Classroom Flag Argument

I can't I am not paying my tax money. Get out. No, it's not part of any thing. man, and I don't want you hanging on flag. Somebody parent going to get mad. I'm not getting out of nowhere. Hey. No. a flag over the United States of America.

A heated classroom confrontation unfolds between an older teacher at a podium and a woman in a black patterned dress, with students watching. They argue about taxes, a flag, and what should be taught in school, while the woman refuses to leave and threatens to involve a parent. The clip is used as an angry, chaotic reaction to someone stubbornly escalating an argument. EN: A heated classroom confrontation unfolds between an older teacher at a podium and a woman in a black patterned dress, with students watching. They argue about taxes, a flag, and what should be taught in school, while the woman refuses to leave and threatens to involve a parent. The clip is used as an angry, chaotic reaction to someone stubbornly escalating an argument.

Excuse me, this is a public school little lady. You are exiled. Since you are exiled, you see the time to talk to the guys and to crowd. His needs to go exactly where it is in the world. You need to go in the garbage. I'm teaching my son to grow up to be a man. And I don't want you hanging on flag. I'm calling security. Hang on flag up, but you just sit up there and teach them the type of stuff I'm trying to keep them away from. I told you what happened. I told you, I told you somebody can't go to bed. You need to be teaching history. 33 please. No, you need to be teaching history. Shut up! I'm not getting out of nowhere. I'm not getting out of nowhere. Hey, no, you won't tell my son. I'm not telling him to fail. You're talking to me. You're talking to me. My son ain't failing. He needs to be better than you got from studying. I ain't getting out of you. You're out of the states of America.

• @sbunem / 55026 2023-09-18