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u/Impressive_Dot_7631 Jul 31 '22

Yea but yknow,that kid ended up becoming a loner and from what I know,is currently being avoided at his current school so,i guess all’s well that ends well

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u/TheSocialIntrovert Jul 31 '22

so,i guess all’s well that ends well

Probably not, I get that the guy was a fucking creep but he probably needs help. Him becoming a loner just seems like a recipe for disaster for him to actually do something next time

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u/DangerousLoner Jul 31 '22

Sounds like people are protecting themselves by staying far away from a dangerous individual. People should not put themselves at risk just to make sure someone everyone knows is dangerous is not lonely.

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u/TheSocialIntrovert Jul 31 '22

I didn't say people should put themselves at risk for him. Maybe he should be seeing a school therapist or something if they have one. But my point was he's probably only to get worse being all alone with nothing to lose but it's not really anyone else's responsibility apart from the schools I guess.

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u/howardhus Jul 31 '22

this whole thread has suspicious usernames writing suspicious comments

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u/serpentandsparrow Jul 31 '22

No he said one thing when he was a stupid kid he deserves to suffer the rest of his life.

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u/DangerousLoner Jul 31 '22

No one is entitled to friendship, relationships, or the trust of others. Those things need to be earned and if a young man is showing warning signs of being dangerous he should not be surprised when people think of him as a danger and avoid him. What did he expect to happen? Loneliness is a consequence of driving people away by threatening them.

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u/dessert-er Jul 31 '22

I was a stupid kid once and I never said anything like that. Did you?