Woman STEALS Little Girl And Forces Her To Call Her MOM!? 😧 kzread.info/dash/bejne/n52hq6eTpNPenZs.htmlsi=YIZsl624r6OBD2JY

@user-kz8pk9wf6u

11 күн бұрын

When I was in 2nd grade I saw my teacher abuse my classmate repeatedly in the classroom. I never knew what he did wrong as I could not see that he did anything wrong. Though I didn't know about child abuse then, I did report it to my mom who was good friends with his grandma. The next year that kid did go to a different school and that teacher did not return. When I was in high school a teacher would be unpredictable and throw iron bars across students heads and it would hit the back wall. It appeared that no one acted up to trigger him. He would carry a student in their out of the room. I ended up quitting that class and I told my mom. That teacher did not come back the next year. Even young kids may not know what abuse is, most know what is right from wrong. It was a good thing I could tell my mom who did something about it. Abuse is so wrong.

@patmagee4826

7 күн бұрын

😢

I had a high school pre calculus teacher who ridiculed me in front of class the last day of senior year, when he asked us where we were going to college and what major we would study. When I said the state university for mechanical engineering, he said I was too stupid to make it through engineering school. Needless to say I was humiliated and upset. Upon hearing about it, my Dad told me to prove him wrong. Not only did I earn a BS in mechanical engineering but I also earned my state licence as a Professional Engineer and had a successful 45 year career in the steel industry. Striving to prove him wrong gave me the determination to more than succeed. Never let anyone take your dream from you.

@wonderwoman5732

Жыл бұрын

Amen. TELL him LIKE it is.

@errolthomas9426

Жыл бұрын

Did you ever see that teacher again just to let him know how you succeeded?

@jmiller297

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome; though, if *I* were the dad in that situation, I would've done *much* more than just turn and say "prove him wrong..." Teacher and I would've been having a little "sit down," if you catch my drift. 💯

@paulmydonick2141

Жыл бұрын

@@jmiller297 100%

@PAHighlander24

Жыл бұрын

The following year I stopped in his Senior AP Calculus class composed of students who were in my Pre-Calculus class while they were Juniors the previous year. He asked how I was doing in Calculus in college. When I said I aced my first semester he then turned to the class with his chest out in obvious pride, saying, "See, my students do well in college?" I then responded, "Yes, once we have an instructor who can actually teach instead of just parroting the textbook!" I then turned and walked out, hearing my former classsmates laugh heartily. I should note that I only earned a C in his class, as he belittled students who dared to ask questions and just said read your textbook. That grade almost cost me my college admissions, but at my Dad's behest the Principal wrote to the colleges I applied to, asking them to ignore the low grade in his course, as there was a problem with the instructor. My previous math grades were all much better. Unfortunately the school couldn't fire him because he had tenure. Proving him wrong was actually the best revenge, and eventually God gave me the grace to forgive him.

I hate bullies, but I hate even more teachers who allow bullies to torment others.

@natinamack5123

Жыл бұрын

Yes, indeed!

@theytwatcher950

Жыл бұрын

I'd ask to switch classes to get away from the teacher

@greyskymy

Жыл бұрын

Teachers who stay silent in times of violence occurs are cowards.

@godsbabi1

Жыл бұрын

💯

@jmiller297

Жыл бұрын

Private school in a video.

It broke my heart when his Dad apologized for not giving his son a better life. Let me tell you something. I grew up with cows, corn, beans and sugar beets, laying chickens and work. I would not change one thing. Thank you, Mom and Dad, for teaching me integrity, honesty, humility, kindness, appreciation for all living things.

@GreenFrogMosquitoService

11 ай бұрын

TRUE. 1000% TRUE. I've tried growing food and it was a big failure. There is talent, knowledge, skill and patience REQUIRED to farm. Lets see a contest between the bullies and the dairy farmer - the loser has to not eat for 7 days....maybe then they would appreciate all those hard-working contributors to our food supply. We had a big loss of farmers = bought out by the big food industry and paid to NOT farm on their land so the prices could be controlled. Farmers gladly sold their farms - and look where we are today, mass produced genetic food (which is killing us) and people that don't know how to farm because, in large part, those with the skill to grow (without all the chemicals, etc) died with that generation. So, KEEP ON FARMING. We NEED local farmers and we need MORE of THEM.

@tinawright517

11 ай бұрын

Amen. WE DO NEED FARMER'S. 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

@honeykin7890

8 ай бұрын

true!

@nschlaak

8 ай бұрын

👍 In response to your comment on farming and farmers. 👍 Both of my parents grew up on mixed dairy and grain farms. As a kid we had a half acre of garden that my siblings and I absolutely hated weeding but never once complained about the produce we ate from it. We didn't know how to lose ourselves in our heads while weeding, watering, and tending the garden. Both of my parents family farms were eventually swallowed whole by the cities that seemed so far away that the eventuality seemed impossible to occur. Farming has to be one of the most important, honorable, and absolutely necessary occupations to have. If it wasn't for our hardworking, descent, upstanding, underpaid, and overworked farmers, none of us city dwellers would be here to pick on or make fun of them. God bless our farmers and may they be richly rewarded for their contributions to our society.

@stephensfarms7165

7 ай бұрын

Amen, me too‼️‼️

To the father: you gave your son a wonderful life. Period.

@James-ce6ic

7 ай бұрын

The father is gutless for letting the teacher stand all over both of them

As a former farmer who grew up on a farm. My experience has been that many farmers and their families are wiser and smarter and of better moral character than most.

@grizzly_manbanimation8436

Жыл бұрын

Many people who are often looked down on are like that actually. If I’m not mistaken, it’s called stereotyping. Only going off of what you think you know based on inaccurate information provided by unreliable sources such as the media or rumors around school or something like that.

@robertlyndon9510

Жыл бұрын

I agree I went out west some decades ago and help the lateral thinking young Aussie kids be recognised in the top 50 in the state. All kids are unknown possible futures… our future.

@charlesflinnill978

Жыл бұрын

Yes, much more so than the teacher!

@hollyperrin7353

Жыл бұрын

Love the way that the cool kids in this high school just hang around the lockers drinking milk. 🤣🤣🤣

@discobikerAndRosie

Жыл бұрын

Actually, it depends on where you were raised, how you were raised, & the decades you grew up. I grew up in the suburbs, which I hated. I was no bully & I certainly wasn't stupid. Im.a country farmer these days but before that, I raised a daughter to be kind, loving, & smart. She's never bullied anyone. She's pretty smart too.

Had a friend that quit school in the ninth grade , because of a nasty hateful teacher. She went back 10 years later and aced all the tests. Do not let anyone treat you badly.

@ednasmith4412

2 ай бұрын

Maybe got a GED but not 9th grade 15 and at 25?

This bully of a teacher should be fired and never allowed to work with students again.

@ProtectLifeAlways

4 ай бұрын

(Psst: it's a MOVIE. That's all.)

@zebedeerotten533

3 ай бұрын

every teacher i had treated me equal or worse than this now i hate anyone who thinks they have authority and refuse to comply. try it now im an adult

@bethpace6936

2 ай бұрын

@ProtectLifeAlways because movies never portray real life?

@ProtectLifeAlways

2 ай бұрын

@@bethpace6936 Of course they do... but for you guys to get so WORKED-UP over these pitiful little skits is just hilarious... I'm sorry, but it just IS. 😂

@bethpace6936

2 ай бұрын

@@ProtectLifeAlways I'm not worked up, but speaking on behalf of the people who are... it's not over the skit. It's the reminder of something significant that happened to them. In this case, it's a reminder that they were bullied by a teacher. That may not be a big deal to you, but for those who have dealt with that don't deserve to have their feelings dismissed. The whole point of literature and writing is to relate to characters so saying "it's just a movie" or "just a skit" makes zero sense to me.

The fact that the teacher let those kids bully rusty shows that he himself is a bully

@bhavanijayant526

Жыл бұрын

TBH this is the most effed up youtube channel I hav ever seen.

@h.a.s.7612

Жыл бұрын

2:42-3:15 Isn't that usually what happens? You get bullied, but the minute you fight back, *YOU'RE* the one who gets in trouble.

@robettgriffin1904

Жыл бұрын

@@bhavanijayant526 do you want a boyfriend

@FrankCordovaMileHighBorn

Жыл бұрын

@h.a.s.7612 yep, teachers are bullies themselves man. That's one of the many reasons the education system is in the toilet; they're conditioning today's youth with favoritism.

@elrenemontanez8302

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad it was the other man who checked the test and it was a perfect score. There was a witness to the perfect score! The evil teacher might have done something to make him have a low score!

Breaks my heart because this is reality. And coming from an educator, this is sickening.

@annettegros3577

Жыл бұрын

That teacher needs to be fired! He's a fool!

@godsbabi1

Жыл бұрын

@@annettegros3577 AGREED 👍

@_the_little_mermaid_

Жыл бұрын

@@godsbabi1 recently I had a terrible experience exactly with a male teacher who humiliated me in front of people, he made fun of my voice tone (something I can't control), he basically said that it looked as if I had a personality disorder because he thought "my voice was changing a lot when speaking" when I was just trying to express myself, nothing weird. He wouldn't shut up about it. It was very uncomfortable.

@catamazing5631

Жыл бұрын

It happens more than we will ever know.

@godsbabi1

Жыл бұрын

@@catamazing5631 I know. So unfortunate and infuriating.

By the way, to ALL of the famers and ranchers, THANK YOU for all you. There are more of us that appreciate you more than you know!!! Without you America would not survive.

As for hard working farmers: we are extremely thankful that you provide us with the necessities to keep us alive!!!

That teacher should have been fired and charges laid against him. Horrible Man..!!

@mickehogan3230

Жыл бұрын

He's an actor

@dancahill8199

Жыл бұрын

Linda.....I'm sorry to have to tell you this, BUT THIS WAS FICTION. Just like the movies !

@DragonGoddess18

Жыл бұрын

​@@dancahill8199 Except teachers like exist,in the triple digits

@KarenLopez-y8q

Жыл бұрын

I dont think you can lay charges on your teacher for bullying but alr

@JimJones-kk8pb

Жыл бұрын

@@KarenLopez-y8q Surely a nice meeting without witnesses can fix things

I was bullied by a female teacher in the 3rd. grade. She hated me for no reason. This is sickening how this young man was treated by everyone.

@barbara6269

Жыл бұрын

Me too !!! She hated me and berated me in front of another teacher. She always gave me disgusting looks. As a child it was seared in my mind and I have never forgotten the pain I felt. She wanted to break me, but I made all A's and there wasn't anything she could do about it, but she sure had hatred for a little blonde, blue eyed, freckled faced girl, who wasn't rich, but was blessed with good sense.

@a320nick

Жыл бұрын

They do that. They come out of nowhere and tell you off, for nothing. It's because nobody loves them because they have an ugly heart.

@erzefranz3470

Жыл бұрын

Mine was in 5th grade.

@do9138

11 ай бұрын

My first-grade teacher hated me and belittled me in class. I wasn't as rich as the other kids. Every other teacher I have had -- and I have a PhD -- has liked me a great deal.

@user-sb9es3ed5v

11 ай бұрын

Made for entertainment

I am an 82 yr old Canadian grandma. I grew up in Toronto Canada. I had a teacher tell me that I was "stupider than she already thought l was". I graduated from the university of Toronto and had a 43 year career as a Physiotherapist! I even worked a year at the famous St. Thomas's Hospital in London, England during some youthful travels. Don't give up! Ever!

Both my son and I were bullied in different decades and it has a profound effect on every child. Weak people especially those with a little authority take out their insecurities on others.

Man, I’d never be ok seeing somebody treated like that, especially by someone in authority! 😡😡😡

@esterwyman

11 ай бұрын

NIETHER WOULD I

@user-rc2xs5ti2w

11 ай бұрын

The woke is a person that stopped their development no matter their age

@normangale3159

8 ай бұрын

Oh, but they are there.

@lyndawebster6840

7 ай бұрын

That creep should be sacked

@user-kr7yh8vw9m

7 ай бұрын

Even if they decided to inform the superintendant the latter would have been absolutely furious to say the least, i imagine the superintendant snarling at the teacher with venom in his/her voice.

This video needs a part 2. We need to see the face expressions on the other students, when they get the good news, that the farm boy aced the regional exam. Talk about "cow dung" in your face. This would be epic.

@Paradigm-Studios

Жыл бұрын

AMEN!

@dg28235

Жыл бұрын

@Deric Foo Exactly my point. lol

@kevinhenophy8873

Жыл бұрын

The other in that r probably losers.

@gibfen1235

Жыл бұрын

Yes this is what this VID needs.

@phyllisjohnson1019

Жыл бұрын

Agree. Amen ✝️

As a teacher of 37 years,I say…..Alright! Bravo!, great job, son!

My younger brother told me of his humiliation from a teacher in high school but little did the teacher who humiliated him know it would cost him. Years after my brother was grown up and out of school. He paid this dear teacher a visit and broke a school student desk on him and trashed him good. Leaving the school before anyone could apprehend him. He was never caught behind this. I love happy endings! 😊

This was excellent!!!! As a senior in high school, I had a female teacher who made us write a report about what we wanted to do after high school. I knew how tough this was going to be because she always treated the farm kids like we were idiots, unless of course we were star athletes. I had wanted to farm with my dad for as long as I could remember, so I set about the task of doing my assignment. The report was only suppose to be minimum of 2 pages. When I finished, mine was 6. I explained all the different skills farmers need to have just to do their job, from agronomy to mechanics to heavy equipment operator to veterinarian to accountant and land management and everything in between. I even interviewed my dad with questions about his experience being a farmer. I handed in my report and when she was done grading them, she called us up to her desk one by one to get our paper back. She told me my paper was well written. As I was returning to my desk, she said, "Why anyone would want to farm is beyond me but apparently some people just want to waste their life". Well, I farmed with my dad until his death and a few years beyond. Then my mother gave half the operation to my brother who never farmed a day in his life. The kicker of all of this is.......I am a female....the most hurtful bullies in my life have been the same ones that preach about how hard it is to be a woman and supporting other women and their dreams. I hope everyone gets a chance to prove a bully wrong. I really love the ending where the kid reminded the teacher that it really didn't have to be the way it was, that the teacher chose to be unkind. Because it really is just that simple...

@tangotango256

Жыл бұрын

You only left off one thing on your report i suppose... without Farmers the world would starve, Some people can't see past the very noses on their face.. as far as the justice warriors... they're only in it for themselves posing virtue as a front with no merit or skin in the game

@king-qo8fi

Жыл бұрын

awwwww big hug

@rosethomson5924

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you had that time with your dad doing what you both loved to do..not many people understand what it takes. Your mom probably just wanted to share with her kids equally, and not based it on who deserved it, but not to be unloving to you

@rampageclover9788

Жыл бұрын

Your teacher is dangerously ignorant.

@bobsaturday4273

Жыл бұрын

I have a hard time believing that goofy part about a teacher saying something so stupid , are you a bs-er ?

Very angry. My son (adult now) had a teacher in high school who told him he was a waste of space. I raised all **ll and the teacher was fired. Years later, the former teacher was found guilty of doing not so nice things to kids. Now, there's a waste of space.

Farmers deserve tons more respect

@TheRjb2010

26 күн бұрын

All respect and thanks to you.

To all the farmers world wild. Stand tall, stand proud and thank you for all you do. If you have to do things for growth. Believe in it and don't let anybody's opinion or anything get in your way to try to stop you. :)

@larrytheman1337

7 ай бұрын

I have more respect for farmers then I do teachers. Farmers do an essential job and work hard and teachers get summers off. Another thing is that most are lazy and don't do anything about bullying even in the classroom. That talk about how underpaid they are they but I wish I said why don't you go to the private sector if you are so underpaid. You would be working harder and getting less and I think they know deep down inside.

@melanieamber1973

2 ай бұрын

Thank you❤

Teachers like him deserves to be fired

@FormulaPunRacer

Жыл бұрын

And to the extreme…SHOT!

@Paradigm-Studios

Жыл бұрын

SERIOUSLY!!

@jordanyoung1836

Жыл бұрын

@@Paradigm-Studios yes I'm serious

@h.a.s.7612

Жыл бұрын

@@jordanyoung1836 They should have showed him keeping his end of the bargain (see 6:26) then getting fired.

@jordanyoung1836

Жыл бұрын

@@FormulaPunRacer 🙂🙂🙂

That teacher was a real monster and so were the bullies no one should be shamed for where they live or what they do. people on farms deserve better then that. Great episode Paradigm Studios I am really starting to grow fond of this channel

@johnevans191

Жыл бұрын

Jay This should have part 2. Other students getting come uppance!

@chuckraymond7743

Жыл бұрын

Never forget that farmers are the very backbone of America. Just try getting along without them for a week. Then the supermarket shelves would be as empty as their bellies.

@bobsaturday4273

Жыл бұрын

come on ! you think this was real ????? grow up ! it was just made up bs to get views and make money on yt !

@Megs24theJokerQueen

Жыл бұрын

@@bobsaturday4273 I am well aware it is only acting

When my son was in middle school, a teacher asked each classmate what they wanted to be in adulthood. My son said he was going to be an astronaut to which she replied that there was no way he could. He is now a professional structural engineer, army veteran, helping another company with their business. I wasn’t told this until he was in his thirties-yes, if I knew who she is, I would let her know. Proud parent of a very talented son!

The shocking thing about this video is I actually had such teachers as a child, but they were teachers and nothing more, and I did much better with my life than any of them did 🙂🙂🙂

@normangale3159

8 ай бұрын

We did well ‘in spite of them’, not to spite them.

@DwayneLizar

8 ай бұрын

We've all had small- minded teachers who over valued themselves.

@dabigisland1

8 ай бұрын

Almost all my teachers were very nice.

@pepsioverlord2973

7 ай бұрын

I have a IQ of 179, therefore the opinion of such self important ignoramuses means nothing to be, despite several teachers saying I would never succeed and being straight asshats. None of what they say even fazed me, the opinions of others means nothing when you are so intelligent you lack self consciousness

Teachers are supposed to be a role model to students. Not being jocks or bullies. But this Teacher got a taste of his own medicine. never be a bully, but instead he got bullied back.

@jannettsnow

Жыл бұрын

I had a teacher who bullied me in highschool. I felt like i couldn't do anything. I was already in special Ed

@charmaineburgin9369

Жыл бұрын

@dericfoo8455 I'm sorry that happened to you. I saw kids bullied and it's terrible. By both teachers and administrators.. then other kids picked up on it. Your ok my friend and it's ok to be different sending you pleasant thoughts and a hug

@Amaruforlife

Жыл бұрын

​@@jannettsnow im sorry you had to go through that.

@Amaruforlife

Жыл бұрын

At least people know who's the biggest bully but the bully got bullied back, DONALD TRUMP!

@JimJones-kk8pb

Жыл бұрын

​@@Amaruforlife Keep lying

Bravo, young man! I love the ending and I am so glad that Rusty told off that awful teacher (who’s also a terrible and bitter person) right in front of the other teacher who marked Rusty’s perfect score exam. Another awesome and well-acted life lesson video, Paradigm Studios.

@tangotango256

Жыл бұрын

Yes ma'am Miss Patty, And he was nice about it, too nice if you ask me, people can do much better, That bitter teacher has zero business in MIT, he'd be a blight on society. Too Bad more people don't see this short clip .. God bless !!

I actually had a professor try that nonsense with me, when I was still in college. Little to say, that was also his absolutely last semester of teaching. Despite his nonsense, I finished the class with an overall average of a 98.. I eventually graduated with highest honors with degree in EE. In the meantime, I tutored the other classmates and did my best to ensure that they were actually taught correctly

Being a farmer is more important and a much better life than any executive position in this country !

Farmers are the people who feed us, not the supermarkets.

Those bullies need to realize that if it wasn't for a farmer they wouldn't have milk to drink, meat or vegetables to eat. Being a farmer is a very hard and important job.

@jannettsnow

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@savannahhague4989

Жыл бұрын

I agree. My great grandfather, my grandpa, owned a farm and when he was alive I’d help him pick the garden when it was time to gather vegetables. People are just messed up anymore

@katie1822

Жыл бұрын

ikr!! every person, no matter what their job is is important for our society

@geminirose24

Жыл бұрын

So true. I grew up in the city, but I honestly find I’ve felt more at home whenever I’ve gotten to be around horses on a ranch or learn about farms at the county fair, especially when my parents and I spent a weekend at a ranch and I got to learn how to take care of different farm animals through hands on experience. And out in the woods area, I could really breathe with all the fresh air and wide space away from all the city noises, pollution, and traffic. Bottom line, farms are actually really cool if you give them a chance, and they can give you a new appreciation for life and why we should take care of our planet, especially when you take the time to bond with some of the animals.

@PAHighlander24

Жыл бұрын

My grandfather was a farmer, and on any given day apart from dealing wih the crops and animals, he was also a mechanic repairing his equipment, and had to deal with the financial aspects of what today would be a multi-million $ business. Anyone who looks down on farmers is just plain ignorant.

No teacher should ever be a bully.

@lesleyvivien2876

7 ай бұрын

They shouldn't be, but they are. Some of them bully other teachers.

@user-kr7yh8vw9m

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, they're an embarassment to the very definition of a teacher.

This story needs a part two with Mr. Murray getting fired from his teaching job along with Robert and the other students getting expelled which makes all of them working on the farm just so they can see what hard work is all about under the watchful eyes of both Lloyd and Rusty

@mintluna10

Жыл бұрын

This was what happened. Rusty's father had a conversation with the principal about what Mr. Murray and the other students about bullying him. Mr. Murray was fired from his job as a teacher, Robert and the students who humiliated him received two years in detention as punishment for mistreating Rusty.

@brendaraudebaugh6246

8 ай бұрын

Absolutely

If I was this boys father I would of given that teacher a beating. I was bullied as a young boy, I hate bullies and I hate seeing people being bullied. Jiu-jitsu lessons gave me confidence and taught me how to defend myself and others. I highly recommend jiu-jitsu to youngsters that lack self confidence,

@rebeccahernandez3460

Жыл бұрын

I took Karate and Jiu-jitsu. I only had to use it once. It was at my job and another woman started it, but I finished it. She tried to call me twice after I got home that day, after the fight. I didn't answer because I wanted nothing to do with her. She ended up getting fired, I ended up on probation for 3 months because I fought back. Other employees who wittnessed it came to my defense, and also because she'd been threatening for several weeks that she was going to tear someone's hair out, I don't think it mattered who, she was just a bully who wanted to pick on someone, I was the one she chose. When the HR person talked to me, she asked if I was afraid of the other woman, and I told her no. She asked we why not, I told her it was because the other woman was afraid of me because she knew I could beat her, I'd given her a black eye after she tore a chunk of my hair out. That was the only time I had to use my fighting skills.

@a320nick

Жыл бұрын

@@rebeccahernandez3460 I don't know you but I think you are very brave, I am sorry she pulled your hair out. 😔 I am sorry you got into trouble. I hope your life is forever great from now on.☮️

@vickidoulton

11 ай бұрын

I agree with you. The issue with a lot of kids is money to pay. But you're right! My mom sent my 4 brothers for karate classes. The odd thing is my brother's always tried to avoid fighting! They had respect though. 🙏🏼👍👏Glad you took a course! Bless you😊❤

Had a teacher like this . John Vastola What a piece of work he was

I've been a teacher for 34 years and I never treated my students badly or insulted them in anyway. I showed them love, compassion and I gave them encouragement. It was the useless administration that hated me because I didn't cowtow to their dysfunctional disciplinary methods.

@CGoldthorpe

6 ай бұрын

It seems obvious that this is a bit overplayed fiction.

@MatthewTheWolf2029

6 ай бұрын

You are a good person. The world needs more people like you.

@sandrabieckmann2187

5 ай бұрын

❤❤ be proud.. about.. it..

@user-sw6ni2tq6h

4 ай бұрын

My hat off to you, teachers are national heroes!🧑‍🎓👨‍🎓👩‍🎓

@jenniferberube1260

2 ай бұрын

@@CGoldthorpeno it’s not I had a teacher my senior year that did not like me humiliated me in front of my pears and they also bullied me. Along with the school counselor and principal. Trying to keep me from graduating. But I proved them wrong and did graduate. And graduated from a junior college with a much higher grade point. That teacher told my parents I was worthless I proved him wrong nobody is worthless.

It reminds me of high school when I defended myself against bullies. The teacher punished me and not them.

Being a cattle farmer myself it beats being a school teacher

@robertrowe630

Жыл бұрын

I have teacher head we have be fired which could a fist

@rebeccahernandez3460

Жыл бұрын

Yes especially with how kids are nowadays. Not all of them, but a majority of them. I saw a video the other day where a girl pepper sprayed a teacher because she was on it in class and he took it. Security when they came gave it back to her and NOTHING was done about her spraying that teacher in the face with pepperspray, she didn't even get detention.

@torehaaland6921

Жыл бұрын

No. Being a farmer doesn't beat being a teacher. Being a teacher, doesn't beat being a farmer. As long as a profession is needed in a society, saying one things beat another makes no sense. Both these professions are needed.

@georgiabulmer294

11 ай бұрын

They could not handle the work love. That is why they are teachers. I admire and respect farmers. Thank you all for the hard work you do.

@rongee4433

11 ай бұрын

@@torehaaland6921 unlike farmers , teachers don't live in absolutes. Have you seen public educations failures the last few decades ? Today's teachers need only a basic equivalency test to educate. For the most part today's teachers/education system are horribly incompetent. Teachers are not needed , home schooling is absurdly successful. Farmers are needed ,unlike teaching , you can't fake it , you can't take your summers off , your job isn't done 9 to 5 , no sick days , no PTO days , lying , being lazy , excuses don't get the food on your table , without them you don't eat . There are plenty of examples of one profession being over another . Doesn't mean one is better , that's individual , but it most certainly does have a lot do do with which is most important

This is a realistic portrayal of today's environment

I had a teacher called Mr Franks, he’d bully kids and hit us with a wooden set square. One day a kids father came down to the school. In front of the whole class he told him he touches another kid he is in for it. He started to cry!

I just recently graduated from my software developer program after being ridiculed for 9 months by the staff telling me that there was no way on God's green earth that I was going to be a software developer. Because I had Autism. So, at the end of the 9 months after turning in all of the assignments and having my grade tallied for everything, the schools director and principal had discovered that I graduated with a Perfect 4.0 GPA through 9 whole months of work. The teachers who had badly mouthed my abilities were all fired and replaced by better teachers.

I was bullied by a few teachers in grade school and by other students having been the smallest of the school. Strangely I was already in grade 1 by age 5 and one teacher I had for 3 years hated me and bullied me. But I had to learn to defend myself. Regardless of saying I'd do nothing good in life, I have earned 4 degrees in University. Eventually that teacher found herself in front of a judge and she lost her licence to teach.

@normangale3159

8 ай бұрын

I think their lives are miserable and they try to make others feel so insignificant to feel better about themselves. It isn’t this life they have to answer for that but the next.

I had 3 brothers ahead of me in school....we were all born a year apart. One teacher didn't like my brothers and when he learned I was of that clan, he humiliated me constantly, always trying to degrade me by degrading my brothers. I finished my class and graduated, but the day of prom, he happened to be there. My date laid into him over a comment he made to me, once again bullying me. He let this teacher know that if he continued on that path that he was on, then he wouldn't be teaching long, because my date was willing to take the whole incident to the school board and report him. Glad I never saw the teacher again, and thanked my date for protecting me. Went on and graduated from college with highest honors......

Great short! Too many “elites” rather those who believe they are, need to meet someone like this farm boy!!

I had a teacher the same way. Always put me down because I come from a poor family. Till the day I had enough and dropped him in front of the classroom. Then I went and got my GED at the age of 15. Never again would I have respect for people like that.

@eileensullivan549

Жыл бұрын

Way to go, Marty !! Bullies only understand one thing - a good beat-down. I found this video a little ridiculous because even though there really ARE plenty of bullies in the world, I doubt those male classmates would've taunted somebody as big as Farm Boy. He could've knocked them out cold and I was hoping he would (I realize this was fiction, though).

@crystalsherman8896

7 ай бұрын

Good for you

I think the dad gave his son the perfect life. He learned hard lessons, work and dedication, patience and respect for animals. Great job dad. As for the teacher… there are always going to be people that don’t like you, or you don’t like them. Best thing to do is be yourself, be polite and move on. My mom used to say… you catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar. Besides in time they will always show their a$$ for people to see

I had a teacher in college (typing, of all things 🙄) who embarrassed me in front of the whole class and said I had a learning disability….keeping in mind she taught “typing”. I dropped out and never went back to school again. That was over 20 years ago

Loved how the cows all focused on the young man during the milkhouse scenes! Don't recall ever having a teacher that callous. Having grown up in Minnesota, nearly everyone had a farm in their background so there was an understanding of how tough and honorable that profession was.

Heart warming. As a teacher for over thirty years...i too have seen students given a hard time and many of those have gone on to bigger and better things. Really loved the movie. Thank you for presenting this...great message.

@nigelmartin2254

10 күн бұрын

I had my schooling in England in the 1960s and 1970s. I had a very good experience with teachers. One teacher at a boarding school had a "pet" who was a bully. The best teachers transmitted a contagious enthusiasm for their subject. One of those taught geography. It fired the curiosity to travel and work around the World. Another transmitted a love for mathematics. I read Chemical Engineering. Some "teachers" were poor. I had a chemistry teacher who took our homework off us but didn't give it back. I squared up to him saying "no more written homework for you until you give me back what I have already given you!" Needless to say, he was not in a position to discipline me, and never bothered me thereafter.

A teacher is suppose to motivate and uplift a student, not tear them down...i had teachers like this and all that did was get on my nerves

@lithari1480

Жыл бұрын

you are correct, but most teachers today only teach you how to be an activist and WHAT to think, not HOW to think.

@jordanyoung1836

Жыл бұрын

@@lithari1480 right

@bhavanijayant526

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, a teacher being strict is one thing but this is just completely messed up what he's doing

@jordanyoung1836

Жыл бұрын

@@bhavanijayant526 i know that's right

@robettgriffin1904

Жыл бұрын

@@jordanyoung1836 do you want a boyfriend

My daughter is a middle school teacher, she is loved by so many kids. She stands up for them from both teachers and other students. She says there are a couple of teachers that even bully other teachers. How pathetic is that? They think they're above others, yet they don't seem to realize that They, are the real losers.

@user-rb1fn1sz5e

5 ай бұрын

I agree with you.

I rather grow up in a farm, that is the better life! Thank you all farmers for what you do!!!

2:42-3:15 Isn't that usually what happens? You get bullied, but the minute you fight back, *YOU'RE* the one who gets in trouble. 5:36 "Oh, please. The only people who want to hear that boy moo, I mean speak, are you and your wife. Oh, she's dead, isn't she?" That should earn him a punch in the face, and he already has a punchable face. Great ending, but what about their deal? 6:26 "So say yes. but if I pass, you have to apologize to me in front of the whole school." He needs to apologize in front of the *WHOLE* school. In fact, the *WHOLE* class does.

@johnanderson4430

Жыл бұрын

Agree 💯

@jonkilowatt4442

Жыл бұрын

That teacher would have had his lights knocked out of his skull for disrespecting my wife!

@beckygarza9348

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I thought they were going to show him apologize to him in front of the whole school. They need to have a part 2

@chrismc410

Жыл бұрын

​@@jonkilowatt4442the teacher wouldn't have to worry about the smell or anything else if it was my late lady he disrespected, much less my father

@a320nick

Жыл бұрын

@@jonkilowatt4442 Yes, you are right but do it in secret or you would get done too....

This teacher, who was the epitome of evil, should have been fired for being so disrespectful and the harassing students were just NITWITS. A teacher should be a role model not a bully.

@tiggragg2749

Жыл бұрын

NO THE STUDENT ARE A REFLECTION OF THEIR PARENTS...PERIOD

@sandrastrawn6003

Жыл бұрын

My daughter chose pharmacy and her HS counselor said, ‘you’ll just count pills into bottles.’ I dare say, my girl outearns that counselor from the beginning of her career as a pharmacist, & does lots more than ‘count pills.’

Bullying by anyone, whether it be a student, teacher, or parent, is horrible, but when it is done by a teacher of first grade little children, I mean every child in her class (except the one whose mother was her teaching colleague working across the hall) it was absolute torture. I experienced this from my first grade teacher. She was a real witch to everyone except her “teacher’s pet”. She even tortured one girl until the girl lost control over her bodily functions and peed on the floor. One boy lost his temper with the teacher and cussed her out. A first grader! It went on for weeks against me until my dad found out about it, had a conversation with the teacher, warning her it better stop, or else he would go to the school board. This experience scarred me for years. I’m sure it also did many of the other first graders in my class, except the teacher’s pet. Fortunately, all of my teachers thereafter were very kind, instilling in me a lifelong love for learning. If you are a parent of little children, be sure their teachers have the right temperament for teaching little children. Your child’s love for education could be at stake.

I am an old soldier, takes alot to make me cry. takes even more to make me chear. Great JOB KID

Great video! Teachers bullying is just unprofessional. It doesn't set a good example for the students either.

I was bullied as a kid by my teacher and students. I studied hard and did well in school anyway. I studied martial arts after high school and never had a problem again. i still remember one thing my Dad told me: He said, " To win a fight, you don't have to be stronger, it's the guts that makes you win: You've got to want it more. "

The teachers I've known are the worst kind of bullies. They are bullies with authority.....

Farming is the best place to raise your family!

Always good to see bad people put back in place. That teacher deserved what he got..I was a farmer and loved all I learned from it...

I was an Elementary School teacher for over 30 years, this was digusting way for teacher to behave!

Disgusting to see a teacher act like this

Anyone who disrespect farmers shows how truly ignorant they are. I've known several farmers and I have the utmost respect for them and what they do. Thank you!

A teacher who bullies students and even parents should be permanently removed from school 🤬

Never judge a person by their looks, physique, background, job. I've been a soldier, cashier Consumer Electronics Repairman and I have backgrounds in computer programming, accounting, bookkeeping, clerical but my most favorite job was as an over-the-road driver.

One of my daughter's nursing teacher's told her to find a different career because she got nervous when doing a verbal test she was very upset with him and started to cry she came home and told me about it I told her this incident could make you bitter or make you better she is now a nurse in a big area hospital in the heart CVICU unit I'm so proud to be her Dad

@a320nick

11 ай бұрын

I am proud of her too.

That teacher should be sacked for what he and the students had put that bright young man through

I can't stand Bullies that go around the place making everyone's life a misery and I definitely not like teachers that stand by and watch this happen as I know myself as my daughter went through this at her school and the teacher did absolutely nothing to stop it .

@yogalover2753

Жыл бұрын

My cousin went through the same thing because according to my aunt, she'd always come home crying everyday and nobody could figure out what was wrong with my cousin. But later on my aunt found out that kids were bullying her daughter at school and the school didn't do anything about it. My cousin even got suspended from school because she was throwing chairs ( which I'm assuming was at the kids who picked on her). Yes I get that what she did was dangerous but it wouldn't have happened in the first place if they actually did something about the issue.

When teachers are good, they help us soar. When they are assholes they can harm us for life. Some teachers don't deserve the rights they have.

I never had to work on a farm but this brings back so many memories to me as far as being bullied by the people that they chose to teach in the schools I went to in the 60s and 70s. I's verbally and physically assaulted by teachers cause they loved paddling students and it was a daily thing for me after I left grade school...In those days 1st to 6th grade was called grade school and Jr High was 7th and 8th. Those 2 years was the worst years of my life where school was considered. High school I didn't have that problem with teachers...I could go on a say a few things about High School but I didn't finish school. I got my GED and I went on to be a certified mechanic and certifications in food service department....

@acahill4031

Жыл бұрын

The principal would not let the bully teachers paddle the kids in my family. 70's through the 80's were the years of change for students. I am glad you won.

@rebeccahernandez3460

Жыл бұрын

That's the era I went to school also. I had a teacher who wasn't only a bully and would verbally abuse the students, she had this rule that if you missed over 2 words on a spelling test you got up to 5 licks with the paddle. We had 3 grades in one room, and she'd make everyone line up who was to get licks. She'd lean you over her desk and wheeled back her arm as far as she could and give it to you. It was a thick 1" paddle with holes in it. Have you ever went to a dog pound and they have dogs in back who have this green gleam in their eyes as they try and get to you cause they want to bite you? Well this teacher had that gleam! She loves hitting us. I did get back at her though. She loved sweets and everyday I'd give her some kind of hostess cake or candy bar, she must have gained a hundred pounds by the time I got out of that room into 7th grade. HA HA!!!

@GrannyDi276

Жыл бұрын

Good for you!

Farmers are the life line of the world! God Bless them all ❤🙏🇺🇲

Adults who treat people like that are the worst! I still get bullied at age 44 by adults

@judithjeffers7666

Жыл бұрын

What are they bullying you for?

@sonyaallen-dwyer

Жыл бұрын

Yes me too that's why I carry mase

@waynedenson

Жыл бұрын

I am sorry 😢😢😢😢😢

I was expecting him to apologize in front of his students. The end is not fair. I hate bullying

My family were ranchers and so this strikes a chord. Bullies come in all shapes and sizes. All of them haven't the slightest bit of class, but a bullying teacher is the worst.

What awful people! Especially the “ADULT TEACHER “?????

Would have loved to see the teacher humiliated when he had to apologize in front of the whole school. No teacher should ever do a student like that.

@lesleyvivien2876

7 ай бұрын

Me too. I would have enjoyed watching another couple of minutes!

Unfortunately, this goes on in a lot of schools. Bullying is either not reported or, administrators don’t take it seriously. I know a young man that was bullied, reported it to his teachers, and he was the one who always got in trouble. And we wonder why these kids Take their anger out in a vicious way on someone. Administrators have to know who the bullies are and do something about it. That’s the best way to stop the school shootings that we see constantly on television.

If I had a teacher like that, I would report him to the Board of Education and he wouldn’t have his job. No teacher should make fun of any student under any circumstances.

I was bullied ruthlessly in school by kids and teacher's alike. One day in 5th grade I was alone, of course, in library picking a book out. All the popular kid's were huddled on the other side laughing, giggling and pointing at me, as usual. A kid named Jimmy walked over to me from the group and said "so, what are you doing?" Choosing a book, I replied. Before I knew what hit me a look I will never forget came over his face, like a demon. He started stabbing me mercilessly with his newly sharpened pencil. Over and over as I screamed in pain an humility. Even the group stood stunned and horrified. The librarian broke it up like it was no big deal and sent me to class. Bleeding, in pain and shocked. Nothing came of it. My mom or stepdad wouldn't care anyway. Another time I had gone to my ceramic's class to finish a project for my mom's b-day. There sat the 2 most popular girls and most evil sitting on either side of the ceramic teacher. Giggling and whispering in the strangest sort of way. Sexual and evil all at once. 6th grade, 1970 mind you. I went to get my project and of course it was nowhere to be found. It was a pain I feel still. I was ridiculed by the history teacher, told I was worthless by an art teacher and called an idiot by the camp counselor. At the end when we were going to move to NM from Iowa (meanest people ever!) I was invited by the girl who would call me every night yelling and screaming obscenities at me for what reason I'll never know. I couldn't imagine why a party for me but for some reason I went. They bought me gifts and all apologized for the way they were, except the 2 evil ones. They weren't there. By the time I hit New Mexico the mouse had died, I'd had enough and I was one to be reckoned with by both kids and teachers. I started drinking and drugging the pain away and by age 15 was a hostess in a bar. Loooong story, all of it. Trying to write a book. Bottom line...there have always been and will always be bully's. Always. Don't let them destroy you. The sad thing is now you can't duke it out honorably, shake hands and get over it. You have gangs, mental illness and fools with access to guns. Which are not the problem. People are. Since Viet Nam everything has generationally deteriorated. The only hope is Faith, not religion in God and who has that anymore? Odd fact, one time at the dinner table of all places my stepdad looked at me not unlike Jimmy did that day and said "Sylvia, there's just something about you that pisses people off!". Through gritted teeth and with a snarl and hiss. My mom looked at him in horror and as usual said nothing. Funny thing is it's the truest thing anyone has ever said to me. Wish I knew what it was, I'd cut it off...

@annb2484

7 ай бұрын

Sylvia-- I am so sorry for the pain you have suffered in your life. I would love to be your friend and share kindness with you. I was hated all my life (for no apparent reason) by an older brother, who is now deceased. I can tell you for sure that if you will reach out to the Lord Jesus Christ, He will bind up your broken heart and give you hope and a future. I am not talking about a "religion" but about a real relationship with a real Person. He loves you and proved it when He went to the cross. Please love Him back.

@sylviayoung1901

7 ай бұрын

@@annb2484 I have had a very intimate relationship with my Father since I was almost 9 yrs. old. I know the Holy Trinity extremely well. My testimony is a novel waiting to be written. Everyone at one time or another has told me to do so. I talk with the Spirit constantly, I cry at the pain and selflessness my Savior endured for us worthless swine and I love my Father to no end as he is the only family I have. There is so much weighing on my heart. My life has been a constant and endless valley. I wait still for the mountaintop. I relatively sure I won't attain it until death. I understand the concept of Hope and never give up on it but I'm rather sure at 63 and a lifetime of physical and mental heartache and trauma that it too will come only upon death. I keep praying that I too will be restored as Job was...alas...that too... A friend is always welcome. I am trying to fix my typewriter as I don't trust the computer with my life, literally. God bless you dear Madame.

I bet his father was treated like this in high school and probably the same school. He definitely knew the teacher so he was probably one of the kids that did it to him.

I had mean teachers like in this podcast from first grade on up! This brought a River of tears to my eyes!

Farmers and Ranchers are the Backbone of this Country

Whoever made this has never known anything about farming. It is the greatest way of life, not to be looked down upon. Farmers are the proudest people alive.

I had a teacher who only liked the kids in the "A" and "B" group and she humiliated kids who had to struggle.

@Koolazzmike

Жыл бұрын

My 3rd grade teacher was like that, I struggled in her class and repeated the grade. My 11th grade math teacher was the same way. Only interacting with the kids who was stronger in math

@jannettsnow

Жыл бұрын

That's so sad.

@purplelove392

Жыл бұрын

They only like to teach the kids that make them look good or don't make it easy for them. As a School Counselor, I've seen the damage bully teachers can do. Thankfully, except for my last principal, they supported me in bringing those teachers in line. Literally, the good ol days.

@king-qo8fi

Жыл бұрын

cruel teachers can ruin lives! I HATE absolutely hate that!!!

I had a teacher who humiliated me and singled me out as doomed to fail. I got a good pass. Then a bad university lecturer that docked me points for 1 typo in my write-up of a software solution that was unique amongst 50+ students (who copied eachother). She couldn't let it go that independent thinking outside of her teachings could be better.

@normangale3159

8 ай бұрын

I had a teacher who hated me as I outed him as a bully.

Bullying and toxic behavior are symptoms of immaturity and inner-weakness.

That's the making of a Good man. Need more like him.

Ain't no way in dallas Texas a teacher talk to parents this way lol

Some of my worst bullies were the teachers themselves, and people wonder why, to this day (especially with what they are allowed to get away with now), that I consider the teaching "Profession" to be lower than that of sewer cleaner!

@Havanacuba1985

10 ай бұрын

70s & early 80s I had teachers who were bullies , we had to wear a tie and they would pull it tight & throttle you with it, hit you on the head with books, kick your chair over etc teachers are scum

A big thank you to all farmers out there. You guys work hard and get no thanks or much money for it but we get to eat better than any other country on Earth and so many take it for granted. Thank you guys so much!

I'm sick of knowing there are actually still such evil bullies that continue to exist! I think it's pure evil!

Thank you 🙏 Lord for being there at the end for this intelligent 🧠 young man. That man that called himself a teacher has no business there. You do not encourage bullying! He doesn't deserve to be call a teacher. Congratulations young man for passing the exam and showing them all what you're really made of.👍❤️

As an immigrant with no English, I grew up in the LA schools. I was bullied, beat up, robbed, teased, and treated badly by the teachers, too. But, I respect them because they are responsible for a very noble cause. I didn't let a few bad apples make me bitter and resentful. I didn't let those bad experiences turn me into a racist.

God bless farmers everywhere !!

Well produced. I found myself pulled into the movie, ready to take the "teacher" to the woodshed! It's rare that I get pulled in. Well done Paradigm Studios, Director, Producers, Editors and every actor. I almost don't want to congratulate the teacher. I'm still @$^%#@ at him. Another good sign. Well done everyone.

Love this young man. He proved the un-professional so -called teacher wrong. Unfortunately, there are his type in classrooms across the country that will have a negative impact on students causing them to give up and not show their full potential. My hope is many will see this enactment and gain confidence in themselves to be the best that they can be.