Re:Mental illness, mass shootings, and the politics of Ameri...
by trevcanhuman on Wednesday May 25, 2022 @10:27PM
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I agree. Yet part of the problem is that your future kinda depends on it. You could be cataloged as having 'mental issues' for punching a guy in the face, even if it was for self defense. But yeah, I guess your point still stands since we've lost our sense of what's right and standing up for ourselves. The "Fine, I'll do it myself" meme would definitely apply here.
Re:Mental illness, mass shootings, and the politics of Ameri...
by denimnerd42 on Wednesday May 25, 2022 @11:10PM
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My middle school grades and teacher recommendations got me into an elite high school. If I had thrown punches at bullies, got suspended, missed test, etc.. I wouldn't have had that opportunity. Most people's middle school grades are probably useless but I dunno maybe they get them into a higher track in 9th grade like AP courses and stuff vs remedial work.
Re:Mental illness, mass shootings, and the politics of Ameri...
by qball on Thursday May 26, 2022 @12:30AM
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>Yeah, but (pardon my French) who the fuck cares?
Well, the people suffering from it who haven't figured out that it doesn't matter. And the school certainly won't tell you that because of moral hazard; suffering ensues.
>With crap middle school administration, the bullied are ending up in detention (or worse) while the provocateurs are getting away without repercussion.
Working as intended.
With crap middle school administration, the bullied are ending up in detention (or worse) while the provocateurs are getting away without repercussion.