a deputy dragging a child out of a chair
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wrong ... that pos deputy asshole flipped the child on her head, which 
could have broken her neck or back or given her a concussion.
he was justly terminated and should never be given a similar job.

On Thursday, November 12, 2015 at 2:06:40 PM UTC-6, Travis wrote:
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> *A Plague of Unruly Children*
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> By Michael A. Thiac 
> <http://www.americanthinker.com/author/michael_a_thiac/>
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> On Halloween in *National Review* <javascript:>, the estimable David 
> French opined that the Spring Valley High School video of a deputy dragging 
> a child out of a chair wasn’t “disturbing,” I beg to differ; it’s very 
> disturbing, but not for the reasons he listed. 
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> As Mr. French noted, the “child” was told by the teacher to leave the 
> class, then by an administrator, and finally by Deputy Ben Fields.  She 
> refused each time.  The initial video showed only a teenager being pulled 
> back and forth and assaulted by a man twice her size.  Based on this 
> limited knowledge, Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott terminated Deputy 
> Fields less than 48 hours later. 
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> It is disturbing that a senior law enforcement executive fired a man when 
> the situation was not fully known at the time.  However, what I saw in the 
> video is greatly disturbing but a multiple levels.  To borrow the phrase 
> from our president’s favorite pastor, “America’s chickens…have some home…to 
> roost!”
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> We have generations of children now who were born but not raised.  I don’t 
> know the particular circumstance of this student’s family, but in far too 
> many black families (and a growing number of white and Hispanic families) 
> the norm is a single mother.  The stats are three out of four 
> <http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nvsr/nvsr61/nvsr61_01.pdf> black children 
> are born out of wedlock.  While there is no question this is the worse 
> situation for the child and the “parental unit,” it’s been encouraged since 
> the “Great Society,” an oxymoron almost as bad as “rap artist.”  The 
> federal government told one generation after another, “Young ladies, have 
> kids, Uncle Sam has become Uncle Sugar, we’ll pay for the kid.  We’ll send 
> you money, a rent voucher and food stamps.  Young men, have as many kids as 
> you want, don’t worry about supporting them, we’ll ‘raise’ them and you 
> don’t have to worry about getting a job.  We got disability for that, you 
> can chill….”  Professor Thomas Sowell said it best, “The black family 
> survived centuries of slavery and generations of Jim Crow, but it has 
> disintegrated in the wake of the liberals' expansion of the welfare state.” 
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> We’ve given birth to generations (and imported others) of people who were 
> not raised to be respectful and functional citizens of this nation.  In 
> ages past, the parents knew the primary duty to raise their children was 
> theirs, but this was also reinforced by other adults outside the house.  
> Part of the raising was the respect given to teachers and other school 
> officials, police, and adults in general.  A child raised properly would 
> have never had a phone out in class or at least would have put it away 
> immediately after the teacher told her to do so.  As writer and talk show 
> host Mark Levin said, the civil society was reinforced by the parents; 
> children would learn the world does not revolve around themselves and they 
> must show their elders respect.
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> That notion now seems rather quaint, and the losers are society in general 
> and the children in particular.  They don’t know the discipline that they 
> need to make their way in the world, delay gratification, and that they 
> must prepare to support themselves.  I’ve been in law enforcement for 
> almost two decades, mostly on patrol and often in “Da Hood”.  I’ve seen the 
> disaster these types of policies have brought upon society.  In one family 
> after another, the child is not disciplined or told “No,” accustomed to 
> delayed gratification and or told there are things more important to 
> himself.  In years past in a similar Spring Valley situation, the parent 
> would be called and actually be embarrassed by the way *her *child acts.  
> Now as we see with later videos the 16 year old refused to leave and struck 
> the deputy, the family is still proceeding with a lawsuit.  Money and 15 
> minutes of fame are very enticing things and they don’t care the child is 
> the worse for it.
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> On patrol I’ve had calls where a mother is reporting to the police, “My 
> children won’t do their homework.…”  I must explain to this “adult” that 
> it’s not the job of law enforcement to raise her child, and where is the 
> father to assist you?  But this is a symptom of a bigger issue.  The mother 
> was not raised to by two parents with discipline, guidance and love to 
> steer her to a better life, particularly out of the ghettos of the major 
> cities.  In many public housing projects you have generations of the same 
> family living in a subsidized unit, and they’ve never known anything but 
> this hellhole; and they are quite content to live there. Sad, pathetic and 
> not surprising.
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> In one particular incident I remember a mother (36 years old) and her 
> daughter (16 years old) in a fight that required medical attention for the 
> daughter.  The issue started over the mother telling the daughter she could 
> not go out and the daughter refusing.  I thought to myself: “Lady the 
> problem is not that you’re trying to discipline your child at sixteen.  The 
> problem is you didn’t discipline her at six.”
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> Another part of “Da Hood” is what is idolized, what is reinforced, what is 
> shown as your way to a better life.  Education and vocational training?  
> No, often black students working hard are told they are “acting white.”  
> Discipline in getting up, going to a job, putting in a full day’s work for 
> a day’s pay, saving for your future? No.  Successful businessmen and women 
> who achieve in small industries, such as the store manager, mechanic shop 
> owner?  Or minorities that made it out of poverty and achieved greatness 
> like Dr. Ben Carson, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, former 
> Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice?  Not much.   Who are revered in 
> today’s ghettos?  Sports stars, “rap artists,” people who are famous for 
> “being famous,” or people who made it onto “America’s Got Talent.”
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> America took generations to get into this fix and it will take decades to 
> get out of it.  The first step for any recovery is to admit you have a 
> problem.  We have to convince young ladies to not start families before 
> they get a diploma, to graduate, to have children only with their 
> husbands.  And we have to insist these young men honor the mother’s of the 
> children, more than their “baby mama.”  Both will require time, 
> reinforcement and the reintroduction of a sense of shame for certain 
> actions.  The future is to be determined but this a critical matter that 
> must be worked on.
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> *Michael A. Thiac is a police patrol sergeant.*
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