dilemma

**Kadagar_AV** · 08-05-2009, 10:58

I'd go for the youtube solution...

**AlexanderSextus** · 08-05-2009, 11:55

video tape him calling black kids the n word and then show it to all your black friends and then find out where he goes after hours and tell your black friends where they can find him.

(BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY)

**tibilicus** · 08-05-2009, 13:02

Kind of a difficult situation. No idea how it works in the USA but over here it's incredibly hard to get a teacher suspended or fired. I've only ever heard of one such situation where a teacher actually assaulted a pupil.

Also the fact the guy's employed by a private school will probably make it harder as well.

**Hooahguy** · 08-05-2009, 13:26

Originally Posted by AlexanderSextus

video tape him calling black kids the n word and then show it to all your black friends and then find out where he goes after hours and tell your black friends where they can find him.

(BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY)

he wasnt calling black kids the n-word, he was calling white kids the n-word. just btw.

**miotas** · 08-05-2009, 13:45

So no one else thinks that a petition is a good choice? It's quite a popular thing here for school kids to take out petitions about things they don't like at their schools and get them changed.

**Hooahguy** · 08-05-2009, 14:08

if the school doesnt listen to a dozen angry parents they wont listen to a dozen angry parents who sign a petition.

**Beefy187** · 08-05-2009, 14:22

I vote one for youtube clip solution.
And possibly start a facebook group or something.

You have to do something that far or the school won't do anything about it.
Confronting him your self, or getting others to confront him is the worst solution. At best, he'll ignore you. At worst you could get sued if you end up going to far to the point of violence.

Anyway, hopefully everything works out for your brother

**miotas** · 08-05-2009, 14:33

Originally Posted by Hooahguy

if the school doesnt listen to a dozen angry parents they wont listen to a dozen angry parents who sign a petition.

Ah. So we're talking a rather small school then. My school was fairly large at about 600 kids, so if there was something that people felt strongly about you could easily get over 1000 signatures from parents and students, which is quite hard for the school to ignore. But that's strange since I thought that most small schools were very caring places. This is beyond my experience so I can't really offer any advice.

**Centurion1** · 08-05-2009, 14:46

Do what i do to people i don't like. i find it is both mature and self-satisfying.

Egg his house. Wait he is an ultra orthodox right? Throw non-kosher eggs.

Oh and i would assume that a jewish school would not have very many students as they are a small percentage of americas population. And i believe you once said you live in Georgia and i bet there are not many Jewish people there either.