question ? how do you murder someone to the point - #70349734 added by timmywankenobi at Did anyone actually give a fuck?

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(10/17/2012) [-]

My thoughts. Incoming red thumbs.

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Out of every single article I've read about Amanda Todd, not one of them said something like "don't be like her or do the stuff she did because it can come around and tear your life apart" in advice form, every article is pretty much saying "look here's this girl who showed her boobs and killed herself, let's feel sorry for her".

The story should be shared. Not to ******* raise awareness or ******** like that or to support Amanda Todd, but to show people what can happen if you do that ****. But nooooooooo everyone's mad at the guy who spread the pictures. Well you get what I mean. It's just so annoying

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People forget Amanda was a Kid. She was in the 7th grade when she flashed somebody on a webcam.

We were all dumb at that age. She met somebody who convinced her to do it. It was bad that she did it but the consequences were not in the least bit justified.

Learn from the event. That's my suggestion. Doing anything else about it should be showing respect rather than jokes. Yeah, theres a lot of other people who die. But that doesn't mean the death of anyone should be treated lightly or with disrespect.

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I don't think that's the message people are trying to convey, although some, may. I don't know for sure. (She showed tits, lets feel bad.) My point, is that people make mistakes in life, and she was bullied so badly for that mistake. The story of Amanda should be spread to help people understand what can happen if you bully others, and not only that, but also what happens if you sext/stuff like that, people will eventually find out, and **** happens. I genuinely DO feel badly for Amanda, because we all make mistakes, and no one deserves to go through what she did.

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Well I respectfully disagree with your opinion. I personally think the story should be used as an example for why you shouldn't do stuff like that expecting nothing to happen. I don't think bullying should even be part of the lesson except to show what happens as sort of a "punishment" (I sound like an asshole saying that but oh well).