How To End Classroom Violence Once & For All! | James Gregory
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- James Gregory on how to end classroom violence once and for all!
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It is sad that we have come to a point where only comedians can be brutally honest and tell the real truth.
He's not brutally honest. He's a misogynist bigot.
Always been the case.
EXCEPT on college campuses. Sadly. Censorship is alive and well on them!
Except the lefties r trying their hardest to destroy it
SO TRUE JOHN CHAMBERLAIN! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
When people see a problem with kids and say, "We just don't know what to do.", I always answer, "Your father knew what to do."
"the day the teacher shoots back" AMEN.
No one has to say another word: cause this man is totally correct!!! Parents need to police their children and take responsibility for their actions!!!! Thanks James!!!
Now this is real talk :-) I love this man. He is right if we had fathers raising their children the world would be a lot better!
Absolutely!!!
That's a nice thought, but it's not going to happen. What are we going to do in the meantime? Lets get real here.
@@robinstewart6510 Fix it. Let's not pretend that all father's choose to be away from their kids. There are numerous children being raised by single moms that use the children against the father. Then add the court system making sure the father is stripped of any rights. Want to fix it, call every dead beat dad out, call every single mom that doesn't allow the father to see his child/children out. Push back on the states to fix their bias laws. A child is better off with both parents in their life. All the courts care about is their .66 cents on the dollar the Federal Government pays for child support. The system is designed to benefit the courts and single mothers. While children and fathers suffer.
Already
I went to school in the 70s a kid was working on his car and pulled a 357 out of the trunk, we all admired it and he put it away. I went through school with a buck 110 on my belt, used it in classes, no one cared. We were expected to be responsible.
1971. Im in 7th grade, junoir high. Joined rifle club. Had a shooting range in the metal shop, backstop was 45 degrees, rounds went into sand. On practice days I'd take my Marlin 22 in its case to school on the bus. Had competion with other schools at a local military base with other schools because the base had a larger range. True story. Earned a jacket letter, certificate of accomplishment. Still have that 22.
I'm surprised the heat-seeking 45 clip magazines didn't level the dang building!
In 1973 my High School Physics project was to determine the muzzle velocity of a 22 short using a ballistic pendulum (2X4 block). No big deal.
We need more people like this 😂😂
If I acted up in school, and was sent to the Principal's office, my absolutely greatest fear was them calling my parents. When I got home from school, or gawd forbid, my mother had to come puck me up, mother would give me a whooping. THEN when dad got home from work...it was HIS turn.😨
an then there were ''time out's'', ;;so the parents could ''catch there breath, before they started back ! im 67 i know what the problem is.
Exactly we might be siblings lol
yea my daddy told me when I started school that if I got a paddling at school I would get another one when I got home. I got a many paddlings at school but I never went home and told anything about them because them little paddlings hurt but they was nothing compared to what my daddy would give not even close!
I was always more afraid of my parents than the police.
I graduated in 1980 in a very, very small community. There was only 100 kids K-12th grade, I had 13 in my graduating class. Every boy that drove to school, had a shotgun hanging in his rear window. Not once, did anyone even think about it. I’m pretty sure the Ag. Teacher had one too.
Amen...
Buddy and I took one to shop class once and worked on it, nobody thought a thing of it. That was 1984-1985 time frame.
Same here and I graduated from a K-12 school in 1999.
1974, we regularly had a 22lr and or a shotgun. The old 30-30 saw a lot of use too. We went hunting before and after school. Nobody ever got shot!
We could take our 22's on the bus for the gun club.
A man wise beyond the years we are seeing now .
Has anyone besides me noticed that brutal honesty sounds a whole lot like common sense
James, you are an ethical man with very high morals. And I do hope and pray there are some among your audience who are really hearing the message you have been sending out. Thank you.
In the 60s most of the male students had an old pickup with a rifle rack in it with a rifle and a rod&reel. Back in the day we didn't bother to lock the screen doors. If a neighbor needed a tool ,they went and borrowed it then brought it back. Not now and it's sad.
Back in the 70’s and 80’s, when I was in school, it wasn’t nothing like it is today. We had boundaries that if we crossed, we were in trouble. And so, for the most part, only a couple kids might cross that ‘red line’ once in awhile. Teachers all had their own ways of dealing with it. But, as a whole, we didn’t want to be on the receiving end of the equation.
He is a real down the earth comedian, he awesome.
This man is a modern day Jerry Clower. I love him to death.
I simply agree. I had a gun, 22 caliber, when I was a teen. Never occurred to me to take it anywhere other than the range with my dad. I know it was mine because I had to keep it clean.
This guy is a Legend!!
I finished HS 1983 in a remote town. You took a truck, dirt bike, or horse to school. They had bull whips, folding knives and shotguns kept in the vehicles. Maybe 500 total in the graduating class. Everyone was taught to shoot the RIGHT WAY. Racism and vehicle accidents was something on the news. We all gave a gallon of gas if you ran empty. "Thanks" involved a cold Pepsie.
Exactly right. Kids are not held to standards and are not being guided. They need more firm correction and a realization that there are consequences for actions.
If I even considered talking back to a teacher I would get a beating, let alone bring a gun to school. Sorry kids, there’s no such thing as TIMEOUT!!
Damm I’ve thought the same thing about shooting back.💩😜😜😜😜😂😂
I had a teacher who had a pistol on him at all times, ''and everyone in the school ''knew it!, he never had any problem
with anyone.
OH , i was in the 9th grad, he was my coach.
This is true, but where I’m from, we had guns in our room growing up, but we were taught properly to handle them, and never once did we think to bring it to school with us
Same. Heck, before Columbine it was fairly normal to have guns at school- rifle tournaments and sportsmanship clubs were just another extracurricular.
all the guns were kept in my room and it was my job to keep them cleaned and oiled
"when teachers shoot back".....hay-ull yes SIR!!!
Straight to the point. Daddy had a backbone. Trouble is, where is Daddy today.
My 1980 graduation class had 347. There was never a gun or knife brought to school except for a pocket knife which stayed in your pocket. Our daddies would beat us for using any weapon in school. The problem is most the kids now don't know WHO their daddy is.
It's ''Baby's daddy''.
THIS GUY IS GREAT---TELLS-IT--LIKE--IT-IS......
Actually he's telling it like it should be
Damn I love that man!Hahaha
Love his Daddy too!
Schools in Tombstone, Az have signs posted that teachers and staff may be armed. Parents know it, visitors know it, the students know it. 👍😉
This man is brilliant
This one was ABSOLUTELY OM TARGET! EXCELLENT!
There is truth in humor.
I carried my barlow pocket knife to school beginning in 4th grade, approx 1980. In highschool I wore a buck 110 lockblade in my belt as well as having my marlin .44 mad lever action in the back seat in the fall. In highschool we would use our knives in class to shell chestnuts to snack in during class
It was legal at my school to carry a knife with 3.5" blade or less. Idk if it was legal to carry guns in our vehicle but most of us did as hunting was an important part of our lives being from a south GA county. I graduated in 98 which I think is 1 yr before columbine.
What state did you go to high school in? In NJ, you would have been arrested for having a weapon offenses.
@@Genesh12 I went to school in GA and we were allowed to carry pocket knives no longer than 3.5 inches. Never had anyone pull a knife on anyone else.
Bronx n.y. Started carrying my knife in 3rd grade. All the way thru high school graduation. They have metal detectors in some of the schools I went to now. Which I find strange. Kids shooting up the school is not an "urban" thing.
Yes this was very true of my high school days and nobody got shot or stabbed
There was plenty of classroom violence in my schooldays (50s and 60s), most of it dished out by the teachers. We didn't have guns in the UK, but nearly every boy had a penknife and nearly every girl had a pair of scissors. They weren't weapons, they were essential classroom tools.
LOL
He is speaking the truth
The problem is that parents want kids but don’t want the responsibility of bringing them up. It’s easier to send your kids to school and let the teachers do it and then become aggressive on parent/teacher day because they gave poor little Johnny a bad grade or gave him detention.
Parents these days would rather stick their face in a phone or have coffee with their friends than bring up their kids.
they are finally stating to find the parents responsable., only years late.
That's precisely why I could never be a teacher because I would be the one carrying.
Because you would be carrying is precisely why you should be a teacher
He sounds like he and I had the same kind of dad
They finally considered his idea! XD
So true~
I was raised in Texas all us kids had guns used guns but were not allowed to have hand guns AT ALL.
Stop the Violence !!!! Give EVERYBODY A GUN !!!!
Hooraaa !
James you’re amazing sir. You’ve kept me laughing for many years. Shane. Possum Kingdom South Carolina
The problem never was a gun. It is the lack of discipline in the family.
When there is no discipline and structure, the children run the parents,and these kinds of parents do not want to take responsibility for their kids. They give them a cellphone and a computer and tell them to leave me alone
In the 1950s guns and knives at school was common.
Nailed it!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 love this man
Absolutely LOVE THIS
2022, incredible, here in Wake Co. N. C. they started talking about arming all faculty members. I'm 67,in elementary school a teacher might smack me for being obnoxious. Then mamma would get me with the wooden spoon. And if it was bad enough, daddy took his belt to my bottom. Don't tell me it doesn't work, I teach Sunday school now.
Actually I've got high school yearbooks with pictures of the girls shooting club all of them holding rifles. Also schools in the old west where the parents worked in Gold Mine Silver Mines Etc took guns to school to protect themselves. One story was the kids kept shooting rattlesnakes out the window and the teacher had to make a shelf of hi and tell the kids to put their guns away for the day but they were armed going to and from school and also in the classroom in case some robbers came to kidnap them and hold them for ransom
James Gregory for President!
Great Let's Go Brandon
Lol..😂 every time! Love it! 👍
My dad got tickets to see his show next weekend!
@David Robert Zachary yup,
Right on !!! Amen brother!
This is eerily timely there was a school shooting in Arlington tx today
I don’t usually post a comment on UA-cam, but in saying that I don’t think in this day that we live in we should have guns in school, I agree. How ever if the students aren’t abiding by the roles then all I have to say is it’s a lot harder to hit a target that is shooting back.
True.
Awesome!!
But you knew who your daddy was.
Children absolutely need a man in the home!!
James is right. Always.
Thats EXACTLY how I was raised. The only "Time out" I ever had was the time it took my Daddy to get to his belt, hickory (aka. Switch/stick) or whatever he decided to whip me with. I grew up fine, albeit my PTSD is better everyday.
Brutally funny
Back in my day, if you got a whooping at school, you very quickly learned NOT to tell your parents.
" oh so you didnt behave ??!! Come here !!"
Thrashing follows.
Then: " wait till your Pa hears about this!!"
And then Pa arrives.......
So True!!
Love him
Its because parents arent being held responsible for their kids. I got my first shot gun at age 9. It was kept locked. Until Dad and I went out. Or He let me take it and go out hunting. When I turned 12, I got my rifle. By then I had shown enough responsibility. To go hunting after school and get my weapon myself. I always looke the gun cabinet because I have younger siblings. I never toched Dads guns or pistols. They were not mine and all weapons were considered loaded. This respect came from having your butt lit up if you ever touched what was not yours and you didnt ask first. And you only asked once and never complained. Dad never whipped us. Mom did. And you learned. 😅 Thank You Mom and Dad. Miss You.
Oh, hel* yeah!
Damn well said
Damn straight!!!!
It was actually 348 years Jimmy. In 1969, a kid brought a 22 L rifle into FDR JR. High School on Parkwood Dr. in Cleveland, Oh. and shot Kenneth Wagner in the head with it while 2 other students held him! It was over a dice game the day before, they got him in one ove the first floor rest rooms. I was in class on the second floor when it happened.
How True !
So true😂😂
He's funny because he speaks trueisms . How did I not know of him before ?
Amen
Helles yes.
Search the kids for any weapons guns, knives etc
Nice!
You are correct
I would carry a Swiss Army knife to school during the 1980-84 school years.
I had this one teacher who would ask for help opening a box or envelope & after it was opened, I'd get sent to the Principal's office for carrying a knife on campus.
Nobody else gave a rip that I'd had it.
As it should be. Knives are a basic tool.
you were ''set'' up, I had my ''Boy scout knife with me through my senior year, no buddy thought anything about it
that was in 1974, UNION HIGH SCHOOL, in sampson co, NC.
So very true..
We had no privacy expectations growing up. If you weren't changing clothes, that bedroom door stayed open. Mama was likely to come in your room unannounced and she damn sure didn't knock and ask permission. While in your room, an inspection could be made at any time,again without your permission. Drawers were gone thru, closets opened and looked thru. Between mattress and box spring was not a sacred hiding place...she found my pack of Kools and my lighter. Diary locks were no hindrance to her. Mama knew everything .
Oh yea....my kids knew what to expect with me...
AMEN!!!
Oh so true
Haha.....my backbone IS, quite literally, a steel rod!!!!
I have said that for years, and let the first day of every school year be their qualifying course runs on video shown to the entire student body.
AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bravo…………
100% truth
Yank yank 🤣
Exactly.
It’ll never work it makes to much sense 😎
It's not the guns, it's the culture.
Schools used to teach marksmanship.
Take a minute and think about that.
And it didn't lead to school shootings. Those came later. Much later.
Fuq’n Exactly!
This is correct
It might help if they took that gun free zone signs by the door down and quit inviting evil in!
Let teachers pack. That would stop stabbings too
😂 👍🏻
There is a small town school here in East Texas that has a sign out front: The teachers at this school carry a weapon and are trained to use