I think if you did, you might not be shocked by it. Teachers are expected to do more and more, and much of the parenting authority has been ceded to us by the parents. In the media they call it teacher accountability, but really it's a lack of parent accountability. There's no respect anymore. I'm afraid I find the violence in this case shocking but not exactly the murder itself. Does that make sense?
"Teachers are increasingly burdened with responsibilities that used to belong to parents, leading to a decline in parental accountability. This shift has resulted in diminished respect for teachers and authority figures. The media often refers to this as teacher accountability, but in reality, it highlights the lack of parent involvement and responsibility."
"The speaker finds the violence involved in a particular incident shocking, but not the murder itself. This distinction suggests a desensitization to violence due to ongoing issues in the education system and society, making the actual act less surprising despite its brutality."
