Welcome to DU! The truly grassroots left-of-center political community where regular people, not algorithms, drive the discussions and set the standards. Join the community: Create a free account Support DU (and get rid of ads!): Become a Star Member Latest Breaking News Editorials & Other Articles General Discussion The DU Lounge All Forums Issue Forums Culture Forums Alliance Forums Region Forums Support Forums Help & Search

General Discussion

jmowreader

(53,162 posts)

42. We can definitely agree destroying the tablet pushes this into felony territory

Reply to LisaL (Reply #40)

Wed Sep 7, 2016, 04:46 PM

Sep 2016

ESPECIALLY if it was an iPad.

Edit history

Please sign in to view edit histories.

Recommendations

0 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

44 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

Bullies Throw Deaf Student�s Backpack In A Toilet, Then Mom Pulls Him Out Of School [View all] KamaAina Sep 2016 OP

I see the school is "investigating." Warpy Sep 2016 #1

Administrators tolerate bullying kevink077 Sep 2016 #15

they should be arrested and prosecuted. Mariana Sep 2016 #20

Lemme guess.... Athletes? Blue_Tires Sep 2016 #41

Here is a follow up story exboyfil Sep 2016 #2

That was very valuable property dhol82 Sep 2016 #5

I looked it up. They're cheap. jmowreader Sep 2016 #10

I wear two cochlear implants and you are probably wrong GobBluth Sep 2016 #18

Your understanding of cochlear implants is incorrect. lapislzi Sep 2016 #22

He also had a tablet in his back pack. LisaL Sep 2016 #40

We can definitely agree destroying the tablet pushes this into felony territory jmowreader Sep 2016 #42

One of those bullies might run for President someday. world wide wally Sep 2016 #3

That someday is today, at Honeywell. KamaAina Sep 2016 #9

America Loves Bullies Calculating Sep 2016 #4

This is why we pulled our son out of the SFUSD RandySF Sep 2016 #6

The principal may have been thinking "that will toughen him up". that's the attitude of some Liberal_in_LA Sep 2016 #8

I think they just give up. RandySF Sep 2016 #13

I Don't See Anything Wrong With That ProfessorGAC Sep 2016 #24

Yes, when bullying is that bad, authority figures are likely complicit. NT Jerry442 Sep 2016 #26

+1, they should also pay for the consequences uponit7771 Sep 2016 #33

horrible Liberal_in_LA Sep 2016 #7

God, WTF is wrong with some people? Initech Sep 2016 #11

It called bad parenting Pakid Sep 2016 #17

Also poor education. Initech Sep 2016 #19

I have a question for you Bluzmann57 Sep 2016 #30

And, in other news, LWolf Sep 2016 #12

Nice story Bluzmann57 Sep 2016 #31

Yes. LWolf Sep 2016 #44

Hopefully the kids who did this will have some kind of consequences mountain grammy Sep 2016 #14

Same as it ever was, bullied for the unforgivable crime of being different MotorCityMan Sep 2016 #21

It is heartbreaking mountain grammy Sep 2016 #23

Charge the two teens with criminal mischief flying-skeleton Sep 2016 #16

Assault is a crime. HughBeaumont Sep 2016 #25

I'm not for criminalizing kids behavior at school, but this is an exception Renew Deal Sep 2016 #27

agreed etherealtruth Sep 2016 #34

This is not criminalizing kids' behavior at school. Mariana Sep 2016 #37

Does that include you and your kids? Renew Deal Sep 2016 #38

Of course. Mariana Sep 2016 #39

ZeroTolerance� = Bullies-in-charge. You GOT THAT? Eleanors38 Sep 2016 #28

Cue the Hillary ad about Trump bullying and kids watching Divine Discontent Sep 2016 #29

Ugh. This is despicable. HuckleB Sep 2016 #32

That last sentence isn't fair B2G Sep 2016 #35

It sounds like they have a good value system at that school. lpbk2713 Sep 2016 #36

Future Republicans--whose parents will be voting yuiyoshida Sep 2016 #43