How clueless are people regarding the following legal/ethical issue?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Some goon teacher on Quora just recommended taking "aggressive students" into the hall alone and talking to them. I LAUGHED and told them that was a dumb idea, because today's teenagers are Godless and will attack you for any reason or no reason at all. It's also a bad idea, because you're asking to be sued with false charges on some trumped up sexual harassment allegations or some other false accusation.

At least if you stay in the room with the other students, even if they all turn on you, one of them might be honest and take your side. If you go in the hallway or another room where there are no witnesses, you're fucking dumb as rocks.

Follow the "Billy Graham Rule": Never be alone in a room with a woman except your own lawfully wedded wife. Even then, I'd recommend precautions, because today you can get charged with rape for having sex with your wife.

You should NEVER be alone in a room with anyone you wouldn't trust with your own life and power of attorney; least of all the opposite gender.

[Chazmatazz269]

Teachers aren’t generally the cream of the crop thinkers. Most of them are emotionally stunted. They didn’t get enough high skool the first time around. So they went back. The highlight of their job is lousy pay and summers off. 😂😂😂
It is said that “those who can’t do, teach” for good reason. Name ONE career dependent upon education that pays less than the instructors. You can’t cuz that never happens.
So teachers probably aren’t going to suddenly start making good choices after the string of bad ones that got them a teaching job. There’s also the overwhelming likelihood that most teachers have earned any accusation that comes their way, or they’re otherwise working on it. The alarming increase in the number of teachers in the news for r*ping kids and killing people. Why would you assume an accusation must be “false”. They made their bed. Let ‘em sleep in it.

[Hagar88]

I've heard such foolishness b4. Like dispatching social workers or paramedics instead of police with violent people that have mental health issues.

What teachers should do is protect themselves at all times, not just physically but legally. Teacher defends themselves from a violent 15 year old and they find themselves facing a legal case and fired from their job. School will just drop them. Im reminded of that female teacher that got a beating from a 250llb 17 year old black student. Obviously he never met consequences in his life and had probably been suspended multiple times and let back in rather than expelled. The teacher couldn't work after and has no income.

[OneViewpoint]

Damn, that question was you letting all your fear and paranoia out. Life must be scary inside your head.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

No, dummy. I'm well prepared. I've eye witnessed all of the scenarios I described above. You're naive if you think this doesn't happen to people.

[OneViewpoint]

And I think you're afraid to face life like a man.