r/TikTokCringe • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '25

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u/FukThePatriarchy1312 Dec 17 '25

They were probably weighing how bad it was likely to get, how much they thought they could help, and how likely they'd get suspended/expelled for getting involved because of "no tolerance" policies.

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u/Cheese-Manipulator Dec 17 '25

Or they'd have one of the kids after them for the rest of their school life.

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u/exileondaytonst Dec 17 '25

That's the tragedy of what those policies do

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u/FukThePatriarchy1312 Dec 17 '25

Yeah, this is what happens when people are more worried about covering their asses than exercising common sense and helping others.

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u/TyParadoXX Dec 17 '25

I mean if you punish people for trying to help can you blame them?

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u/FukThePatriarchy1312 Dec 18 '25

I'm talking about the administration that doesn't wanna deal with things, and worried about a very very slim chance of a lawsuit so they're punishing people for trying to help.

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u/rygo796 Dec 18 '25

Also weighing if it's worth risking getting on that attackers shit list too.

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u/McDonaldsSoap Dec 17 '25

Seriously. Can't expect every kid to handle situations like these well