@Ronin_555 @ImMeme0 You deleted your original reply pussyboy. If you died no one would mourn you. You should do everyone a favor and take yourself out. You’re a lost cause
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moony
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Horrific footage shows the moment 15-year-old Jaden Pierre was attacked and fatally shot at a NYC park in Queens.
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@rainsblog Everyone’s jumping you but I went to high school with AWFUL people (I was a black girl in a PWI). Would rather swallow glass than have to stay friends with those people. I’ve grown and changed so much and my current friends are a true reflection of who I am now.
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idk sometimes i go on instagram and see that everyone from my hometown is essentially in the same friend group they were in in 2019 and i get really scared
۟@aintnokiki
most unrealistic part of euphoria is keeping in contact with this many people from high school
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@lefilmara Yes! I interpreted this scene as a scenario in which Emma really is like ‘yeah, I was just kidding’ and they both laugh about it
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@jinxpistol Again, you are grossly oversimplifying the issue. Crime is a purely environmental and social issue. Yes, black kids are socialised to hold in and not externalise their pain but it runs so much deeper than this argument. It’s not conducive to actual crime prevention at all
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If this was the case, most black kids in all white schools woulda been shot up those places
Let’s connect the dots why it’s a certain demographic and who these specific individuals are
moony@freakwah
@jinxpistol Like why else would a young person externalise their pain by using violence? They’re obviously feeling ostracised by other people and they want to make others feel their pain. It’s not a justification, but it’s an explanation and there always is a ‘reason’ for violence.
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@jinxpistol Please look at my other replies to your comment as I’ve addressed this already. I never said it was social hardships alone. You are GROSSLY oversimplifying Columbine. There is no actual evidence of psychopathy. If you ‘look shit up’ and actually did thorough research you’d know.
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It wasn’t social hardships alone and I think it’s damaging to exclude the nazism and psychopathy of it all
moony@freakwah
@jinxpistol This is a reductive take imo. Criminologists acknowledge that kids who turn to gun violence DO experience a level of isolation and misunderstanding from their peers and the system. I feel like it would be oversimplifying the issue to say they don’t go through social hardships.
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@fixatedwoman Yes! Not trying to say it’s normal to have those thoughts. I guess my point is that kids and young people who DO have those thoughts should not immediately be cast away and shamed for it, as it is not conducive to crime prevention. People (like Emma) need to be reached out to!
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this movie does raise conversations around bullying in school environments and mental health in adolescents, but again if you plan to murder your classmates you are unwell and need psychiatric help. it is not NORMAL to have thoughts like that all & especially to try to execute it
moony@freakwah
@fixatedwoman But that’s the thing. Not every kids processes the pain the same way. Some kids externalise the pain of ostracism, I.e. turning to gun violence. You can be bullied and not want to kill your classmates, but some are bullied and DO want to kill their classmates. Prevention lies in-
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@jinxpistol They also were not formally diagnosed with any mental illness that we know of. The FBI investigators who ‘diagnosed’ the shooters neglected to take into account that you cannot posthumously diagnose two minors (one had only turned 18 2 weeks prior). ‘Look shit up’!!
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@freakwah The columbine shooters were nazis and literal psychopaths. Other shooters also had much more reason for doing what they did besides just them being ostracized. Pleaseeee for the love of god look shit up
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Let’s not further spread the myth that school shootings are driven by “bullying” or “isolation” pls for the love of god
macaulay cockin@gardenoutro
See how quickly Emma’s entire mindset changed once she found community at school in The Drama. Bullying and isolation will drive people to do crazy things
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@jinxpistol I actually research Columbine in detail on a frequent basis. So if you ‘looked shit up’ like you told me, you would find various newspaper clippings and student accounts in the 11k that attest to the hostile environment at Columbine high school.
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@jinxpistol Like why else would a young person externalise their pain by using violence? They’re obviously feeling ostracised by other people and they want to make others feel their pain. It’s not a justification, but it’s an explanation and there always is a ‘reason’ for violence.
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@jinxpistol This is a reductive take imo. Criminologists acknowledge that kids who turn to gun violence DO experience a level of isolation and misunderstanding from their peers and the system. I feel like it would be oversimplifying the issue to say they don’t go through social hardships.
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@fixatedwoman Asking and acting on how we (society, schools and systems) get kids to channel pain in a non-violent way, and more broadly how can we get systems and our peers to adequately and kindly address vulnerable young people, especially young men on the path to violence?
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@fixatedwoman But that’s the thing. Not every kids processes the pain the same way. Some kids externalise the pain of ostracism, I.e. turning to gun violence. You can be bullied and not want to kill your classmates, but some are bullied and DO want to kill their classmates. Prevention lies in-
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yes and no. i hate this take bc you can be bullied and not want to kill your classmates…like to plan murder someone is an extremity
macaulay cockin@gardenoutro
See how quickly Emma’s entire mindset changed once she found community at school in The Drama. Bullying and isolation will drive people to do crazy things
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@KiyasiaDreams @cerseistrap She is so boyfriend coded right here. That is a snapchat video of someone’s boyfriend
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@baqupaccount @enchantedayas Yes. I think the idea is that everyone has skeletons in their closet. Initially Charlie could not come to terms with Emma’s past, but then Charlie made the mistake with Misha and suddenly he understood being in Emma’s shoes as far fear of being judged for his mistake
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@enchantedayas Do you think at the end she was somewhat accepting of what he did only because he accepted her thing at some point?
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i know zendaya love playing rue bc it remind her of her stud days 😂
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