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Making The Bus Monitor Cry

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See, I'm getting ready to start making fun of her now.

 

 

If you do it and post it to you tube...I'll throw in a $20 for her vacation!

I could not watch the entire video because I could not stand it. If I was a parent of one of these little idiots, I would be embarrassed beyond belief. After I had my "discussion" with my kid, I'd march him/her on that bus the next day and make them apologize, then make them apologize to school administration and if I only lived a couple of miles from the school, I'd make him/her hoof for a while. I wouldn't care if I had to get him/her up at 5am to get to school I'd do it. I'd also give the bus monitor my name, my kid's name and my phone number for her to call ANY time my kid disrespects her in any way. This is unbelievable. Maybe some of these idiots need what my Grandpa called an "attention getter".

If you do it and post it to you tube...I'll throw in a $20 for her vacation!

 

 

:lol: :lol:

I disagree with the police statement from Greece NY. Talking about some of the kids involved are getting harassing phone calls and death threats. He said it's also a form of bullying and the people doing it are no better than the kids who harassed her. I couldn't disagree more! They made their beds, they have to lay in it themselves! Now they know what it feels like! Too many people let things like this slide, and people NEVER learn. Others also see there are no consequences and they end up doing the same thing. If they see that the public is outraged, there is a much better chance that they won't do this again.

 

The worse part, that I seen, is when one of the kids talked about her family killing themselves to get away from her, her son committed suicide about 10 years ago.

 

I would be disappointed, but no surprised, if we don't here the parents come out saying how disgusted they were at their sons actions. If we do here from the parents I would even bet that at least one of them has some sort of excuse and that their little boy is sweet and it was all peer pressure.

I disagree with the police statement from Greece NY. Talking about some of the kids involved are getting harassing phone calls and death threats. He said it's also a form of bullying and the people doing it are no better than the kids who harassed her. I couldn't disagree more! They made their beds, they have to lay in it themselves! Now they know what it feels like! Too many people let things like this slide, and people NEVER learn. Others also see there are no consequences and they end up doing the same thing. If they see that the public is outraged, there is a much better chance that they won't do this again.

 

Threatening kids who weren't even on the bus that day does absolutely no good. Threats in general do not do any good. They will hopefully be punished by their parents, and by the school.

 

On Thursday, the Rochester Police Department received a call claiming the families of the accused students were being held hostage at gunpoint.

 

“That is not funny, that's a crime,” Chatterton said. “That's a form of bullying, and that makes everyone doing it no better than the four who did this.”

 

One of the threatened students whose information was put online had not even been on the bus the day the video was shot.

 

“Threats to overcome threats do us no good,” Chatterton said.

 

 

Fundraiser for harassed Greece bus monitor: $300,000 and counting - Greece, NY - Greece Post

This video was disgusting to watch. I cannot imagine an adult bus monitor being treated this way by middle school kids. They shouldn't even be allowed to ride the bus for an entire year. Let the parents make them walk or provide the transporation. I hope the fundraiser earns more money

Threatening kids who weren't even on the bus that day does absolutely no good. Threats in general do not do any good. They will hopefully be punished by their parents, and by the school.

 

I said the kids involved. But I agree, I hope the parents punish them.

The fundraiser grates me the higher it gets. Pretty stupid to me.

The fundraiser grates me the higher it gets. Pretty stupid to me.

 

It's not her fault. She didn't set it up.

The fundraiser grates me the higher it gets. Pretty stupid to me.

 

God love 'ya. :lol: Angst ridden....you NEED a vacation. :D

 

For the record, people make fun of me all the time (see P&R). I can make do with a grand....I'm able to get some awesome industry discounts so I can save my contributors some serious cash. Just click on fundrockmomsvacation.com to contribute. Donation's as low as .02 accepted...because I know everyone always wants to give me their .02. :D

You're up to $.02. RTS just saw your post.

 

It's not her fault. She didn't set it up.

 

Yup. Doesn't bother me. Its their money to give away not mine.

Yup. Doesn't bother me. Its their money to give away not mine.

 

I don't really think she deserve 1/4 of a Million for it but I didn't donate any money so I don't really care. I do wish it was for me though. Maybe we can set something up PP. :D

 

I don't really think she deserve 1/4 of a Million for it but I didn't donate any money so I don't really care. I do wish it was for me though. Maybe we can set something up PP. :D

 

I want in. :lol:

 

I think if we can raise 300k a few of us could split it.

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