Child stabbed to death by a fellow student. [UPDATED!]

[aaronmcc]

They need to introduce compulsory drafting for these nutter kids. The thought of having to fight for your life in a wartorn shithole will scare them fucking straight pronto. 1 more strike and you're off to afghanistan!

 

[B-ray]

i live a 10 minute drive from that school, wasn't a rought school but it was a pretty huge shock

 

[orangebandguy]

Someone brought a knife into school once, he was chucked out the next day.

 

[[Cold-Shoulder]]

I haven't heard of any stabbings at my school, mainly just people getting thrown through a window or something along that line. I fully agree that the younger years are turning into even worser pompus little bastards.
Every day the idea of mutilating one of those jerks with a spatula is becoming even more enlightening.

 

[MercurySteam]

Wow, I can relate.. Not from WA by any chance are ya? Sounds exactly like my school.. Im also in year 11. Iv heard that report on the news aswell, and it is quite disturbing.. Why would someone do that, at that age?

Na, NSW is where I'm at. It's not exactly champagne wishes and caviar dreams over here either.

Someone brought a knife into school once, he was chucked out the next day.

I knew a guy who bought a mini katana to school because he felt up a girl in our year and was afraid her boyfriend was going to kill him.

A real problem in my school are Leb gangsters. But the tru-blu Aussies aren't much to speak of either.

 

[Phantom_IEC]

So today while my dad was driving me to school I was listening to the news on the ABC above the roar of the 6 litre V8 engine. It turns out at a private school in Brisbane a 12 year old kid was stabbed to death by a 13 year old kid from his school. The Deparment of Education stated that "this is not becoming a trend" despite that a few weeks earlier, one student stabbed a classmate in the leg at a different school. Then they moved on to talk about a completely unrelated incident where a mother had stabbed another mother outside a school. The woman with the knife was holdig a baby at the time.

Oh, and yes someone at my school has been stabbed before (he was stabbed in the arm with a pair of scissors over a matter of $10) and I have also noticed that all the years below mine are turning out to be full of little shits. Little because they seem to be getting shorter and shits because most of them parade around the school practically begging for someone to stab them. I'm in year 11 btw.

So, has a conflict at your school resulted in someone getting seriously hurt? Do you think the years below yours are becoming groups of assholes?

This is why we need to bring back corporal punishment. Lil bastards would tow the line if the very real threat of being publicly flogged hung above their heads.

I am currently in the process of becoming a Teacher and the issue of corporal punishment has come up a few times. All those in favour of it are of an age were it never happened to them, all those against it are older and had corporal punishment.

I think in the whole time I was in education only one child ever had a knife on them and he was in Yr 2 or 3, it was his dad's Stanley knife and didn't bring it in to hurt anyone just to show people.

 

[FallenJellyDoughnut]

I heard about that, I hate children more than anything I've ever hated, today these 3 little fat girls were threatening to throw water balloons at me and my friend, so we just walked away, and they followed us while saying shit like "Are you two gay?" and "You're a retard!", they were terrible at throwing, so I whispered to my friend "On the count of 3, we rush 'em. 1. 2. 3!" And we quickly turned around, started sprinting towards them while yelling and they screamed and ran home. We also pretended to throw rocks at them while they ran, aiming just above and below them (Only pebbles) so they were even more scared, one even started crying. I'm such a bad person in such an awesome way. (This was down my street, in a cul-de-sack)

 

[Macgyvercas]

Ah, the myth of childhood innocence. Children are just as crazy as adults, don't underestimate them.

After all, those who committed the Columbine massacre were technically children. One of them at least.

QFT. Why do people consider children to be immune fro the crazies anyway. How long do you think before the media starts balming video games?

 

[jasoncyrus]

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My father wasnt afraid to lift a hand to my hide if I needed it, it kept me in line and taught me the value of not doing stupid things.

I remember a special needs teacher got stabbed because there was one little shit kid with "behavioural problems" who threw a stanley knife at her. Personally I think beating the shit out of him a good dozen times would've set him straight.

Ah, the myth of childhood innocence. Children are just as crazy as adults, don't underestimate them.

After all, those who committed the Columbine massacre were technically children. One of them at least.

QFT. Why do people consider children to be immune fro the crazies anyway. How long do you think before the media starts balming video games?

They already do blame video games...

 

[Angryman101]

Wow, that's intense. Worst I ever got in any of my school is a group-sex scandal in middle school and one fight in high school that lasted 20 seconds.
I do actually believe the media glorifying violence in conjunction with lax parenting is the problem. Sigh.

 

[GodsAndFishes]

This is why we need to bring back corporal punishment. Lil bastards would tow the line if the very real threat of being publicly flogged hung above their heads.

Seconded.
I've never understood how just a telling off is more effective than a good beating/whipping/caning.

 

[sky14kemea]

Nope, us Norwegians are friendly.

We resort to calm and peaceful solutions.

[sub]Ha![/sub]

SNIP

Har, har. That's pretty funny.

Well, we weren't able to stay neutral during WW2, even though we tried. Furthermore, if Germany didn't occupy us, Britian most certainly would. Hitler just beat the allies to it.

Uh oh, this thread is over. Nazi's have been mentioned -w-

OT: My friend once stabbed a guy in the arm with a pencil in primary school. :/

We've never had a knife-stabbing though.

 

[MelziGurl]

Apparently the 13yr old was the victim of bullying and thus warranted stabbing the 12yr old boy. Now I was severely bullied through primary school and never felt any sudden or thought out urges to murder someone.

 

[Daystar Clarion]

Apparently the 13yr old was the victim of bullying and thus warranted stabbing the 12yr old boy. Now I was severely bullied through primary school and never felt any sudden or thought out urges to murder someone.

You don't remember? Your mind must have blocked that part of your memory off. You know the emperor from Star Wars? That was you. Star Wars is based off of your true story.

 

[Lim3]

This is why we need to bring back corporal punishment. Lil bastards would tow the line if the very real threat of being publicly flogged hung above their heads.

Seconded.
I've never understood how just a telling off is more effective than a good beating/whipping/caning.

I vote with you guys. Theres nothing wrong with a little corporal punishment.

I can't believe how society now regards smacking a child; theres nothing wrong with it if its done properly. Theres a big difference between the teacher giving the child the cane when he/she knows they're out of line and abuse.

 

[likalaruku]

In highschool, we used to get a lot of bomb threats & fake fire alarms, usually around a sports event or a test or an assembly. I remember that Columbine shooting thing that made schools everywhere panic. For a couple of months, our school put up metal detectors & security guards at all the entrances. The only good they did was to scare off the kids that liked to smoke on the side of the building.

 

[MelasZepheos_v1legacy]

My one belief is that the people in the years below you always seem shorter and more cocky and arrogant.

My one realisation is that I was once that cocky and arrogant, and that short.

There were no stabbings at my school, and there haven't been since I left, and personally I think the problem is less the children themselves, since children are always sociopathic little monsters, I think it's to do with the availability of the weapons wherever they are.

 

[Hippobatman]

sniPS

Surely the general community is mature enough to see a nazi reference and stay calm?

[sub]Ah... You're probably right. Sorry, my bad.[/sub]