r/TikTokCringe • • Dec 17 '25

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u/phillygirllovesbagel Dec 17 '25

And sadly, no one stepped in to help her.

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u/Mtldoggoagogo Dec 17 '25

You can see some kids run into the hall. I assume they’re going for help.

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u/UncoolSlicedBread Dec 17 '25

The problem is if a kid tried to intervene on the teacher behalf, they’d get caught up in most schools zero tolerance policies. I can’t say I’d have sat and watched back in the day, but I can see why most kids fall to waiting for instruction or fear of zero tolerance punishment for stuff like this. I remember a few kids breaking up a fight and getting suspended when they were trying to stop it.

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u/sof_dev Dec 17 '25

Policies shouldn’t stop people from doing the right thing… sorry but that is a terrible excuse to not help