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Ah yes, expelling kids who were probably radicalised and need more help than the average person. Great idea /s
Protecting the rest of the student body has to come first.
They’re already a lost cause. Sorry if you don’t like that answer, but it’s the truth.
16 year old boys have always been easy-to-radicalize idiots, but most grow out of that and into mature adults. I should know, I was a 16 year old boy once and so were many of us here. 16 year old boys are fucking idiots, and writing them off for bad political views is how you let those bad political views fester and become permanent
Cool, now go be a teacher in line of fire where these little radicals go to school. Make the difference yourself since you argue they should be allowed to be there but not that their peers should be allowed safety.
That's not true at all. People are dumb as teenagers. This is obviously a really dumb move, but fundamentally as people, with help, they can change.
How do you know? It's very rare that people are actually a lost cause.
Expelling doesn't mean cutting off education. It means removal from that specific school for a time. There are alternative schools specifically for these cases. So these little Nazis will end up shunted over there if they are not allowed to return to their original school.
Yeah, cut off education to the ignorant. Fucking brilliant lol.
I think the argument could be made that the education was clearly not taking
It's almost like we have other schools specifically for students who are expelled for violence/legal reasons.
Pretty sure they're called alternative schools. Expelling doesn't remove them from the education system, just that specific school.