ROFLMAO! Did they cook it afterwards? At least the kids were given a choice to watch it or not.
Honestly wouldn't be that big a deal where I grew up. Most of us had helped kill and process some sort of animal by the time we were in high school. For me it was mostly fish, but i've helped skin deer, chickens, etc. I've never shot a deer personally but plenty of my friends went hunting yearly.
While you live, shine / Have no grief at all / Life exists only for a short while / And time demands its toll.
Seriously? The teacher got talked into it, offered everyone to leave and in the end the students cry for getting what they asked for?
Its not like they were given drugs or something, they just got a glimpse of reality they asked for to begin with.
Blame the students or even the parents for only crying after it all happened I say...
As long as the kids who didn't want to watch were dismissed from class, I'm fine with this.
'Twas a cutlass swipe or an ounce of lead
Or a yawing hole in a battered head
And the scuppers clogged with rotting red
And there they lay I damn me eyes
All lookouts clapped on Paradise
All souls bound just contrarywise, yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!
Damn, didn't see the whole title on front page, read it as "Teacher killed and skinned".
Shocking isn't it...people are such cheep, they eat up anything without fact checking.
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You are twisting his words, hes commenting on the fact that many people would prevent this teacher his showing this even though the class asked for it themselves. If someone doesn't want to watch this, that's fine...don't take away something educational for other people.
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It's not the least, that's the only thing he should do.
They are kids, legally and mentally. If the teacher sent home permission slips, there is no problem. But asking 14 year old kids to make that choice is ridiculous. I lost my virginity at 13, if I was given a choice of what I wanted to do in Biology class, I would want to fuck on the desk. Should that be allowed because the kids wanted it?
Everyone should know where the meat they buy comes from.
And no, that isn't some pro-PETA jab. Everyone should really know what they're eating so we have less people saying that we don't need hunters anymore and we should all go to super markets.
Weed them out. Weed all of that out.
not exactly what i thought this thread would be about but i can't say i'm not relieved.
12th is senior year / 18 years old, so 10th would be 15/16 indeed, these are not "kids" title is a bit misleading.
the squeamish ones were allowed to leave, I see nothing wrong with this, i did it when i was around 10 years old myself, at some random thing my stepfather decided to take me to....anyway with an instructor showing me how i beheaded, and skinned a living rattlesnake, then carefully without nicking the intestines disemboweled it.
it was put up on a grill for me and said stepfather to eat...
i may of been a bit young for that but general rules like, don't just cut into the intestines, counts for all animals, and i know i'd be able to do it if the necessity comes.
it's a damned good life skill to have, biology may not be the perfect place to teach it, maybe 4-h or FFA would of been better. (future farmers of america) sort of like the scouts / elective class you can take in some area's. site for reference https://www.texasffa.org/default.aspx
but no, i don't see anything wrong with the teacher doing what his students asked him to, granted he SHOULD have asked the kids to get their parents to sign permission slips...but what i think happened is.
kids totally fine with it, go home and tell mommy/daddy, "i learned how to skin a rabbit today" parents say "ohh where/how/etc did you learn to do that"
mr thompson brought thumper to class, showed us where to hit it to break its neck, and showed us how to cut it open so we don't spoil the meat
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parents call and complain, no kids harmed in the class, none with PTSD, nothing, just overbearing overprotective parents making a fuss over their children being taught a life skill.
also what jenson said right above this, is both extremely disturbing and hilarious at the same time... pretty sure it was meant as a joke but ugh lol
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Still I cry, tears like pouring rain, Innocent is my lurid pain.
I would've loved to see something like that.. I'm stuck with dissecting a fish.
This seems like the kind of class I would have enjoyed in school, actual practical education. Seeing how something is done and learning from it is the best.
The kids that didn't want to were excused. I don't see any issue with this.