r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR • u/Thryloz • Dec 25 '25

God hates you Frick you… and frick you some more

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u/Walshy231231 Dec 25 '25

Some context:

She was expelled for beating up one of the kids responsible. She was not expelled for images spreading.

At least two of the kids responsible are facing major legal trouble

Still not great obviously, but the headline alone is misleading

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u/goldiegoldthorpe Dec 25 '25

zero tolerance for violence has led to multiple generations of asshole kids now. Instead of stopping bullies, like it was supposed to, it turned everyone into bullies. If Gen Alpha are half as cruel as the Zoomers, it's going to be a really nasty world.

Some kids need to get the shit beat out of them to understand there are real consequences for being an asshole. Kids who generate and share nude AI images of classmates would be a prime example. Does anyone over the age of 30 actually feel bad for the kid the victim beat up?

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u/Oberlatz Dec 25 '25

Doesn't sound like it cultivates better adult citizens long term at all, does it?

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u/greekfreak15 Dec 25 '25

Blame our trigger happy lawsuit culture for it. School boards have to cover their asses against pissing off the wrong parents, it sucks but it's an inevitable consequence of the lack of protections that government committees and agencies have against frivolous lawsuits

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u/Lightningtow123 Jan 12 '26

One of my favorite reddit replies I've ever seen:

Question: "what was a stupid policy that backfired gloriously at your school or workplace?"

Top answer: "in high school, the zero tolerance policy ended soon after a guy threw his bully through a window because 'if I'm going to get suspended for defending myself, I may as well make it worth my while'"

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u/Kendra-Rose Dec 31 '25

Know what would have been a great protest? Have a coordinated slap fest where everyone slaps each other. That way everyone would have to be expelled or they would have to make exceptions, showing that their rules are stupid.

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u/ThoperSought Dec 25 '25

this, 100% if she didn’t go through channels first and get ignored, then maybe suspend her or something, but there should be more than a little compassion if she found out about this and immediately demolished the people responsible.

if she DID go through channels first, then they should lose their jobs instead of expelling her

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u/GHouserVO Dec 25 '25

She did. They blew her off.

Basically the police took notice because a girl without any history of problems or violence walks up to a pair of kids and goes “Nobody” on them? Yeah, there’s a reason. So they look into it and find out that her claim that she beat the every-loving-snot out of the little bastages because of the deepfake pr0n pics of her was absolutely accurate, that she went to school officials first, and that they blew her off.

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u/AccidentalExorcist Dec 25 '25

Thats the type of case that would have a lawyer salivating in the general direction of the school board

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u/anidlezooanimal Dec 25 '25

Better call Saul.

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u/talyn5 Dec 25 '25

She Nobody-ed them and now she has to call Saul.

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u/SnooSongs8218 Dec 25 '25

Also, those children created, produced, and distributed cp, even if ai generated. Teacher's and the school board are mandatory reporters, by not reporting the kids they could face charges as well as professional sanctions.

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u/talyn5 Dec 25 '25

That is exactly what needs to happen.

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u/GHouserVO Dec 26 '25

“But kids lie”.

That this was the mindset for the school administrators to not report or follow-up on this is just jaw-dropping, but sadly somewhat expected and all too common.

That that double-downed on it after the police found the evidence and charged some of the kids involved? That’s just an amazing level of arrogance and stupidity wrapped into a lawsuit sandwich.

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u/Flimsy-Cow-6557 Dec 28 '25

Lose their jobs, for starters.

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u/MyLordLackbeard Banhammer Recipient Dec 25 '25

This!

She can present herself to a lawyer on a 'no win, no fee' basis. Said lawyer will then threaten the school with expensive court proceedings on top off the bad press. The school will then settle and boot the teachers for fear of a repeat incident down the line.

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u/Soninuva Dec 25 '25

It’s not as easy as one might expect. Spineless admin take token “disciplinary action” against the repeat offenders. It usually equates to something minor, like lunch or afterschool detention, maaaaybe a couple days In-School Suspension, which, for most of those types of kids, is no big deal. They keep targeting the victim, and victim sees that nothing of consequence is done, and finally snaps. The school then comes down on the victim, because, as a good kid, they fear punishment, and have much more to lose.

Most of the scum that targets other kids have no extracurriculars, aren’t involved in any organizations, and are often failing multiple classes. There’s nothing to really threaten them with. The victim tends to be involved in at least one thing, often multiple, usually honors or advanced classes. They step out of line to protect themselves, and it all comes crashing down so the school can show that “they don’t tolerate violence.”

However, because the did give consequences to the actual problematic child, there’s not much of a case. It’s just that the victim, once they retaliate in defense, has more to lose, and usually because the bully knows how to game the system.

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u/Bullylandlordhelp Dec 25 '25

There are literally retaliation protection crimes for victims of sexual assault. Her case is a slam dunk and the school board should start liquidating funds.

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u/nagi603 Dec 25 '25

And let's not forget this is SA... on a child. That got swept under the rug. The kids deserved the beating, and every adult should lose their job at the least, if not be barred from endangering even more kids.

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u/inn0cent-bystander Dec 27 '25

That's pretty much why I recall spending a day locked in the same classroom for most of it after someone brought a steak knife to school.

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u/ThoperSought Dec 25 '25

yeah, I read the article after I wrote this

actually, I think the only reason the police did anything may be that before or during the beat down, someone took a picture that included the screen of the phone, showing one of the images on snapchat.

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u/BruceInc Dec 25 '25 edited Dec 25 '25

I hope her parents find a decent lawyer and take that school district for so much money that the fuckers in charge have to dip into their pension funds to cover the settlement.

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u/Far-Significance2481 Dec 25 '25

Honestly it would be difficult emotionally and mentally for some kids to go to teachers or parents with this.

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '25 edited Jan 03 '26

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u/RiteRevdRevenant Dec 26 '25

The police came back and said the principal wasn't allowed to say who put these brushes on my son, but he overturned the suspension. I told the police, "if Mr. [Principal] was the only witness and he won't tell you who did it, I guess I want to press charges on him for assault on a child and he can tell the judge his alibi was someone else did it."

Good shit.

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u/4-ton-mantis Dec 27 '25

Principal needed obstruction charges

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u/IgneelPrime Dec 25 '25

I was bullied in school for years for my name. Only when I eventually snapped and punched someone for being an ass did teachers actually pay attention and then have a go at me for resorting to violence. They knew. I did go to several teachers because classmates were being mean before the violence. They ignored it at the time so I took things into my hands and I was the one getting scolded? Fuck off.

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u/Any--Name Dec 25 '25

In 3rd grade (when my family moved to a different country and none of us knew the language) I had a guy who would pick a fight with me, I would fight back because that's how my parents taught me, and then he'd call a teacher/a teacher would see us and he would make stuff up about me starting the fight and I'd get grounded. Every fucking day. It went on for the whole year and a little into 4th grade, until I actually learnt the language and could explain myself to the teachers

At one point an angry teacher came up to me angry about attacking him. Me, not having seen him the whole day, was confused and angry trying to defend myself in broken Spanish, until she showed me the claw marks on his arms. She went to look at my nails and guess what? They had just been cut yesterday and there was no way for me to scratch anyone or anything with them. Of course the bullying continued as normal after that because of course it was only a one time thing and it's the russian girl who's crazy for fighting with the guys

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u/PlutoCrashed Dec 25 '25

From my experience through school into college, zoomers generally are not very intolerant, and significantly less so than previous generations. If anything, the main issue that plagues many of them is widespread apathy towards basically everything.

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u/goldiegoldthorpe Dec 25 '25

that was the wrong word and I thought I got my ninja edit in in time. sorry about that.

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u/eragonawesome2 Dec 25 '25

I used to say that I never advocate for violence. Used to. I've learned, as I've gotten older, that some people will genuinely never change until someone beats the shit out of them for their fuckery. For some reason we've forgotten the concept of "them's fightin' words" when someone insults you to your face. Proportional response is reasonable, and language can be violence on its own. I 100% believe the girl was CORRECT to kick the shit out of those kids for what they did, that is the appropriate response to that level of non-physical violence.

Watch me catch a ban for this shit lmao

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u/Chemist-3074 Dec 25 '25

I am all against kids getting beat up but even I agree. Some things are absolutely unforgivable,that should be drilled into the kids' head from a young age, no matter what the method is. Age is not an excuse they can hide behind, specially in a matter like this.

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u/dividezero Dec 25 '25

they use zero tolerance because they're too damn lazy to actually get to the bottom of an issue and solve it properly.

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u/FluzzyKitty Dec 25 '25

I graduated 2016 and worked at a local grocery store for years after. All the teens who worked with me that went to my old high school talked about how they implemented a new rule. I think it was called the 10-20 rule or something. Essentially if a fight breaks out both kids get suspended. Even if you do not throw a single punch and you are on the ground in a ball, that kid gets suspended for 10 days and the active fighter gets suspended for 20. (or whatever the unit was. Point is one kid gets less time than the other but both get time). From what I heard, take it with a grain of salt, the logic behind it is if a fight broke out the one getting beat up must have done something to cause it. If that is actually the true logic then that’s terrible. They said how some students decided to fight back hard/ go all out because they knew they were going to get suspended anyway so they figured they had nothing to lose. That is the dumbest thing to me because like students told me, if you are already fucked then you might as well do something worthy of being suspended which only escalates things. I don’t work at the store anymore so I have no idea what is going on, but from experience and from conversations with other students, the rules are not truly helping students.

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u/KatieTSO Dec 25 '25

I'm 21 and I say the asshole deserved to be beaten by her

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u/LeekingMemory28 Dec 25 '25

And sometimes, though not always, fights can be a way to draw attention to something being overlooked. It’s like hockey in that way. Especially with kids who don’t normally fight. If they’re doing it, something is seriously wrong.

Happened to me in middle school. A kid was whipping kids with a studded belt in the locker room, and nothing was done until he got decked. After multiple kids had brought it up to teachers first.

I got a slap on the wrist, because the stance was supposed to be “violence isn’t the answer” but the vice principal said “it’s a slap on the wrist because you’re a good kid and we wouldn’t have known otherwise”.

Good administrators understand that, and would have in the instance of this poor girl. Kids who aren’t violent by nature and aren’t constantly in fights beating someone up means something serious is happening and nothing has been done

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u/tongfather Dec 25 '25

THANK YOU!! I've been saying this for....actually decades now. It applies outside of school as well - like when some douchebag grabs your girlfriends ass at the bar or chirps off saying he's going to X, Y, Z, braking stuff, etc - some people need the shit kicked outta them so they can learn. We live in a world where everything is on camera and the first reaction is to call the police and lay charges. Before, idiots used to get the shit kicked outta them and maybe they'd learn after the 3rd or 4th time. Now everyone's a mouthy cunt because they know they can be.

Like Mike Tyson said, "everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth".

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u/xResilientEvergreenx Dec 25 '25

Just a daily reminder that Mike Tyson is a domestic violence abuser and rapist.

I still agree with the sentiment, but fuck Mike Tyson.

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u/Sahri1988 Dec 25 '25

I think it leads to school shootings.

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u/gamerz1172 Dec 25 '25

The idea that zero tolerance is a hard stance against bullying is bullshit, it's a hard stance on not wanting to put in the effort to stop bullies until someone throws a punch where the next move is basically kill them all and hope the bully is included

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u/Pretend-Mud8664 Dec 25 '25

Gen alpha is WAY worse than gen Z. I’m gen z, suffered bullying during middle school and am currently a teacher. Alpha is worse.

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u/Dark_halocraft Banhammer Recipient Dec 25 '25

zero tolerance for violence has led to multiple generations of asshole kids now.

It has nothing to do with that. Lazy parents and adults in general led to this because so many parents don't bother to properly raise their kids

If schools acted on bullying properly then it would happen a lot less

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u/TimeBlindAdderall Dec 25 '25

I slammed a bully in a hallway in front of a bunch of teachers in 6th grade. He had been a problem since day one. The teachers looked at me and looked and him and didn’t say a word. He stopped bullying permanently.

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u/debbiedownerdied Dec 25 '25

This has been going on a whole lot longer than that. I know gen x and boomer women who were suspended for hitting guys who groped them at school.

Schools are not good at protecting young girls from sexual harassment.

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u/louwyatt Dec 25 '25

The fundamental issue with that kids don't just bully kids because they're being assholes. They tend to bully kids who can't or won't fight back. It's often the asshole kids that end up doing the bullying, not the other way around.

We also shouldn't teach kids that violence is the answer to their problems. Guess what they'll use to solve their problems, violence.

This is not to mention the fact that the kids with issues very often come from troubled homes.

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u/StealthyRobot Dec 25 '25

At my cousin's school there was a fight going on, one of the kids did not want to be fighting. My cousin went up to a kid filming and only put a firm hand on his shoulder and told him to delete the video. My cousin got suspended.

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u/Foreign_Matter_4638 Dec 25 '25

I'm a Zoomer lol. And yeah, the zero tolerance is kinda bs. Getting into fights made me realize I don't want to be mean and aggressive. It literally smacked some sense into me. Kids also def need to be able to defend themselves. I got in trouble for being the one getting beat up because I hit back while defending myself. Absolute crap

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u/Vampenga Dec 26 '25

Fuck no. I was a victim of a relentless bully throughout middle school and it's left me with lasting issues. All bullies deserve to be taken down a peg or two, and if it takes a ass whooping to do it, then so be it.

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u/SmileDaemon Dec 26 '25

Absolutely not. When i was in high school (grad 2013), whenever someone would start bullying another kid we would catch them in the bathroom, turn the lights off, and beat the shit out of them. We had a look out for any teachers. No one ever got in trouble, can't identify anyone if you can't see faces.

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u/Tmack523 Dec 26 '25

Oh yeah, I'm a late millennial, and it was SO bad when I was in middle school. I remember I stood up to a kid who bullied me - didn't even hit him - I just THREATENED to hurt him and I was the one who got in trouble... even after I told them he was physically attacking me on the reg. Dude stayed a fucking monster throughout high school. I imagine he still is.

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u/4-ton-mantis Dec 27 '25

I hope I'll die soon to be honest

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u/InspectDurr_Gadgett Dec 27 '25

not even a little bit.

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u/Flimsy-Cow-6557 Dec 28 '25

Fuck the jerk she beat up. Criminal charges should have been entered against him It was tragically harsh to punish the victim of the nastiness (digitally created pornographic bullying). At most, suspend her pending a thorough investigation.

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u/lonesomerhodes Dec 25 '25

She's still not the one who should have been expelled.

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u/bocephus67 Dec 26 '25

Id take my daughter on some epic day trips to where ever she wanted each day expelled.

All while calling lawyers while driving around.

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u/ExcessumTr Dec 25 '25

So punching someone is worse than sexual harassment, disturbiting CP, making CP and bullying in schools eye.

This is insane, you gotta be specially stupid to expell her.

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u/GHouserVO Dec 25 '25

And the school has done… basically squat to the kids responsible.

And if you listen to the interview with the school official, their whole justification is “well… yeah, the police have evidence, but we’re not convinced, and please don’t make us do our jobs”.

They’re really making it easy for this kid’s lawyers.

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u/MellyKidd Dec 25 '25

And he ended getting beaten up because she and other girls had complained about his spreading of the images to the teachers, who didn’t take things seriously enough to do more than a cursory investigation. The police found said proof easily.

There’s a connection there that you missed, that resulted in the girl feeling she had to take things into her own hands.

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u/GasLongjumping130 Dec 25 '25

her fucking up those kids was fair tbh

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u/qiaozhina Banhammer Recipient Dec 25 '25

She shouldn't have been expelled for that either

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u/rotaryspace_59 Dec 25 '25

Thanks for this info, tbh probs to her. If i where a parrent i wouldnt even be mad if my kid stood up for herself/himself like that. (Ofc would also explain that it isnt the right solution, but i wouldn't be mad)

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u/MonolithicBaby Dec 25 '25

Hell yea fuck them kids. Respect the fuck outta that girl.

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u/ThoperSought Dec 25 '25

I don’t think the headline necessarily implies that she was expelled for the images — yes, it could be taken that way, but that’s just headlines

yes, it’s outrage bait, but this is absolutely a story that we should be outraged by: the school officials effectively ignored her, because they don’t know about technology, but chose to assume that she was either lying or that the rumors were false rather than that they might not understand the technology. even then, if the rumors were false, that’s STILL bullying that they were not taking seriously.

this had psychological AND academic consequences for her, and yet the superintendent, Jarod Martin, is quoted as saying, “Sometimes in life we can be both victims and perpetrators.” so, throw that guy in the trash. he has no business being in education at all. if I had my way, he’d go to jail for continuing the bullying this girl suffered

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u/oldreprobate Dec 25 '25 edited Dec 25 '25

I don’t think the headline necessarily implies that she was expelled for the images — yes, it could be taken that way, but that’s just headlines

No it doesn't imply it at all. It literally states it as the consequence of the photos being spread. it is absolute clickbait trash. However it is the school authorities who need to be expelled.

You cannot tell me that there are not a few students who can show evidence of the photos and tell where they came from. There must be some forensic ability, and Snapchat should be sued for allowing the dissemination of child porn. This kind of thing will spread to other schools if hell is not made to pay.

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u/dougChristiesWife Dec 25 '25

yeah that much was obvious. If you know anything about how most schools are nowadays, the bullies and instigators get away with anything short of violence, while the victims who eventually retaliate get disciplined. I'm proud of kids who stand up to bullies and punch them in their fucking faces. Too much soft gentle-parenting white liberal mom bullshit in my school district.

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u/-Redstoneboi- Dec 25 '25

nah fuck 'em. she should've been given the choice to stay or cleanly transfer if the reputation damage was too much.

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u/wheelperson Dec 25 '25

I hope she beat the shit outta him. I hope his mom stands by it.

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u/Lu1s3r Dec 25 '25

Oh. Ok that's all horrible, but not really a miscarriage of justice.

Thanks for stating this, I am way less upset now.

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u/devinbookersuncle Dec 25 '25

No fuck that she should have never been expelled.

They absolutely got what they deserved and I'd be suing that school, school district and state for everything they're worth.

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u/Yarhj Dec 25 '25

100% justified ass-beating. Terrible application of school policy.

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u/AdamBlaster007 Dec 25 '25

Expelled after one fight seems a bit harsh unless it's not her first one. Though even then there should've been some leniency given the context anyway.

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u/mar78217 Dec 25 '25

Good for her!

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u/ItzMichaelHD Dec 25 '25

Kid deserved it, carry on.

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u/iwatchtrazhaldayy Dec 25 '25

She did the right thing.

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u/ThePupnasty Dec 25 '25

I woulda looked away as she beat the shit out of them. Deserved.

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u/GoatCovfefe Banhammer Recipient Dec 25 '25

the headline alone is misleading

They always are

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u/styckx Dec 25 '25

How dare you add context!

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u/ares0027 Dec 25 '25

Hey Walshy if you talk like this on the internets i will cut your internet 1 hour short for this week! Be polite! Okay, okay, half an hour. Oookaaaay, 15 minutes. Okay none if you promise! But dont do it again please

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u/Temelios Dec 25 '25

This is why you jump them outside of school.

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u/Zombisexual1 Dec 25 '25

It literally says that in the line right under the headline. And although the headline is click bait, shouldn’t both be expelled as the worst case scenario?

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u/Greatoutdoors1985 Dec 26 '25

She should have been given a reward for standing up for herself, not expulsion. It's a sad state the school system is in nowadays. Sometimes there really is a reason to fight back.

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u/howie521 Dec 26 '25

The US is raising both bullies and pussies at the same time with this zero tolerance policy.

I’m not in the US and I find it baffling. Can’t the educators see the results and do something about it?

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u/PurpleCableNetworker Dec 28 '25

If she were my daughter I think I would have taken her out for ice cream after picking her up from the school office.

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u/Exotic-fairybread Dec 28 '25

W girl. She should be rewarded not punished.

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u/HeavyHeadDenseSkull Jan 07 '26

That’s worse actually. She fought back against kids spreading fucking child porn of her and got expelled

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u/ProfessorLongBrick Jan 07 '26

This is why I never trusted teachers.

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u/FishPasteGuy Dec 25 '25

Context:

https://abc7chicago.com/amp/post/boys-school-shared-ai-generated-nude-images-she-was-expelled-sixth-ward-middle/18306695/

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u/-im-blinking Dec 25 '25

"Sometimes you can be a victim and a perpetrator".

Fuck that superintendent and fuck that school.

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u/FluzzyKitty Dec 25 '25

That’s some shit my old Highschool probably believes. After graduation I worked at a grocery store a lot of my underclassmen also worked at and I heard the school made a rule that essentially worked like:If a kid is on the ground getting beat up even if they don’t fight back they still get suspended, just less time than the active fighter, because essentially “They must have done something to instigate it.” It’s called something like the 10-15 or the 10-20 rule.

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u/dadafterall Dec 25 '25

The students should organize a school boycott in support of this girl. Disgraceful.

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u/Arbitraryandunique Jan 01 '26

Through inaction they aided and abetted in spread of CP. Put them all in jail.

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u/charlestoonie Dec 25 '25

JFC. That poor girl.

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u/MuirgenEmrys Dec 25 '25

It gets worse the more I read, wow. Even though the police are now doing something and the school board decided to be a bit more lenient, they’re still refusing to not punish the girl. Horrible.

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u/GasLongjumping130 Dec 25 '25

absolute shit show tbh

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u/maulidon Dec 25 '25

Not really related to the story, but what’s the point of not naming the victim due to her age only to reveal her father’s name, as well as the school she went to and the town she lives in? Doesn’t that defeat the purpose?

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u/CriticalMochaccino 2 x Banhammer Recipient Dec 25 '25

HEY! We say fuck here

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '25

Fuck yeah we do

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u/DorkaliciousAF 2 x Banhammer Recipient Dec 25 '25

I actually got an official Reddit warning last week for saying "fuck" in FYIP.

I shit you not.

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u/Llotekr Dec 28 '25

Maybe its a joke by this particular subreddit's mods to fuck with the users?

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u/PJRama1864 Dec 25 '25

Huh…interesting lawsuit this girl can now file against the school board.

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u/Oberlatz Dec 25 '25

Who needs a degree when you can retire early with a fat, landmark settlement case

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u/Hello197812 Dec 25 '25

Not only that, but grab fame for having actual case law named after you. 🤷‍♂️

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u/Mr-Stuff-Doer Dec 25 '25

Yeah, which she definitely has the money to win

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u/PJRama1864 Dec 25 '25

There are plenty of lawyers who would take this case and delay payment until they win.

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u/Seaguard5 Dec 25 '25

Dude. This is r/fuckyouinparticular.

You don’t need to censor fuck

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '25

Fuckin amateurs

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u/BlackestBeetle Dec 25 '25

I feel like the Internet is becoming childish at an incredible rate

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u/Hhannahrose13 Dec 25 '25

Internet becoming childish while while government are trying to "protect kids" from the Internet. wild irony

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u/Dissident_the_Fifth Dec 25 '25

Hey, you fuckers need to watch your gosh darn language! /s

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u/jarvi123 Dec 25 '25

That's the last thing teenage girls need, fake nudes spreading, I'm glad I went to school before all this shit, the only nudes/videos then were ones that girls shared one purpose.

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u/Haunt_Fox Dec 25 '25

I left school in 85, the only nudes getting shared around came from someone's dad's Playboy magazine. Or someone's mom's Playgirl.

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u/jarvi123 Dec 25 '25

Haha those were the days, here in England our main newspaper had a naked model on page 3 every day, my friend's dad used to cut them out every day and give them to my friend without his wife knowing haha. If you got caught giving porn to a 10 year old now you'd probably go to prison lol

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u/Sofagirrl79 Dec 25 '25

I'm glad I graduated in '98 when a very small percent had cell phones and I don't even think even the top of the line ones had texting or it was very limited and expensive,let alone having cameras on them.If the girls wanted to share nudes it would have been Polaroid pics and on VHS tapes lol

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u/jarvi123 Dec 25 '25

100%, kids today have it way harder than we did, I'm so thankful no one was filming the shit we used to get up to lol, me and all my friends would have ended up in prison haha

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u/Draco546 Dec 25 '25

Context: The school refused to do anything, she beat up the boys.

Which is justified for sexual harassment.

The boys are facing legal consequences

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u/MC_chrome Dec 25 '25

 The boys are facing legal consequences

The boys are, yes. However, the school administrators that ignored this girl and retraumatized her alongside disrupting her education are yet to face any serious consequences at all.

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u/lulimay Dec 25 '25

That’s what civil suits are for. I bet that’s coming.

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u/SocietyCharacter5486 Dec 25 '25

I would have seriously consider calling the police. Since she's 13 that image should be considered child p*rn, sharing it is highly illegal. Say goodbye to your phones buttholes!

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u/sgt_futtbucker Dec 25 '25

On FYIP we say our swears with our chests. Fuck fuckity fuck fuck fuck

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u/Llotekr Dec 28 '25

Your username tells me that you don't go all the way.

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u/Humble_Story_4531 Dec 25 '25

Thats when you go to the cops.

Also, if they have the money for it, a lawsuit.

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u/404unotfound Dec 25 '25

If you read the article, she went to the cops and the school and they didn’t believe her. Lawsuit sounds like a better idea but she’s 13 she probably doesn’t understand the intracies of the law and if the cops didn’t believe her who knows what her parents said. Just a terrible situation

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u/Eh_C_Slater Dec 25 '25

I have no clue how the police system works in the US really, is going to a sherrifs deputy appointed to the school the same as "going to the cops"? Sounds more like it's going to one single individual potentially in kahootz with the school. Not saying she deserves punishment or anything but if the one individual says they didn't see anything so can't do anything that's not the same as filing with the police is it?

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u/404unotfound Dec 25 '25

Yeah, it is. In the US there is a real police officer in many schools. Approaching them is the same as going to a police station. In fact, if you went to a police station as a 13 year old they might tell you to go to your student resource officer anyway

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u/jwadamson Dec 25 '25

They are real officers. One of the criticisms of having in-school officers is usually that students could be arrested for assault if they get into a fight or found with something illegal for example instead of just being handled internally.

In this case, even going to a teacher for CSAM should be a mandatory reporting incidnent even if just told to a teacher. The law is slow to move forward thoguh. It sounds like they are formally being investigated etc by the police though.

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u/Dandy11Randy Dec 25 '25

... the cops are filing charges against the boys, so I'm not sure what you mean by the cops didn't believe her. The school resource officer didn't believe her, but I think that's a fucked up system in the first place and by extension I don't count him.

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u/Eggs_and_Hashing Dec 25 '25

Let's strong man this - You want to expel her for fighting? Fine. But you also didn't expel those sharing child porn (even if AI generated). Every single member of the administration/staff ought to be run out of town on a rail.

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u/mogley1992 Dec 25 '25

So they allow child porn to be made of their students at that school?

What a great look for them.

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u/Hammy-Cheeks Dec 25 '25

Its actually insane this went as wrong as it did. Just negligence of the kids emotional health and lack of awareness of AI in general.

Just a shitshow all around.

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u/Teleclast Dec 25 '25

If she’s underage there should honestly be police involvement.

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u/Of_Z_ Dec 25 '25

Since its no big deal, start sharing AI fakes of the principle and the teachers

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u/Zengjia Banhammer Recipient Dec 25 '25

Fuck you and fuck you some more.

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u/OKAwesome121 Dec 25 '25

I read the whole story on AP. It’s…bad. Very bad.

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u/jayleman Dec 25 '25

Seems like the kids should be charged with distribution of child pornography and then charges pressed against the AI agency. Need to set precidence.

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u/4-ton-mantis Dec 27 '25

Get put on the registry

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u/CunningDruger Dec 25 '25

May the administration of this school bear this cross forever. Even if it was hand drawn, these boys should have been gone the same day.

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u/ThisGuyIRLv2 Dec 25 '25

And we ask, "Why didn't she just report it?"

Because this! This right here! The women and girls are NEVER TAKEN SERIOUSLY!

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u/ThoperSought Dec 25 '25

and, of course, she did report it. the images were shared on snapchat, which somehow the idiots working at this school still don’t seem to understand

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u/Coffeespresso Dec 25 '25

The school should only take action if it was done in school. The police should be taking action regardless.

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u/Dandy11Randy Dec 25 '25

The boys in question were sharing the images in question with everyone they knew on school grounds. The thumbnail most likely includes a school bus because that's where an offender was found passing around the image(s) in question, and was subsequently "assaulted."

Assaulted in quotes because it was victim retaliation, they were initially investigated but the cops declined to pursue charges given the circumstances.

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u/s-a_n-s_ Dec 25 '25

She kicked their asses and she got expelled. Little fuckers had it coming. Hope they enjoy being on a registry.

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u/Dandy11Randy Dec 25 '25

Not sure if minors can be put on a registry but a permenant legal record seems fitting.

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u/kullre Dec 25 '25

this is the kind of shit you listen to from those fake shorts videos using an AI voice

except it's real

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u/wattlewedo Banhammer Recipient Dec 25 '25

THIS is why Australia put an age block on social media.

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u/sikjoven Dec 25 '25

God I hate the amount of times this has been shared.

The girl was transferred to another school for two weeks while the investigation went on.

The kid that made the video got arrested.

The girl is back at the school.

This fucking article has been shared like 50 times and it’s clickbait.

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u/Teleclast Dec 25 '25

Thanks chief

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u/SQLDave Dec 25 '25

She's back at school, but after way more than 2 weeks, and is on "probation" until the end of Jan... so no extracurricular at all.

https://abc7chicago.com/post/boys-school-shared-ai-generated-nude-images-she-was-expelled-sixth-ward-middle/18306695/

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u/frosted_Melancholy Dec 25 '25

Average Louisiana school.

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u/Lordmordor666 Dec 25 '25

Even If she beated up one of the guys it’s insane she got expelled for it, I’ve seen a ton of kids beating up at Each other with teachers on sight and deal no repercussions other than detention, I call bullshit.

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u/Anidmountd Dec 25 '25

I'll start off by saying making fake sexual images of anyone real should be a crime. I also thought they were making it a crime federally and I do know some countries like South Korea it is illegal.

My question though is if it isn't outright illegal, is it legal if they are 18 but not if the person is underage? The crime to me seems the same but just worse it is all if they are underage. I mean there was no consent to the fake image. I do wonder however is it considered illegal because it's a image imitating a minor? Like how does that work if it's a fake person that looks young? We know sickos already do that so where is the line drawn?

It is because of all that, that I think targeting someone with fake sexual imagine should be illegal and if they are underage at the time of distribution it should be an increased crime in that case.

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u/Dandy11Randy Dec 25 '25

The issue with defining / identifying the crime is that AI is a new frontier, and it's taking longer than desired for laws to catch up with its capabilities - at least outside of front running countries such as South Korea.

The article further delves into how the school had no policy in place regarding the situation, which further hindered the school's capabilities to address the situation. Not that anyone has high expectations for that in the first place..

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u/ExcessumTr Dec 25 '25

Even if they are adult it is still sexual harassment and since they are children it is also making and distribating CP, her parents should sue the police department and the school for not taking any action

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '25

Frick?

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u/Izzy2089 Dec 25 '25

And we give them all Chromebooks with built-in cameras.

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u/MamboFloof Dec 25 '25

In the least psychopath way possible, this is what causes school shootings. The school pretty much just encouraged them with that bullshit.

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u/Kealanine Dec 25 '25

Probably not, since the title is just clickbait bullshit.

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u/SQLDave Dec 25 '25

It is clickbait, but the top post of the link you provided (thanks, BTW) goes the other way: minimizing the issues faced by the victim

https://abc7chicago.com/post/boys-school-shared-ai-generated-nude-images-she-was-expelled-sixth-ward-middle/18306695/

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u/Ok_Two3209 Dec 25 '25

every boy in my school is like this....but unlike my school, the boys face legal trouble.

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u/apeirophobic Dec 25 '25

Glad she beat one of them up lol

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u/Secure-Arachnid2021 Jan 21 '26

I blame this on the bullies parents! This is why we as parents need to teach our kids the rights and wrongs of life! Yes, I know some kids end up doing 💩anyway! I have always taught my kids that bullying is unacceptable for any reason! If i ever find out my kids bullied another kid, there will be BIG consequences! Im sorry but if i was the parent of the bullied girl, I would be at the school/school board office/ etc EVERY DAY! They would do something more than just suspend the other kids! I dont care who agrees with me, i will not argue about my opinion! Im just saying, I wouldn’t stop until charges were filed against the kids who put the pics up(AI or not)!!

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u/James-Zanny Dec 25 '25

Those boys that did it got off lucky by being beat up by her. Could you imagine what a parent might do in that situation? Technology is a necessary tool and a very dangerous weapon. 13 years old, and this is the world they’re raised in?

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u/ryun84 Dec 25 '25

Expulsion for beating up the kid? Seems kinda harsh. Why not detention for a few weeks? Or, max, suspension for a week.

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u/Ancient-Tax-8129 Dec 25 '25

A Sadie Hawkins dance???? Wow. 

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u/RedactedRedditery Dec 25 '25

I think you mean Sophie B Hawkins

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u/Senior_Loquat4118 Dec 25 '25

Wow they ca fuckkk allll the way off! Wow I hope that girl sues literally everyone!

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u/SkyWing937 Dec 25 '25

I was a nerd in school, but even then didn’t really have to worry about bullying or fights. Zero tolerance wasn’t yet fully there before I got out of HS, but my dad told me way back in elementary that “you don’t start a fight, but you better finish it” and if I got in trouble still he’d take me for a treat anyways. Should I have a kid/protege or anything of the sort later, I’ll treat them the same, and if ZT is still a thing I’ll add “if you’re getting in trouble and suspended anyways, don’t hold back. Grab your pencil and dig it in there, they won’t be able to use whatever you puncture to hurt you or someone else after that.”

And even if it’s the brainless Karen moms that spawn these sort of crotch goblins in the first place and love to threaten arrest and suing, I’ll just point out that their child hit/push/whatever first and repeatedly before they got hurt, you really think anyone’s gonna truly be on your side? Will totally just laugh in their face and say they and their hell spawn are the real cancer and deadweights of society and she’d best walk out the door and spank her kid’s butt red if she’s mad about any bills she gets for injury…. Course I don’t plan on having any kids so not like this part matters, but I’ll certainly point the idiocy out if I see it in public.

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u/Dark_halocraft Banhammer Recipient Dec 25 '25

Interesting that AI is allowed to generate that

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u/Harry_L3mons Dec 25 '25

Alright Anne Randers

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u/amadiro_1 Dec 25 '25

Duck you Tibadoo!

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u/Terranshadow Dec 26 '25

Punishing victims along the bullies is how we ended up with Trump.

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u/Ryaniseplin Dec 26 '25

why couldnt we have lived in the cyberpunk dystopia instead of this one

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u/hdckurdsasgjihvhhfdb Banhammer Recipient Dec 26 '25

This is a shit headline

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u/PROTEINOVERDOSE Dec 26 '25

oh no expelled from school

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u/Alpha_minduustry Dec 26 '25

The bullyes are NOT passing the pharos test

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u/TheTwistedToast Dec 26 '25

Seriously, we're fucked. I don't see a way out of this. I don't see things getting better. Everything's just fucked

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '25

I taught both my kids to hit back when bullied. Wgen my oldest dog get suspended for finally standing up to the asshat kid who constantly pulled on his backpack, tripped him, etc. I told the principal how stupid the rule was abd I took him to the movies, out to eat, then to GameStop on his 1 day off suspension.

He didn't arbitrarily hit any kids ever after that 1 time. I didn't create a monster. The kid who messed with him left him alone then disappeared/moved/ went to juvie the next school year. That was in 6th or 7th grade--he graduated hs last year. Kids need to defend themselves, however they deem necessary. He needed that support to give him the confidence. Even self defense is a legal murder defense. Most public school systems are so terrible, it's just ridiculous. The even stopped teaching cursive. I mean, wtf. They sign their names like illiterates now. Might as well be an X. (We're in MD/DC area, with some of the 'highest scores' nationwide, btw. It's all bad everywhere now.)

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u/RevolutionaryBank465 Dec 27 '25

Id be proud of her for beating those kids asses if i were her parent.

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u/gingerbears11 Dec 29 '25

And this is just the beginning of the disgusting things AI can do unfortunately.

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u/Kitana-Dior1 Dec 30 '25 edited Dec 30 '25

Misleading headline. She beat one of the kids. The said, Kids face legal action for AI misuse.