Doc wrote: » If he did that to my child I would walk into the school and punch him in the face. I know that sounds like bravado and internet hardman but if I saw anyone doing that to my child I don’t think I could stop myself.
Br4tPr1nc3 wrote: » why say my child? if you seen a teacher, or anyone doing that to children, theyd get much much worse back.
feelingstressed wrote: » And so it begins Posters see violence and get understandably angry. And the solution it seems is to dream up other inventive methods of violence, a beating every hour or take a hammer to their fingers..
The man, named in Egypt as Magdi el-Shaar, is shown apparently marking the children's homework before hitting them with a ruler. He is reported to have blamed the country's revolution earlier this year for his actions, understood to have taken place at a centre in the city of Kafr Shukr, in Gharbiya state. Video of the disturbing scenes - which have already been viewed by thousands after being posted online - captures pupils screaming in pain and attempting to avoid the blows. More than 10 children, all aged below 10 and some seemingly around six-years-old, are seen being abused. Beating and corporal punishment are the best means for disciplining children especially after the January 25 revolt. Magdi el-Shaar's alleged reason for the beatings Police say the man has been arrested and questioned by local prosecutors, and that the centre has been closed down upon the orders of the Minister of Social Solidarity. El-Shaar allegedly told prosecutors: "Beating and corporal punishment are the best means for disciplining children especially after the January 25 revolt." The teacher can be seen smiling during his assaults, with one girl dressed in pink receiving a particularly sickening beating as he repeatedly hits her and pulls her hair. In the background, at least one other man can be heard laughing at the scenes, which were filmed by an unknown veiled female worker at the centre. Uploaded on May 15 the video finishes with the shot panning round to reveal two more adults who have been watching. Newspapers in Egypt say the Ministry of Social Solidarity will decide whether to re-open the centre or keep it closed depending on the results of an investigation.
TheZohan wrote: » Would you rather the parents hug it out?!
feelingstressed wrote: » Do you read my post? I posted it was understandable to get angry. But there's a lot of internet hard man talk on this thread.
cowhands wrote: » If I saw that happen to ANY child, not just my own, I would shove that ruler sideways so far up his arse he would need a dentist to remove it. HORRIBLE F*CKER
what would you do if this was your child?
TheZohan wrote: » A proper beating is completely justified and appropriate in this case.
Stercus Accidit wrote: » Ah fuck off would ye.