Students expelled or suspended after calling a teacher a pedophile on facebook

[draco664]

There's also the possibility the teacher just plain deserved it. Maybe he falsely accused the kid of cheating on his test (which can haunt you for a long time) and the kid just said "hey, this is what it feels like to be falsely accused of shit you didn't do and how it can ruin the rest of your life."

Yes, but when someone wrongs you, you must be prepared to retaliate 1,000 fold.

And couldn't that stick on your record? Go to get into college, oh wait, it says here you were caught cheating, you don't get into this school!

That's some good trollin' there. Well done.

[Irving Patrick Freleigh]

There's also the possibility the teacher just plain deserved it. Maybe he falsely accused the kid of cheating on his test (which can haunt you for a long time) and the kid just said "hey, this is what it feels like to be falsely accused of shit you didn't do and how it can ruin the rest of your life."

Last time I checked, cheating on a test didn't put you in jail, or brand you with a social stigma that can make others wish you didn't exist. Being a pedophile can.

Yes, but when someone wrongs you, you must be prepared to retaliate 1,000 fold.

At least you're not in government or law enforcement.

[DrFaroohk]

Well, my situation was hypothetical anyway. Nothing to do with this particular case, so i probably shouldn't have mentioned it in this thread as if it was relevent. I was merely saying that a teacher who falsely accuses a kid of doing something he didn't do WOULD deserve that kind of treatment. And there's an easy way to avoid that - don't accuse people of shit they didn't do and fuck them over.

Again, touchy for me. Been accused of cheating on a test before, simply because I tend to stare off into space while I'm thinking. Even after I could prove I didn't cheat I was still considered a cheater. Wonder I didn't get expelled over it. And if i had, that teacher would've learned her lesson too. It's quite simple - don't fuck with people unless you're ready to deal with the consequences.

And I am NOT a troll. Fuck off.

I'm pretty sure "troll" falls into the same insulting category as "illiterate", but I bet no mods are going to come whining about THAT.

[Rapscallion]

It's getting personal. Cut that out. Everyone.

Rapscallion

[Andara Bledin]

And there's an easy way to avoid that - don't accuse people of shit they didn't do and fuck them over.

How about don't accuse people shit that you can't possible know whether they did or didn't do?

Reasonable suspicion is, by it's nature, reasonable. Anyone who doesn't suspect others of doing things they may or may not have done is an easily deluded fool, and pretty much in the same category of those who suspect everyone, only slightly more dangerous, at least to themselves.

^-.-^

[The Shadow]

Yes, but when someone wrongs you, you must be prepared to retaliate 1,000 fold.

Are you familiar with the old saying "An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind" ?

[DrFaroohk]

Meh. If you knew that screwing with someone would cost you way more, wouldn't you abstain from screwing said person?

I know I would. that's the whole idea behind consequences. How about "letting everyone get away with messing with other people leaves the world weak and stupid."

[rdp78]

I liked how one of the honor roll kids said that she "had no intentions of ruining his reputation." Well, saying someone is a pedophile/rapist isn't just going to ruin their reputation alone but also their career (especially a teacher's) and personal life (being put on the sex offenders list can really screw your life) as well. Anyway its one thing to say a teacher is an idiot or a-hole but when you say things like he/she is a pedophile or rapist than it's asking for trouble.

I really don't understand why the other student got expelled for saying the teacher was bipolar. I mean what a mental illness is a worse label than being accused of sex crimes . Just because the other two were honor students doesn't give them any special privileges.