Oh God........Karbin wrote:
http://news.sympatico.cbc.ca/local/on/bully_in_suicide_boy_case_may_face_trial/41f58e90
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
no.War Man wrote:
Should I kill myself to change your mind?lowing wrote:
big difference....Here no one knows who you really are so no harm no foul. In real life it is a bit different.War Man wrote:
*Imagines all the bf2sers flaming me, being put to jail*
Anyway, now to serious business, I'd say the kid was weak and no one should be punished.
Whether they should or not, they won't give a fuck.
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War Man wrote:
Should I kill myself to change your mind?lowing wrote:
big difference....Here no one knows who you really are so no harm no foul. In real life it is a bit different.War Man wrote:
*Imagines all the bf2sers flaming me, being put to jail*
Anyway, now to serious business, I'd say the kid was weak and no one should be punished.
Whether they should or not, they won't give a fuck.
You guys seriously don't think war man is a troll after a post like this? Jesus lol
I'm not trolling, just making a point.Roc18 wrote:
War Man wrote:
Should I kill myself to change your mind?lowing wrote:
big difference....Here no one knows who you really are so no harm no foul. In real life it is a bit different.
You guys seriously don't think war man is a troll after a post like this? Jesus lol
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
no comment.War Man wrote:
Should I kill myself to change your mind?lowing wrote:
big difference....Here no one knows who you really are so no harm no foul. In real life it is a bit different.War Man wrote:
*Imagines all the bf2sers flaming me, being put to jail*
Anyway, now to serious business, I'd say the kid was weak and no one should be punished.
Whether they should or not, they won't give a fuck.
Exactly, you don't want to fucking admit it. If people start getting prosecuted for bullying someone they know in real life on the internet leading to that bullied person to suicide, then a chain of more people getting prosecuted for bullying people on the internet despite the fact that they do not know the person they bullied will start existing as well.lowing wrote:
no comment.War Man wrote:
Should I kill myself to change your mind?lowing wrote:
big difference....Here no one knows who you really are so no harm no foul. In real life it is a bit different.
Edit: More I want to add, but I think you need to take the time to figure out what I'm saying first.
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The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
Just because you don't know someone IRL doesn't mean "no harm no foul". Sometimes I see people saying...it's just the internet, you shouldn't take it personally. But, these days it is such a HUGE part of our daily interactions that you can't help but feel invested in the "relationships" there.
Plus, to expect a young, developing mind to differentiate between real life bullying and online bullying is not very realistic.
If anything comes of these bullying laws I hope that mandatory community service is on the table. These kids need to learn what it means to be a human being.
Plus, to expect a young, developing mind to differentiate between real life bullying and online bullying is not very realistic.
If anything comes of these bullying laws I hope that mandatory community service is on the table. These kids need to learn what it means to be a human being.
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No actually I said no comment because I was afraid you would actually do it to prove a point, and I didn't want my weekend ruined by answering a bunch of questions I have no idea the answers to about you.War Man wrote:
Exactly, you don't want to fucking admit it. If people start getting prosecuted for bullying someone they know in real life on the internet leading to that bullied person to suicide, then a chain of more people getting prosecuted for bullying people on the internet despite the fact that they do not know the person they bullied will start existing as well.lowing wrote:
no comment.War Man wrote:
Should I kill myself to change your mind?
Edit: More I want to add, but I think you need to take the time to figure out what I'm saying first.
Bottom line is. There is a huge difference between what we do in this anonymous forum and what happened to this poor kid.
Posts like that are evidence as to why it happens in the first place.Roc18 wrote:
War Man wrote:
Should I kill myself to change your mind?lowing wrote:
big difference....Here no one knows who you really are so no harm no foul. In real life it is a bit different.
You guys seriously don't think war man is a troll after a post like this? Jesus lol
We're all anonymous here, at least at the start. People here are judged purely by the quality (or lack thereof), angle etc. of their posts.
If someone gets flamed a lot on a forum by people he/she doesn't know, they need to look to their posting as the cause a lot of the time.
In the case of this kid, he knew these kids in real life, and was persecuted for being himself. We don't know other areas of his life like his family, mental health (though it's obvious this wasn't in a good place) and so on. It's all well and good to say "man up" like that's a solution. But it isn't, it's merely sweeping this under the carpet and basically saying "I don't really care and don't give a shit if this happens, just don't tell me about it". Great strategy. It's basically condoning this sort of behaviour.
Also, trying to split hairs between physical abuse and emotional abuse is, on one level, ridiculous. The whole reason it is abuse is because they are BOTH emotional abuse; one also has a physical aspect associated with it.
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YES!War Man wrote:
Should I kill myself to change your mind?lowing wrote:
big difference....Here no one knows who you really are so no harm no foul. In real life it is a bit different.War Man wrote:
*Imagines all the bf2sers flaming me, being put to jail*
Anyway, now to serious business, I'd say the kid was weak and no one should be punished.
Whether they should or not, they won't give a fuck.
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.
THere was no differentiating between it for this kid, this kid was not anonymous. The bullying he faced in real life was the same people that bullied him on line. This kid could not get away from it.tuckergustav wrote:
Just because you don't know someone IRL doesn't mean "no harm no foul". Sometimes I see people saying...it's just the internet, you shouldn't take it personally. But, these days it is such a HUGE part of our daily interactions that you can't help but feel invested in the "relationships" there.
Plus, to expect a young, developing mind to differentiate between real life bullying and online bullying is not very realistic.
If anything comes of these bullying laws I hope that mandatory community service is on the table. These kids need to learn what it means to be a human being.
who cares. we need more people to off themselfs if anything.
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.
I agree. More suicide bombers trying to blow us up in armored vehicles.m3thod wrote:
who cares. we need more people to off themselfs if anything.
Pulling parts of Afghan dude off the RPG cage. Good times.
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dont forget loaded jets full of fuel kabooom.1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
I agree. More suicide bombers trying to blow us up in armored vehicles.m3thod wrote:
who cares. we need more people to off themselfs if anything.
Pulling parts of Afghan dude off the RPG cage. Good times.
good times
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.
War Man wrote:
Should I kill myself to change your mind?lowing wrote:
big difference....Here no one knows who you really are so no harm no foul. In real life it is a bit different.War Man wrote:
*Imagines all the bf2sers flaming me, being put to jail*
Anyway, now to serious business, I'd say the kid was weak and no one should be punished.
Whether they should or not, they won't give a fuck.
Best not to pick on people you perceive as weaker than you - that was Uzique's flaw.War Man wrote:
Exactly, you don't want to fucking admit it. If people start getting prosecuted for bullying someone they know in real life on the internet leading to that bullied person to suicide, then a chain of more people getting prosecuted for bullying people on the internet despite the fact that they do not know the person they bullied will start existing as well.
Fuck Israel
Lol in Africa kids younger than 15 run around with guns killing each other, meanwhile in the "developed" world kids kill themselves because they read nasty words and are not emotionally developed enough to deal with words.tuckergustav wrote:
Just because you don't know someone IRL doesn't mean "no harm no foul". Sometimes I see people saying...it's just the internet, you shouldn't take it personally. But, these days it is such a HUGE part of our daily interactions that you can't help but feel invested in the "relationships" there.
Plus, to expect a young, developing mind to differentiate between real life bullying and online bullying is not very realistic.
If anything comes of these bullying laws I hope that mandatory community service is on the table. These kids need to learn what it means to be a human being.
/thread.Cheeky_Ninja06 wrote:
Lol in Africa kids younger than 15 run around with guns killing each other, meanwhile in the "developed" world kids kill themselves because they read nasty words and are not emotionally developed enough to deal with words.tuckergustav wrote:
Just because you don't know someone IRL doesn't mean "no harm no foul". Sometimes I see people saying...it's just the internet, you shouldn't take it personally. But, these days it is such a HUGE part of our daily interactions that you can't help but feel invested in the "relationships" there.
Plus, to expect a young, developing mind to differentiate between real life bullying and online bullying is not very realistic.
If anything comes of these bullying laws I hope that mandatory community service is on the table. These kids need to learn what it means to be a human being.
First world problems are retarded.
I was bullied for my entire time in school.
Did it suck? Yes.
Did I think about offing myself? Yes.
Would offing myself been a productive thing? No.
No one ever said life would be easy, and that's the problem. We're trying to make things easier for children. Which shouldn't be the case, because then shit like suicides for bullying would happen.
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If the women don't find ya handsome. They should at least find ya handy.
Happiness and it's unhappiness are subjective.Cheeky_Ninja06 wrote:
Lol in Africa kids younger than 15 run around with guns killing each other, meanwhile in the "developed" world kids kill themselves because they read nasty words and are not emotionally developed enough to deal with words.tuckergustav wrote:
Just because you don't know someone IRL doesn't mean "no harm no foul". Sometimes I see people saying...it's just the internet, you shouldn't take it personally. But, these days it is such a HUGE part of our daily interactions that you can't help but feel invested in the "relationships" there.
Plus, to expect a young, developing mind to differentiate between real life bullying and online bullying is not very realistic.
If anything comes of these bullying laws I hope that mandatory community service is on the table. These kids need to learn what it means to be a human being.
It's like saying you shouldn't be unhappy your father just died because kids in the Amazon are kidnapped, taken to a mining town and forced into prostitution all their lives. Nobody knows what that's like so it's a pointless comparison, like yours.
So tell me, how would you handle being publicly ridiculed, humiliated and embarrassed at every corner in school? You would just turn the other cheek and walk it off huh?Cheeky_Ninja06 wrote:
Lol in Africa kids younger than 15 run around with guns killing each other, meanwhile in the "developed" world kids kill themselves because they read nasty words and are not emotionally developed enough to deal with words.tuckergustav wrote:
Just because you don't know someone IRL doesn't mean "no harm no foul". Sometimes I see people saying...it's just the internet, you shouldn't take it personally. But, these days it is such a HUGE part of our daily interactions that you can't help but feel invested in the "relationships" there.
Plus, to expect a young, developing mind to differentiate between real life bullying and online bullying is not very realistic.
If anything comes of these bullying laws I hope that mandatory community service is on the table. These kids need to learn what it means to be a human being.
and please do not compare the people in Africa, and how they act, with those from developed nations. It is a ridiculous comparison. Unless you are saying this kid should just shoot his way out of any situation he is uncomfortable with.
Lowing the nanny stater.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
I never understood that. I was bullied in the 7th grade and 9th and I never once thought about hurting myself. I always thought of doing worse to the bullies.Did I think about offing myself? Yes.
Why would you take it out on yourself rather than returning it threefold?
This.lowing wrote:
So tell me, how would you handle being publicly ridiculed, humiliated and embarrassed at every corner in school? You would just turn the other cheek and walk it off huh?Cheeky_Ninja06 wrote:
Lol in Africa kids younger than 15 run around with guns killing each other, meanwhile in the "developed" world kids kill themselves because they read nasty words and are not emotionally developed enough to deal with words.tuckergustav wrote:
Just because you don't know someone IRL doesn't mean "no harm no foul". Sometimes I see people saying...it's just the internet, you shouldn't take it personally. But, these days it is such a HUGE part of our daily interactions that you can't help but feel invested in the "relationships" there.
Plus, to expect a young, developing mind to differentiate between real life bullying and online bullying is not very realistic.
If anything comes of these bullying laws I hope that mandatory community service is on the table. These kids need to learn what it means to be a human being.
and please do not compare the people in Africa, and how they act, with those from developed nations. It is a ridiculous comparison. Unless you are saying this kid should just shoot his way out of any situation he is uncomfortable with.
You really think the mind set of a child who is brainwashed to kill entire villages is better than that of an American teen. You think they have a better quality of life because of it? You think none of them kill themselves to get away from the shit show that is Africa. Or am I wrong and these kids have the ideal upbringing?
Pretty sure it was a troll post, but figured I would respond at least once. (benefit of the doubt and all.)
Edit: Also pretty sure every kid doesn't run around killing each other over there, somebody has to be the in the villages getting killed. I know! Maybe when a kid reaches a certain age here, we should give him a gun, let him kill one of his friends and then believe that makes him a stable, tough human being.
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