I can't decide if I'm wildly amused or disproportionately outraged by
this case. Because, when a decision starts off with an ominous:
Not much good takes place at slumber parties for high school kids, and this case proves the point. [Ed note: dun dun DUN!]
you expect some CRAZY SHIT, right?
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prepare to be disappointed and slighty embarrassed for a whole lot of people )
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Children really need to be taught at a young age not to post everything on the web, and to be aware that there are always friends taking pics with their phones. I'm actually quite happy that that wasn't the case when I was that age, cause I'm pretty sure it would all be online now. I have however no idea how to get kids to understand how important it is.
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have however no idea how to get kids to understand how important it is.
It's a problem, isn't it?
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Kids are so stupid! They never think about what's going to come back and bite you in the ass.
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I totally agree that there are things online that schools should be paying more attention to, though. Because cyberbullying - is not victimless and does impact school environment. So it kind of is their business. It's really disturbing to see this kind of thing be prioritized instead of that.
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pfft, right? kids are so dumb. I cannot believe this school was unequipped to recognize that reality.
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WHAT. THE. HELL.
As a matter of fact, Mr. Judge-y Judge, my friends and I managed to have tons and tons of sleepovers during high school without getting into any kind of trouble at all. So. There.
Absolutely nothing else. Nothing about laws or safety, not a mention of educational environment or even school property. Just that the fact that these girls seem to have some small knowledge of and sense of humor about sex and didn't try to hide it. And someone had to put a stop to that nonsense!
I agree with you, totally, that this went to places it never should have gone. How stupid on the school's behalf! I hate it when things get blown out of proportion.
This is a classic example of something that the parents should punish if they have a problem with it. How does this have anything to do with the school whatsoever? Was it a private school?
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oh, no, it was a public school. Your taxpayer dollars at work, Fort Wayne citizens, I HOPE YOU'RE ALL PLEASED. (Your taxpayer dollars, and your federal abstinence-only money! OOOPS!)
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