[QUOTE="the_bi99man"][QUOTE="limpbizkit818"] Yeah, not buying that argument. I'm glad you were the boy scout valedictorian but these students clearly are not. I'm sure there was a lot of crazy **** going on in your middle school/high school that you were unaware of at the time.
limpbizkit818
Wow. Lol of the week. I don't even know how to respond to that. I don't know what kind of fvcked up community you're dealing with, where the only kids not engaging in horrifyingly racist, violent hazings, are the boy scouts and valedictorians, but it sounds like a terrible place. I hope, for your sake, you're not planning on raising your own children there.
And no, there wasn't any crazy sh!t, even close to that kind of crazy sh!t, going on in my school.
How many times do we all have to hear the "I did XZY so anyone that didn't is wrong" argument? That was your original point which is why I called you the valedictorian. Glad you laughed. "I wasn't doing stupid sh!t like that when I was 14. No one I know was doing stupid sh!t like that when they were 14." It's great that in 9th grade you didn't get in trouble. It's great that you knew this kind of behavior was wrong. But you can't expect everyone to have the same experience as you and kicking these kids out of school is a mistake.I got into plenty of trouble in 9th grade. There's a difference between the typical, boys being boys kind of mischief that kids get into, and hazing a kid with a fvcking noose. It's not a matter of just not getting into trouble. There are plenty of things kids do to get into trouble that pales in comparison to something like this. And yes, it is great that I knew this kind of behavior was wrong when I was that age. But not that great, because it's not that hard to know. And yes, I can expect other kids to know better than that. The only way they couldn't is if they were raised horribly wrong.These kids are fvcked up in the head, and don't belong in a regular school with the normal kids. Expel them, and investigate their parents.
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