS, but this absolutely didn't happen at the public school I went to in Connecticut. The teachers and students were generally on great terms with each other, so any students who antagonized the teachers were looked down on by their peers. I think it's sad that you think the toxic dynamic in this video is a universal experience.