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Was the child being harmed or injured? No? Merely being in a bag is not abuse.Now if the child had a fear of being in dark enclosed spaces, or even crying then you might have a point.Why isn't it? That would be first and only assumption and thought - it would be HARD for someone to convince me otherwise. Maybe I should be the one my feelings about what's abusive to my children and not you?
Her son was IN TROUBLE. They called her TO school to come and GET him. It's not like they were on the playground having a good time or something - he was tied up in a bag and in the middle of a hallway waiting for his mom to come and get him.
They picked up the phone - dialed her number - talked to her -a nd told her to come and get him because he was out of control. She arrived: found him holed up in a bag in the middle of a hallway and your response is "oh - maybe they were playing"
The school didn't have a lycra bag to deal with him. In their minds it like they found the next best thing.
Can you not possible see how this is NOT PLAYTIME?
Was the kid crying, was the kid traumatized?
You acting like a bat **** insane overeating woman is saying that I am wishy washy and stupid?Geesh - your stupidity and blatant wishy washiness is ruining my Christmas . . . I'm out of here.
You've got issues.