October 7, 2026

GREAT MOMENTS IN PARENTING: This Video Explains Everything. (Language alert before playing video):

You can see the police are pretty shocked by what is coming out of this 6-year-old kid’s mouth. But of course they can’t say anything or react because they know they are being filmed. A stray comment from a white cop about a black child talking like he’s Snoop Dogg could end his career.

This was not the first time this kid had talked like this in class. It wasn’t even the first time he’d attacked a teacher. He did that for the first time in kindergarten.

A 6-year-old Newport News boy who shot and wounded his first-grade teacher constantly cursed at staff and teachers, tried to whip students with his belt, and once choked another teacher “until she couldn’t breathe,” according to a legal notice filed by an attorney for the wounded teacher…

The choking incident described in the notice was confirmed by the teacher. She said that in 2021, the boy came up behind her as she sat in a chair in the front of the class, locked his forearms in front of her neck and pulled back and down, hard. She said a teaching assistant pulled the boy off her…

“I didn’t feel safe the rest of the year because I knew if they didn’t protect me when he choked me and I couldn’t breathe, then they wouldn’t protect me, my kids or my colleagues if he did something not as harmful,” she told The Associated Press.

You get the picture. This little kid is living his best thug life every day at school, being a verbal and physical threat to everyone around him and no one can say a word. Why? Because he’s black and it was 2021 (in the case of the choking incident). Right at the height of BLM’s cultural impact, no one wanted to say that this kid was a little monster. And so he got shuffled off to another school and then brought back on a modified schedule where his mother had to attend class with him to keep him under control. The day of the shooting, as you heard above, was the first day his mother hadn’t come to school with him.

Exit quote: “I hope this kid gets help. He’s really young. Maybe if he’s socialized by some actual adults he can come back from this. If not he’s going to wind up dead or in prison. That’s another problem with ignoring this behavior for years out of fear of being called racist. It hurts everyone, but especially this kid.”

Posted at 4:30 pm by Ed Driscoll