EPTSchool Shooting in Ohio - 3 Dead, 2 Injured - Page 2
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As always, with topics as complex and sensitive as these, please take a minute to think before you post. If this thread is to stay open the following must be avoided: - Disrespect to any of the parties involved (be it the bullies or bullied) The above includes: - Justifying or glorifying death or suicide as deserved - Disregarding or belittling the circumstances that give rise to these situations There's a reason why these discussions are always so sensitive. There are extremes on either side of the discussion that are disrespectful and narrow-minded in their own ways; the best approach is to carefully consider the other side before posting Warnings and bans will be handed out for unreasoned and insensitive statements. | ||
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Cokefreak
Finland8096 Posts
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SigmaoctanusIV
United States3313 Posts
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tMomiji
United States1115 Posts
On February 28 2012 04:35 Silidons wrote: here we go again with the army of people on TL who think that it's okay to shoot and kill someone for the only reason that they're an asshole. once again a person can't deal with their own problems and thinks that it is okay to kill someone for being bullied. "but they made fun of me so i shot him" oh here is a fucking medal. anyone who does this should go to prison. welcome to earth, where you're going to encounter assholes your entire life. if you think the only way to deal with it is to shoot them, you're bat shit crazy and deserve to be in prison your entire life. when i was in elementary i would get made fun of sometimes by random kids because my name is very different, but i didn't give a shit. I think you're missing the basic point...nobody said it's okay to kill anyone. Nobody. o.o People have only said that they understand the shooter's feelings. | ||
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HotShizz
France710 Posts
Sad news. | ||
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
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sc2superfan101
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On February 28 2012 04:34 rhs408 wrote: I said almost zero... no one deserves to be shot for bullying, but from someone who has been bullied in school, it is very difficult for me to feel sorry for them. i've been bullied, and i have siblings and cousins and friends who were bullied mercilisly. its hard, and you wish that it couldn't happen. but one of these kids is dead and it's horrible. i understand the feeling, i really do. but you have to try to think about it like this: this guys parents, friends, siblings, etc.... they will never see their son/brother/friend again. no one deserves to be shot like that. i feel so bad for everyone involved. im not trying to call down anyone for their feelings, im just saying to think about it. | ||
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tMomiji
United States1115 Posts
On February 28 2012 04:38 DannyJ wrote: Why did bullying not lead to people shooting each other when i went to school... What the hell is going on. Easier for kids to obtain guns now, I guess. | ||
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Paperplane
Netherlands1823 Posts
Bullying kills! | ||
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Doomwish
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Kamais Ookin
Canada591 Posts
On February 28 2012 04:39 Paperplane wrote: SC2 marines are a bad influence to kids these days.Sad story. Good that there's been an increase in bullying awareness lately though. It's easy to blame it on the drugs, rock 'n roll and the VIDYA GAMEZ. Bullying kills! User was warned for this post | ||
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
On February 28 2012 04:39 OmiDeLta wrote: Easier for kids to obtain guns now, I guess. Doubt it. I mean yeah sure, bullying has always made people do crazy shit, but doesn't there seem to be a FAR greater reaction to it nowadays in terms of violence and suicide, etc? Maybe I'm wrong. I guess it's just a different age with things like facebook and shit which are somehow making it harder for kids. Sad. | ||
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FSKi
United States901 Posts
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
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Imbajoe
United States857 Posts
But it's probably passed that at this point User was warned for not reading the thread and using memes | ||
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Tryndamere
Canada145 Posts
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TwoToneTerran
United States8841 Posts
On February 28 2012 04:37 OmiDeLta wrote: I think you're missing the basic point...nobody said it's okay to kill anyone. Nobody. o.o People have only said that they understand the shooter's feelings. Nope, that is the problem. I understand the social majority of this forum will always sympathize with the bullied first, but the act of murder is worse than bullying. Stating your explicit lack of sympathy for the murdered is a very poor stance to take and implies sympathy for the shooter against the bullies. The bullied child needs much more help at this point, but there is no help for the dead. The obvious solution is preventative and it would be nice if we lived in a perfect world. Be more outraged at the parents of both sides, the school system itself, and society for both the tolerance of such things and the ease of which a child of compromised mental health (from said bullying) can get a gun. I feel like in these sorts of threads there's too much of a kneejerk reaction to the situation. | ||
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Enki
United States2548 Posts
I was bullied myself and while I disagree with bullying obviously, shooting them isn't the answer. Nobody bothers to help these fucking kids then they wonder why it happened. On February 28 2012 04:43 Tryndamere wrote: They said the shooter was a nice guy, easy to talk to etc... I guess they must have really pissed him off in order for him to shoot them. If you get abused everyday, you will only take it for so long until you snap. I don't care how nice someone is, if pushed hard enough they will reach a breaking point. | ||
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
On February 28 2012 04:42 Integra wrote: I guess the adults just can't ignore bullying anymore. Bullying is always going to exist because very few teachers actually give a shit about it + the ones that do can't really do much. | ||
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tMomiji
United States1115 Posts
On February 28 2012 04:41 ASNheat wrote: We'll continue to see school shootings until the root of the problem is addressed. In the current US school system, students are taught to ignore bullies, and go on with their lives. However, in a lot of cases, the psychological damage still exists and instead of ignoring the anger and frustration they feel, it only festers inside them, eventually leading to school shootings. I believe that a total reversal of the current system should be used where children are taught to express their feelings, both negative and positive, in socially constructive activities. In my eyes, it's clearly evident that there is a much deeper societal problem at the root of things because school shootings have been almost a constant for many years now. It also doesn't help that they're plastered all over the news for potential copycats to see. This too. When I was in middle school the faculty actually pushed me away from help claiming I needed to deal with it on my own and saying I was clinging to them too much and taking up too much of their time. That's why I got so messed up, I stopped reporting it (even when it went escalated to something even worse which I will not mention here) - because I thought nobody cared. That's why these kids snap; they honestly think they can't do anything else. | ||
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Steemer
Canada98 Posts
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