Drake_Roberts
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the boy was bullied. The other student confirmed that.
the issue was not addressed by school and a 12 y took the justice to his hands.
Desperate? most obviously - yes.
so before I even think about the parents I would blame the school - as it is the school which allows bullying to happen.
Most of the school shooters have been bullied. The teachers know it's going on and they will do nothing about it because they are ignorant pieces of chicken shit.
most of those who have been bullied were bullied decades ago.
The phenomenon is relatively new - in terms of the way the school addresses the issue and the following response from the students.
It is barely 15 years old.
At the times when you and me and others were bullied schools have had different ways to address the problems with the students.
It is clear something is not working the way it used to 20 years ago.
And it is not the guns as those were much more accessible then than now.
The general cultural changes matter as well, but the school changes matter the most.
Kids bully each other out of school as well.
Yet it is only the school times which trigger such an attempt at revenge and justice ( from the viewpoint of the desperate middle schooler).
You know that in order to address the issue properly one has to take their view into account as well.
Or you (the middle schooler) could be patient. Wait a few years, smarten yourself up, pretend to conform, ingratiate yourself. And after a few years of earning their trust and admiration, trigger their downfalls and fall from grace among their peers. Socially push them into the dirt as payback for the years of bullying. But no one realizes you did it because you're that quiet boy, that nice kid who seems normal enough. The teacher's pet. The pride of your class. And destroy each and every person that looked at you funny. Make them live in exile, regretting ever crossing you. Make them suffer. That is probably much more satisfying than shooting someone and then being locked up in jail. I speak from experience.
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