Re:To my daughter's high school programming teacher
by derleth on Tuesday September 10, 2013 @02:30AM
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Bullying is violence, and I wonder how you know there was no rape.
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Re:To my daughter's high school programming teacher
by krakensden on Tuesday September 10, 2013 @02:54AM
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Bullying can be, but it isn't necessarily. Please don't trivialize real violence.
Re:To my daughter's high school programming teacher
by jacalata on Tuesday September 10, 2013 @03:06AM
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You're right, i completely discounted the possibility of female-female rape. I'm still pretty confident, but I take back the definitely. And I was using violence to mean physical injury, sorry if you were confused. I think it shouldn't be an unrealistic goal to have high schools where no one is raped or physically assaulted, I'm very confident i was at one, and I think that people who consider that so outlandish a suggestion that I must be an unwitting monster must have some sad backgrounds.
Re:To my daughter's high school programming teacher
by makomk on Tuesday September 10, 2013 @10:47AM
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Well, since almost everyone else completely discounts the possibility of female-female rape - probably including the teachers at your school - I wouldn't be so confident. After all, how would you know?
Re:To my daughter's high school programming teacher
by jacalata on Tuesday September 10, 2013 @05:51AM
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And now I should apologize, because I realized I was thinking only of the student body when we did have some male teachers. So although I would be shocked to learn of any incidents, it is not as impossible as I said.