Teacher sacked for kicking a horse

Robt

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Location
Suffolk
she got sacked for hunting.. end of... there is no justice left in this world... which is why the convicted nurse has a fund to help get her released... just dont get caught because if you do... the media mob will decide...
Are you comparing punching a horse to killing (allegedly but enough to be arrested and investigated by police and sentenced) children… wow!
 
Yes, but won't she get Costs awarded.....and probably now look at constructive or unfair dismissal from her teaching job?

she got sacked for hunting.. end of...

This only made it to court because some pseudo-terrorists shared an edited video online.

There will be a clause in her contract about "bringing the school/profession into disrepute" which doesn't need a guilty verdict.

Hopefully it cost the RSPCA dearly too.
 

melted welly

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Arable Farmer
Location
DD9.
I've noticed some really badly behaved children this summer while manning our local history stall. A few weeks ago I was sitting in my deckchair at Salisbury Museum quietly listening to a talk that was being given in the next door marquee, a little girl sees me, gives me a foul look and starts kicking the stones from the path all over me. Mother just looked round briefly and moved on without apologising or saying a word. At the next festival at the Roman villa, a kid was trying to take all the exhibits and mum had no control at all, she just said how wonderful he was for being keen and she found home-schooling to be just what he needed. :( I have put them both on my list of obnoxious children and mums to be dealt with when I become president.
. reminds me of a story I heard on radio, years ago on Simon Mayo’s confessions. Was a bloke at a petting farm with his kids who had the misfortune to be in same group as a little princess and her doting mother who were making the trip a misery for the others.

After several stops where the princess had to be front and centre (else the tantrums started), they arrived at the goats. Again, princess had to be first in the line. After having her go, the goat was turned to meet the other kids, presenting its button like starfish sphincter to the girl. Who promptly pressed it, pushing her finger in to the knuckle. This caused the goat mild alarm, and the resultant startled jerk hurt the inserted digit to the point of tears. Mum promptly arrived on scene and immediately began kissing the finger better. The story teller says he began to stand up to make her aware when he felt a hand on his shoulder from another dad, who suggested the incident was best just left to play out. 🤣

My point being that those horrible folk you encountered will get their just desserts in time, and whilst you had to suffer them for a few minutes, they also have to live with themselves permanently. And how fecking miserable must that be?!
 

Huno

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Arable Farmer
Are you comparing punching a horse to killing (allegedly but enough to be arrested and investigated by police and sentenced) children… wow!
no never.. i was just comparing the lynch mob mentality of society and the fact that even when guilty beyond all doubt ... there are always those that argue otherwise.. that was all
 

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