The face diapers have become a religion to the left and nothing better exemplifies this than what was caught on video in the Wisconsin public high school classroom.
An unidentified teacher at Poynette High School is seen on a video posted to social media berating a student for not properly wearing a mask.
She tells the student, “I don’t care if you’re vaccinated, you little dink. I don’t want to get sick and die. There’s other people you can infect just because you’re vaccinated. You know what? You’re not a special person around here," the unidentified teacher can be heard saying.
You should hear about how everyone talks about you around here. You’re a jerk. You’re a jerk. And you need to have respect for other people in your life. You’re not a big man on campus, quit walking around here like you have a stick up your butt."
In another clip, the teacher continues yelling at the student, telling him “people don’t like you. I don’t like you."
When the student responds by saying that "a lot of people like me," the teacher says: "They’re pretending."
Then, the student says: "In a few years look at me and then you'll be like, 'Oh hey, darn, I was wrong about him.’"
The teacher says “no, in a few years, I know exactly where you’re gonna be because people with your attitude don't get very far. You treat people like crap and people that treat people like crap don't get very far, Jimmy…You are one of the most disrespectful kids I've ever seen grace the halls of this high school and I've been here 27 years. Grow up. Have a little compassion for other people in the world."
After the clips went viral, the Poynette school district released a statement saying that the teacher -- who was not identified -- has been put on administrative leave.
They say, “the School District of Poynette is aware of an incident that occurred today, May 11th, involving a teacher and student at the Poynette High School. The District is initiating an investigation and the teacher involved has been put on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. The District contacted the parents and we are taking steps to provide the appropriate support for the student involved."