And This Racist Foul-Mouth is an ENGLISH Teacher?
Let’s face it, most men swear. And, regrettably, many women nowadays do the same!
But there’s a time and a place.
When a local rodent intruded on my domestic bliss recently, its dainty ears must have tingled as I pursued it with a stick.
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But in a public forum, foul language is not on!
Especially from a teacher meant to set an example for youngsters, who could easily read just what a coarse racist vixen she turns out to be.
On Friday night, English teacher Vinita Hegwood sent out a profanity-laden tweet with racist overtones referring to the Ferguson, Mo., riots. By 8:30 Monday morning, she was suspended without pay and on her way to being fired. http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2014/1110/Will-Texas-teacher-be-fired-after-offensive-tweet-causes-firestorm
“Who the [expletive] made you dumb duck [expletive] crackers think I give a squat [expletive] about your opinions about my opinions RE: Ferguson? Kill yourselves.”
For non-American readers, cracker is a term of racist abuse used against white people who incur additional anger from those who hold them in contempt. It’s much like the N-Word, in reverse.
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Horrid Hegwood
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“I can’t say it emphatically enough. The nature of the comments are reprehensible,” said Lari Barager, a spokesperson for the Duncanville Independent School District, in a press conference later Monday morning.
“Those comments having been made in such a public way left the district no other option.”
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Let’s hope she stays sacked. Would you want your offspring to be taught by the likes of Hegwood?
Vojo and 
Edward Spalton are discussing. 
rossrightangle 
Edward Spalton 18:38 on November 11, 2014 Permalink |
Reminds me of the story from years ago. Pigeons were devouring the crops in a man’s garden. He rushed out, shouting ” B….r Off! ”
The Vicar was passing and rebuked him for bad language.
” You should say Shoo! Shoo!”
Then added in a quieter voice ” and they’ll b…..r off just the same”
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Vojo 14:37 on November 12, 2014 Permalink |
I agree with you, Ross. When people resort to swearing in public or in a formal situation they only reveal to others their own base nature and lack of other vocabulary to express themselves.
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