DeViliShChild
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Thats a tad unfair. This is rarer then just an average death. People in general have feelings for tragic things. So when something tragic happens people respond
Amanda Todd: Cybe Bully Identified
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ITACHIUCHIA101
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Tragic? A house gets broken into, the daughter and mother are raped and the father is forced to watch, they are then shot one by one, tragic right? It got about 1/4th of the attention as this. When the gay kid jumped off the building and killed himself, didnt as much attention as this. Tragic has almost nothing to do with, again it is just natural selection.
I am not even going to bother making a giant long essay on another 'western world blowing stuff out of proportion' instead I will let this guy explain it:
[video=youtube;G-qgARGjT6s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-qgARGjT6s&feature=g-user-u[/video]
[video=youtube;G-qgARGjT6s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-qgARGjT6s&feature=g-user-u[/video]
Gobi Bryant
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Idk about natural selection. The reason it gets so much attention is cause of how high profile this particular case was. All the shizz she did all the stuff that was kept tract of and mainly because unlike others who have just a mom or one friend get on the news once and then forget a week later she had a huge following about what had happened.
While of course suicide was wrong and shouldn't have been her way out and while yes she took her own life. She was still bullied none the less. It's like if a certain unnamed b***h who has being acting an a$$ on this thread was to sext a pic of his junk. Then the chick laughed posted it and had everyone this dude ever met fam, friends, coworkers, etc..... see it teasing laughing and all that and he got all emo and decided to off himself. In his mind it would be his only way and of course he wouldn't be like "It's wrong" when he is the one doing it. just saying :shrug:
Silverblade
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That's good they identified the guy.
Hopefully he gets a massive beat down in jail.
Also I despise social networking sites.. It brings me back to my teen years. 2005.. Myspace and some other site for school kids. So much drama and the flame wars were definitely intense which led to grueling battles outside the school at 3pm. But yeah she DID reached out for support and it failed.
Hopefully he gets a massive beat down in jail.
Also I despise social networking sites.. It brings me back to my teen years. 2005.. Myspace and some other site for school kids. So much drama and the flame wars were definitely intense which led to grueling battles outside the school at 3pm. But yeah she DID reached out for support and it failed.
ITACHIUCHIA101
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I have a new favorite on youtube :shrug:
I'm not saying she is wrong, it is the people that think they care.
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Re: Amanda Todd's Cybe Bully Identified
You got a good sense of humor... So you're a comedian? Trolling for a response? I don't lift. SMH... The point of the thread is to spread awareness and share opinions, for some reason I clearly don't get WTF lifting has to do with the thread. I respect your comments, but seriously... Save the tough talk for your mirror. Do you lift? LOL! You must ask everybody that question, Right? Yo, your rims look nice on your ride... How big are they? Twenty-Fos... By the way, Do you lift? Get the f%*k outta here. Omae nani yatterundayo!!!
Gobi Bryant
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I mean it really shouldn't matter. Why everyone getting mad if someone cares or not.
If you don't that's your biz but to go out of your way to say someone else does or doesn't care is a waste of time.
Do you, don't be a hipster poser by d**k riding (not the weird peeps type xd) another foo talking about "Oh I don't care about this stoy."
Well good for you go have a f**kin cookie!!! but don't be a d**k saying how someone thinks when your not them.
God this whole Amanda Todd thing is ridiculous, it's the ****ing internet. People will troll you if you can't handle that then maybe you need to limit your time on the computer. I can't think of a worse excuse to opt of life. Yeah people shouldn't be such ass holes, others shouldn't be so weak.
xXBlazinNinXx
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1:28 : Chick picks her ass
2:05 : chick picks ass again
2:30 : friend phones and tells her why you picking your ass live?
Her: Oh shit haha
2:05 : chick picks ass again
2:30 : friend phones and tells her why you picking your ass live?
Her: Oh shit haha
Hipster Madara
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Re: Amanda Todd's Cybe Bully Identified
Yes, she was in pain and blah blah but she was pretty stupid to:
1. not ask for help
2. not report it to the school or at least tell her parents
3. keep her DAMN facebook open
4. be stupid enough to flash her boob. IDC if people do worse, it doesn't make what she did any better.
5. attempt to commit suicide, fail and then do it again.
6. Cheat with a guy. refer to #4
These threads are allowed so calm down.
Yes, she was in pain and blah blah but she was pretty stupid to:
1. not ask for help
2. not report it to the school or at least tell her parents
3. keep her DAMN facebook open
4. be stupid enough to flash her boob. IDC if people do worse, it doesn't make what she did any better.
5. attempt to commit suicide, fail and then do it again.
6. Cheat with a guy. refer to #4
Her mistake is what caused the situation i never said it killed her and there are no facts here.
She was jumped once not repeatedly beaten up and 12 year olds dont go round flashing their genetalia.
As someone already said, it was because she slept with some other girls guy not bullying.
xXBlazinNinXx
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BlackSwordsMan
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What happened to her was unforgivable. However she did cause most of her problems. There are kids all the way up to young adults that are getting bulled right now probably no more that 20 feet away from you for stupid things like being ugly, mentally challenged, dressing different, being a different race/nationality, or even for speaking odd the list goes on and on. my point is we should always step in and stop it if seen even if the person that is being bullied is of no relations to you seeing and doing nothing about it is just as bad as doing it your self. Also I fill that if your going to stand up for this poor girl then you should remorse for all the people that have killed themselves from being bullied not just her if fill that it make people look hypocritical. And here is some food for thought
The statistics on bullying and suicide are alarming:
Suicide is the third leading cause of death among young people, resulting in about 4,400 deaths per year, according to the CDC. For every suicide among young people, there are at least 100 suicide attempts. Over 14 percent of high school students have considered suicide, and almost 7 percent have attempted it. Bully victims are between 2 to 9 times more likely to consider suicide than non-victims, according to studies by Yale University A study in Britain found that at least half of suicides among young people are related to bullying 10 to 14 year old girls may be at even higher risk for suicide, according to the study above According to statistics reported by ABC News, nearly 30 percent of students are either bullies or victims of bullying, and 160,000 kids stay home from school every day because of fear of bullying
Some of the warning signs of suicide can include:
Showing signs of depression, like ongoing sadness, withdrawal from others, losing interest in favorite activities, or trouble sleeping or eating Talking about or showing an interest in death or dying Engaging in dangerous or harmful activities, including reckless behavior, substance abuse, or self injury Giving away favorite possessions and saying goodbye to people Saying or expressing that they can't handle things anymore Making comments that things would be better without them
Other ways to help people who may be considering suicide include:
Take all talk or threats of suicide seriously. Don't tell the person they are wrong or that they have a lot to live for. Instead, get them immediate medical help. Keep weapons and medications away from anyone who is at risk for suicide. Get these items out of the house or at least securely locked up. Parents should encourage their teens to talk about bullying that takes place. It may be embarrassing for kids to admit they are the victims of bullying, and most kids don't want to admit they have been involved in bullying. Tell victims that it's not their fault that they are being bullied and show them love and support. Get them professional help if the bullying is serious. It is a good idea for parents to insist on being included in their children's friends on social networking sites so they can see if someone has posted mean messages about them online. Text messages may be more difficult to know about, so parents should try to keep open communications with their children about bullying. Parents who see a serious bullying problem should talk to school authorities about it, and perhaps arrange a meeting with the bully's parents. More states are implementing laws against bullying, and recent lawsuits against schools and criminal charges against bullies show that there are legal avenues to take to deal with bullies. If school authorities don't help with an ongoing bullying problem, local police or attorneys may be able to.
Hope that everyone has a good day a.d that you all take something from what I posted
The statistics on bullying and suicide are alarming:
Suicide is the third leading cause of death among young people, resulting in about 4,400 deaths per year, according to the CDC. For every suicide among young people, there are at least 100 suicide attempts. Over 14 percent of high school students have considered suicide, and almost 7 percent have attempted it. Bully victims are between 2 to 9 times more likely to consider suicide than non-victims, according to studies by Yale University A study in Britain found that at least half of suicides among young people are related to bullying 10 to 14 year old girls may be at even higher risk for suicide, according to the study above According to statistics reported by ABC News, nearly 30 percent of students are either bullies or victims of bullying, and 160,000 kids stay home from school every day because of fear of bullying
Some of the warning signs of suicide can include:
Showing signs of depression, like ongoing sadness, withdrawal from others, losing interest in favorite activities, or trouble sleeping or eating Talking about or showing an interest in death or dying Engaging in dangerous or harmful activities, including reckless behavior, substance abuse, or self injury Giving away favorite possessions and saying goodbye to people Saying or expressing that they can't handle things anymore Making comments that things would be better without them
Other ways to help people who may be considering suicide include:
Take all talk or threats of suicide seriously. Don't tell the person they are wrong or that they have a lot to live for. Instead, get them immediate medical help. Keep weapons and medications away from anyone who is at risk for suicide. Get these items out of the house or at least securely locked up. Parents should encourage their teens to talk about bullying that takes place. It may be embarrassing for kids to admit they are the victims of bullying, and most kids don't want to admit they have been involved in bullying. Tell victims that it's not their fault that they are being bullied and show them love and support. Get them professional help if the bullying is serious. It is a good idea for parents to insist on being included in their children's friends on social networking sites so they can see if someone has posted mean messages about them online. Text messages may be more difficult to know about, so parents should try to keep open communications with their children about bullying. Parents who see a serious bullying problem should talk to school authorities about it, and perhaps arrange a meeting with the bully's parents. More states are implementing laws against bullying, and recent lawsuits against schools and criminal charges against bullies show that there are legal avenues to take to deal with bullies. If school authorities don't help with an ongoing bullying problem, local police or attorneys may be able to.
Hope that everyone has a good day a.d that you all take something from what I posted
Hipster Madara
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That video is so true. That's why this whole thing is BS. :|
ITACHIUCHIA101
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Yasuko Sayomi
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Here's the Anonymous video:
[video=youtube;dFMiLDx6wNU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFMiLDx6wNU[/video]
DeViliShChild
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Not EVERYTHING van be covered. Media is biased towards certain stories.
There are shootings in my hometown city all the time, unless it was a white kid who got killed, it gets a 5 second pass by on the news. If something is tragic we as human beings tend to have sympathy for it. This is tragic, so sympathy ensues. It has nothing to do with the qualification of this as a story or how worthy it is. The fact is that it has been shoved in peoples faces so they react.
Not sure if it's been said already, but no, the identity of the initial harasser is not yet known. The individual that anonymous allegedly un-masked has been rejected by law enforcement as Amanda Todd's harasser. Apparently, the reason the individual was in internet contact with the girl is because he was a friend of hers.
Please, people, stay current on news topics. The poor dude now has to deal with all the vigilante crap being thrown his way by irrational people on the internet thanks to "Anonymous."
"Oh hey, some person contacted this girl a lot on the internet... They MUST be the harasser! Let's post all their information to the public without letting law enforcement question him, and watch as the internet community rains down judgment on what might be an innocent man; but we already know it's the right person!!" If only it were as simple as the rogue hackers made it seem. :|
Please, people, stay current on news topics. The poor dude now has to deal with all the vigilante crap being thrown his way by irrational people on the internet thanks to "Anonymous."
"Oh hey, some person contacted this girl a lot on the internet... They MUST be the harasser! Let's post all their information to the public without letting law enforcement question him, and watch as the internet community rains down judgment on what might be an innocent man; but we already know it's the right person!!" If only it were as simple as the rogue hackers made it seem. :|
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