papasmerf
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Prick said:They don't have the role models they can look up to.
sure she did in her case
it is just that her role model killed herself.
The is one in a series of copy cat deaths
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Prick said:They don't have the role models they can look up to.
HOF said:Careful about calling any of these suicides copy cat in nature! They are not copy cat acts, these young people feel completely worthless with nowhere to turn because they believe if they tell, nothing will be done and it probably gets worse.
In these last two incidents both girls made huge errors by having sex and/or sending photos via social media.
School boards can bring in all the grief counsellors they want, it won't bring the deceased back! Nor will it stop the next young person from attempting or completing suicide.
With all the social media today, all it takes is the press of a button to ruin someone. Teenage girls are incredibly aggressive with what they will do to get revenge or bully other girls. But hey, this has been going on forever and it will not stop!
HOF said:23 years I've worked in corrections (all within maximum secure facilities), worked with men, women, young offenders .
Analme said:NO no no, I don't excuse the bullies one bit unless if was one off the cuff remark which we all tend to do. If a bully is persistent as in some of these cases I agree they should be charged and suffer severe repercussions.
If we know someone in our lives that suffers depression or has suicidal tendencies we need to really stay on top of it because something in their lives will go wrong and it will be used as a trigger point. It's also not just females, it's both sexes.
tboy said:good because Hbee's post was indicative of the thought "suck it up, deal with it".......which is NOT the way caring human beings react.....
Psmerf: just like the one who flashed her boobs, while a mistake was made, should someone pay the ultimate consequence for it? Definitely no...should someone be driven to the point of taking their own life? definitely no (yea, I agree, she had emotional troubles prior to this but still).
Yeah, kids make mistakes, but with the social media we have now, it isn't just snickering behind her back, it gets out to the entire community in under an hour....
Yeah, kids, specially girls, LGBT, and geeks, have to be MORE careful now, but that still doesn't give anyone an excuse to pick on/bully/berate/assault another kid to the point they want to end it.....
tboy said:Psmerf, you make good points and I agree with everything you said except for "Some one who wants to kill him or herself will do so." Not necessarily.....there is usually one more stick that broke the camel's back which puts a person over the edge....because, if that wasn't the case, there'd be thousands killing themselves everyday.......in this case, it was the harassment of those she was foolish enough to fuck.....the one last week, it was the constant barrage of harassment online and in real life......
Yes, for some, it's just one or two things, to others, it's a build up of many things.....but everyone, and I mean EVERYONE has a breaking point.....some take their own lives, and others end up in a tower with a rifle......
No matter what, whoever is responsible for pushing someone over the edge, the four footballers in this case, should be taken out to the back field and anally raped by a few horny convicts.....