Ricky 49 said:how could you do that to a child?
its sickening
hope they rot in a cell for this
Ricky 49 said:how could you do that to a child?
its sickening
hope they rot in a cell for this
Hardly.Darth Mobius said:Yeah... I don't think there is anything a decent, honest person CAN say to this...Farson89 said:Wait... Hang on... They...
WHAT IN THE NAME OF HELL!?
That's wrong on every level, not only to not inform the parent but a full strip search on a thirteen year old girl? That's wrong on a level I can't even describe, I honestly have no words.
Noone here is claiming to arbitrarily hate all members of a particular state or country- that would be racist.Lukirre said:Hardly.Darth Mobius said:Yeah... I don't think there is anything a decent, honest person CAN say to this...Farson89 said:Wait... Hang on... They...
WHAT IN THE NAME OF HELL!?
That's wrong on every level, not only to not inform the parent but a full strip search on a thirteen year old girl? That's wrong on a level I can't even describe, I honestly have no words.
I'm honest, and I had something to say about it.
It was uncalled for, yes, but it's not the end of the world, nor is it the worst thing that will come.
I guess that doesn't make me decent.
Moving on...
I notice a lot of American hate in this thread, which is kind of sad. We tear down an entire country for the certain few that the media chooses to focus on.
Then again, when you only hear about the bad instances, then you'll form your opinions on this.
It's extremely arrogant, and it makes you no better than anyone. I'm Canadian, and even I don't hate America. There are people in that country that are ashamed to be American, and there are honest, hard working people that get spoken down about because of ever-loved stereotypes.
Please stop basing your opinions of Fox news. It's just taxing to those of us who appreciate level-headed conversation.
It has hit the supreme court, is why.Ceil-Sama said:You know whats real funny? The reason that they did that was because someone pointed the finger at the girl, claiming that she gave it to them. Did it not occur to them that the accuser was...maybe lying? And even if not, a strip-search is far too overboard. They could've easily just have done one of those stupid patdowns, that would find the pills much easier with alot less humiliation.
Its also rather strange that while this story is six years old, it has only just reacently come to light.... Any ideas as to why that is?
It's because it wasn't done by cops and her parents weren't informed. Also, ibuprofen. Seriously.dragonburner said:If you watched the video they had reason to believe she had drugs with her. The cavity search is a standard search which is done every day and I really don't see why it should be an exception. None of the people on the street complain! Why should a suburban white girl get different treatment? Drugs are a big problem in schools and I could see why they would want to solve their problem in the school.
Do the police call every 20 year old hookers mom when they pick her up on the streets. Honestly, if it was a boy with a knife or a black kid I would suspect a different reaction from people reading the story.orannis62 said:It's because it wasn't done by cops and her parents weren't informed. Also, ibuprofen. Seriously.dragonburner said:If you watched the video they had reason to believe she had drugs with her. The cavity search is a standard search which is done every day and I really don't see why it should be an exception. None of the people on the street complain! Why should a suburban white girl get different treatment? Drugs are a big problem in schools and I could see why they would want to solve their problem in the school.
No, they don't call a 20 year old hooker's mother, but they don't have to because she isn't a minor. For the kid with a knife thing, yeah, we would look at it differently, since a knife can actually do damage. Ibuprofen can't, not really at least. Even then though, a strip search would still be completely excessive. As for the black kid thing, no, we would no look at it differently.dragonburner said:Do the police call every 20 year old hookers mom when they pick her up on the streets. Honestly, if it was a boy with a knife or a black kid I would suspect a different reaction from people reading the story.orannis62 said:It's because it wasn't done by cops and her parents weren't informed. Also, ibuprofen. Seriously.dragonburner said:If you watched the video they had reason to believe she had drugs with her. The cavity search is a standard search which is done every day and I really don't see why it should be an exception. None of the people on the street complain! Why should a suburban white girl get different treatment? Drugs are a big problem in schools and I could see why they would want to solve their problem in the school.
Ummm...I disagree? *hides*SyphonX said:A thirteen year old girl was strip searched in Arizona's Safford Middle School until she was completely nude. The parent was never contacted and the search was conducted immediately on-the-spot in one of the school's offices.
What would have been so dire as to require an explicit strip search of a child? What possession instituted an immediate search? A weapon you could assume, perhaps a dangerous illicit narcotic of the sort?
Ibuprofen, otherwise known as Motrin.
Again, the parent was never informed by any staff and only found out until the child told her when she was picked up by her mother later that day.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/04/19/scotus.strip.search/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqB5qVzI888
It is currently being taken to the Supreme Court where they will ACTUALLY DISCUSS whether or not it was warranted. Really? This requires a discussion in the supreme court when it's a clear violation of the 4th Amendment of the Constitution. For Ibuprofen of all things. This puts the matter in very dangerous territory, because if the ruling somehow passes as the search being acceptable then it will deem it perfectly acceptable in the future for all time until it is brought to the supreme court again, which would never happen. Completely allowing any school nearly just ground to strip search your child, your young brother or sister, niece.. think about this.
This is something you would expect in the most corrupt and disturbing fascist states in history. The mere notion that the act is going to be discussed from being right or wrong in the supreme court sickens me. Though it really doesn't fucking surprise me anymore.
But what proof did the school have? Word of mouth? The girl had nothing found on her. I really think the school should have asked more and tried to find more information before they did the strip search. I don't think one accusation with no evidence is a good basis to perform a strip search.Imat said:Ummm...I disagree? *hides*
I'm pretty sure no person in their right mind would authorize/conduct a strip search of ANY individual without just cause. Somehow I think there are details everybody is missing, such as the fact that another person, caught with a few of the pills, said they got them from the girl. That is drug dealing, my friends. So yes, I think they had just cause to at least search, strip search may have been a bit far but perhaps it was necessary. The fact that this is going to the Supreme Court IS sickening, but for the opposite reason you state. The girl has next to nothing for a case. The fact that it's gotten to the top judicial institution astounds me.
I hope that's how you see other people as thinking, not how you think yourself.dragonburner said:Do the police call every 20 year old hookers mom when they pick her up on the streets. Honestly, if it was a boy with a knife or a black kid I would suspect a different reaction from people reading the story.orannis62 said:It's because it wasn't done by cops and her parents weren't informed. Also, ibuprofen. Seriously.dragonburner said:If you watched the video they had reason to believe she had drugs with her. The cavity search is a standard search which is done every day and I really don't see why it should be an exception. None of the people on the street complain! Why should a suburban white girl get different treatment? Drugs are a big problem in schools and I could see why they would want to solve their problem in the school.