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Topic	18 y/o Kid who said he was gonna SHOOT UP his school faces 20 YEARS in PRISON!!!
Super_Thug44 03/07/18 1:14:59 PM #21:	EvilMegas posted... Super_Thug44 posted... EvilMegas posted... vicedungwinsgam posted... this is what happens when family structure is completely destroyed and children are essentially raised by the internet Says a guy on the Internet He kind of has a point though. This kid clearly doesn't understand the concept of crossing lines he shouldn't cross, or that actions he might perceive as small having huge consequences. That's what happens when you live on and learn from the internet and/or social media. You have this false sense of security that you're untouchable because you're hiding behind a screen. You don't have the foresight to acknowledge that things you do and say will have negative consequences. That being said, while I think he should serve some time, 20 years is a little excessive. He is actually a person who might benefit from some therapy. Thats solely the internets fault, somehow. not sure how you made that jump because never implied that it's the "solely the internets fault". someone pointed out that bad parenting was at fault and I added on to that. --- http://i.imgur.com/2Q46wvY.png I made Erik_P admit he's wrong on 5/28/16. <cite>Super_Thug44 posted [p:897339307] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:76388702]...</cite> <quote><cite>EvilMegas posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Super_Thug44 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EvilMegas posted...</cite> <quote><cite>vicedungwinsgam posted...</cite> <quote>this is what happens when family structure is completely destroyed and children are essentially raised by the internet</quote> Says a guy on the Internet</quote> He kind of has a point though. This kid clearly doesn't understand the concept of crossing lines he shouldn't cross, or that actions he might perceive as small having huge consequences. That's what happens when you live on and learn from the internet and/or social media. You have this false sense of security that you're untouchable because you're hiding behind a screen. You don't have the foresight to acknowledge that things you do and say will have negative consequences. That being said, while I think he should serve some time, 20 years is a little excessive. He is actually a person who might benefit from some therapy.</quote> Thats solely the internets fault, somehow.</quote> not sure how you made that jump because never implied that it's the "solely the internets fault". someone pointed out that bad parenting was at fault and I added on to that. --- http://i.imgur.com/2Q46wvY.png I made Erik_P admit he's wrong on 5/28/16.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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