Well, mistaking, you know. The witness is on the bus, then can you be sure they must see the whole picture? It is possible that they miss the origin of the incident. You can believe they make it intentionally, and frankly I have the same view as well. But the point is you have no evidence to prove that they make it intentionally, so in that case you cant blame the school not giving so called disciplinary action towards the students merely because you believe they have intention to do it and the school should believe they have intention too.
Again, did they see the whole picture from the early beginning? Did the witness tell the whole picture to the reporter? And even if the witness told the whole picture, did the reporter put down all what the witness said in the article? Maybe the witness merely said the kids pushed down the bottles and the reporter put down the terms ' played intentionally' in the article. You know this newspaper got a lot of past examples showing that they gamble interviewers' words and intepret it in the other way round. Thats why I suggested you guys from the early beginning not to doubtlessly believe what the newspaper write.
Well, mistaking, you know. The witness is on the bus, then can you be sure they must see the whole picture? It is possible that they miss the origin of the incident. You can believe they make it int ...
Ok fine, again, how can you guarantee what he said reflect the whole picture? Cant he miss something, or intentionally hide something? Dont argue on where the witness is and what position he is, this is not meaningful to my questions at all...
Ok fine, again, how can you guarantee what he said reflect the whole picture? Cant he miss something, or intentionally hide something? Dont argue on where the witness is and what position he is, thi ...
Well, what Im asking is whether if the witness see the whole picture. The witness claimed that he saw the kids were playing = they were really playing? Did he see them playing from the early beginning, or even, did he misintepret what they did as a kind of playing? I kept asking this time to time but no one answer me, instead, you guys kept asking me to explain explain and explain. What do you want me to explain? Explain why the witness said they were playing? You should ask the witness himself, not me!
I worked in school setting for a period of time, of course I know how bad the kids nowadays are, but it doesnt mean that the kids must be the one to take responsibility and deserved to be blamed no matter what incident they are involved.
