EPTIt continued in the cafeteria as well and nobody even budged to go to the principal.
Are all the students just heartless individuals or are they just not 'snitches'?
Whats the diff?
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SanguineToss
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It continued in the cafeteria as well and nobody even budged to go to the principal. Are all the students just heartless individuals or are they just not 'snitches'? Whats the diff? | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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rredtooth
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On September 16 2009 13:26 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: you're not the least bit cynical. i feel like in a high school setting there is so much pressure about what is the "right" (not necessarily the most virtuous) thing to do that one misstep could ruin your social life. they are all making the "right" decision in their mind (once again, not the most virtuous) because they don't want to risk themselves for something they wouldn't benefit out of.Humanity is just sad in general. That is the answer. | ||
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ghermination
United States2851 Posts
On September 16 2009 13:26 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Humanity is just sad in general. That is the answer. For some reason i found that sentence depressing. | ||
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omninmo
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snitch only if it benefits you or the victim somehow. try to make a deal with the principal. | ||
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Klockan3
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d3_crescentia
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the instant he said the word 'snitch' was the instant he ensured that anyone who came forward was going to be treated as one | ||
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benjammin
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AtlaS
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On September 16 2009 13:32 ghermination wrote: For some reason i found that sentence depressing. Same here, but then I looked at his quote and it all made sense. He's one of those guys. On topic, you can't really expect anything else in schools nowadays. I would never rat on someone if they did something like that but I would definitely confront them personally. If a kid gets in trouble with a principal, it won't change anything. He'll remain the same person. But if they hear something from another student, then maybe something might happen. (especially if you're an intimidating/influential person) | ||
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SanguineToss
Canada815 Posts
On September 16 2009 14:02 d3_crescentia wrote: the principal worded things poorly, honestly the instant he said the word 'snitch' was the instant he ensured that anyone who came forward was going to be treated as one the principal is like very firm and always expressess the exact words he wants to say. And yeah i agree his word choicing was very very poor, but at my school so much shit happens that the principal gets so mad and chokes in front of the pa | ||
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OreoBoi
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BanZu
United States3329 Posts
On September 16 2009 14:08 AtlaS wrote: Same here, but then I looked at his quote and it all made sense. He's one of those guys. One of those people that realize God is more than a religion? What? | ||
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
On September 16 2009 14:14 OreoBoi wrote: The reason most people, including me, won't go to the principle in a case like this is they are worried what will happen afterwards. Not many people have never broken the rules and the fear is that if you "snitch" on someone, there is a higher chance someone will snitch on you. More like someone will make you get some stitches lol | ||
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AtlaS
United States1001 Posts
On September 16 2009 14:15 BanZu wrote: One of those people that realize God is more than a religion? What? No, one of those guys who would put something like that in your quote. I would have no problem with if he was Atheist, Agnostic, or Mormon. It's just that I never understood the point of having something like that as your quote, especially on a starcraft website. And it is usually those people that seem to post with such an apathetic view on life. I'm hesitant to call them Emo kids because it would be wrong, but their similarities are becoming quite striking. Just an observation. | ||
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Kennelie
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Klockan3
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On September 16 2009 14:14 OreoBoi wrote: The reason most people, including me, won't go to the principle in a case like this is they are worried what will happen afterwards. Not many people have never broken the rules and the fear is that if you "snitch" on someone, there is a higher chance someone will snitch on you. What kind of school are you going to? | ||
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Zapdos_Smithh
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udgnim
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On September 16 2009 13:25 SanguineToss wrote: I had a random thought today at school after seeing this poor freshman being dragged to the office all beat up. The principal went on the PA and called for anybody to speak up if they had seen or heard anything and he MADE Sure to say that this would not be 'snitching' but helping the community. As soon as the announcement was over i could overhear people in my class saying "Anybody who snitches to the principal is a blah blah blah". It continued in the cafeteria as well and nobody even budged to go to the principal. Are all the students just heartless individuals or are they just not 'snitches'? Whats the diff? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herd_mentality | ||
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