Teacher fired for playboy photos

[Aramike]

Originally Posted by Arclight

The video is the news story. They have those parents and the girl in the studio. They keep stumbling over their own words, not a very credible story (they're trying to dismiss it as a timing issue :rotfl. That girl, when you first see her, has that "I won, haha" look on her face. IMHO clearly a revenge action.

No doubt she's a vindictive little brat.

Still doesn't excuse the teacher's lack of judgement, especially in light of this so-called "sexting" crisis. How credible is it to try to prevent kids from sending nude photos of themselves all the while their role models are posing nude for the world to see?

[Schroeder]

Originally Posted by Aramike

How credible is it to try to prevent kids from sending nude photos of themselves all the while their role models are posing nude for the world to see?

Is there a problem in the US with kids posting nude pictures of themselves?

[VipertheSniper]

I have heard there's also a problem with that in Germany.

[Dowly]

I've never understood the fuzz about what ppl do in their personal life, being reflected to their careers. I understand it when the person has done something illegal, but this for example, is IMO pure nonsense. There should be a law against firing ppl because of something like this.

A year or so ago, a finnish politician had to quit his job because he had sent sexual sms' to a woman, who was a) single b) not against the sms'. It's fricking ridiculous! If I want to frick a dead rabbit when at home and still do my job with A+ efficiency yadda yaa, what the heck is the fuzz about?

C**ts!

[Schroeder]

Originally Posted by VipertheSniper

I have heard there's also a problem with that in Germany.

First time I hear that.
Maybe I'm watching the wrong news.

[Dowly]

Originally Posted by Schroeder

First time I hear that.
Maybe I'm watching the wrong news.

Try channel 69.

[Spike88]

Originally Posted by Schroeder

Is there a problem in the US with kids posting nude pictures of themselves?

Some chick killed herself after taking nude pictures of her self and sending them to her boyfriend, they ended up splitting, and he spread the pictures around like a bad rash. Everyone at school called her a whore, and she ended up hanging her self, or something like that.

[Happy Times]

Originally Posted by Spike88

Some chick killed herself after taking nude pictures of her self and sending them to her boyfriend, they ended up splitting, and he spread the pictures around like a bad rash. Everyone at school called her a whore, and she ended up hanging her self, or something like that.

They should hang everyone that called her a whore.

[Spike88]

Originally Posted by Happy Times

They should hang everyone that called her a whore.

I agree, atleast all of the ones that dont feel remorse. For the others, let them live with their guilty conscious especially the ex who spread them.

And back to the main subject, sure the teacher is a roll model and all, but the major issue here is 90% of highschool kids should not be on X-rated sites anyways. So why punish the teacher for something the kids shouldn't be on?

[August]

Originally Posted by Schroeder

Is there a problem in the US with kids posting nude pictures of themselves?

For one thing it is against our child pornography laws for anyone to be in possession of nude pictures of a minor, even if it was the minor who took and sent them.