So apparently, we can get justice in America too.

[shortylickens]

http://articles.cnn.com/2012-09-29/us/us_michigan-teen-prank_1_prank-victim-hairstylist-bold-move

And it didnt require looting and riots.

 

[waggy]

great. the girl has my major respect. that's how you deal with bullies.

but to be honest im tired of hearing about it heh. oh and the "kink" yeah the fucktard that dropped out when he found out it was her? then he got in again when she became "popular" yeah fuck him too.

 

[Smoblikat]

I dont understand what happened. Can someone explain to me why anyone should care?

 

[Throckmorton]

What? Somebody dropped out? WTF is a kink? She got a makeover from a hairstylist?

The only thing about this story that I understand is the girl being nominated as a joke.

 

[WHAMPOM]

I dont understand what happened. Can someone explain to me why anyone should care?

Her "classmates" thought it great to nominate a girl too poor to afford to dress up properly as prom Queen. Some joke right? What part do you not understand?

 

[SheHateMe]

I dont understand what happened. Can someone explain to me why anyone should care?

The kids at school voted for her to be on the homecoming court as a prank (because she was poor and unattractive). When she made it because of them...somehow this silly story made national headlines.

She said she felt "suicidal" and "like trash" because of what they did.


You shouldn't care because this is really a non-story. CNN must have been bored today.

Good for her for making homecoming queen, good for the "bullies" for giving her an opportunity she would have never had otherwise.

 

[Harrod]

Back in high school I used to work on the yearbook and some of the school papers, I remember in one class someone was discussing who to vote for as most attractive or something, and my classmates kept saying that they were going to vote for some jock.

I convinced them that in 20 years they are going to be kicking themselves for voting for one of an assortment of jackasses in the class. I got them to vote towards some of the nicest people in the class instead. I always considered this kindof a prank at getting back at the kids who were voted over and over for stuff who in all reality were the bullies.

 

[Moonbeam]

Back in high school I used to work on the yearbook and some of the school papers, I remember in one class someone was discussing who to vote for as most attractive or something, and my classmates kept saying that they were going to vote for some jock.

I convinced them that in 20 years they are going to be kicking themselves for voting for one of an assortment of jackasses in the class. I got them to vote towards some of the nicest people in the class instead. I always considered this kindof a prank at getting back at the kids who were voted over and over for stuff who in all reality were the bullies.

We need to keep some space in our hearts for bullies because they are what they are because they were deeply damaged as children and made to feel inferior, with all the meanness and violence that produces. They are assholes but they were made to be that way and they can be cured sometimes by life events.

 

[AyashiKaibutsu]

It's an ok story. Needs more looting and riots though.

 

[Smoblikat]

It's an ok story. Needs more looting and riots though.

Rape too.

 

[Perknose]

http://articles.cnn.com/2012-09-29/us/us_michigan-teen-prank_1_prank-victim-hairstylist-bold-move

And it didnt require looting and riots.

Or guns. It didn't require any firearms. Imagine that.

 

[shortylickens]

Or guns. It didn't require any firearms. Imagine that.

Firearms arent for justice. They are for personal protection.
Justice comes from working to make the world a better place. And this girls life was clearly improved, if only a small amount.

 

[zephyrprime]

You shouldn't care because this is really a non-story. CNN must have been bored today.

Good for her for making homecoming queen, good for the "bullies" for giving her an opportunity she would have never had otherwise.

It's a human interest story. Normal people love this sort of stuff. P&N consists entirely of abnormal people who would rather discuss Islam and the great injustice of taxation.

 

[Perknose]

And it didnt require looting and riots.

Or guns. It didn't require any firearms. Imagine that.

Firearms arent for justice. They are for personal protection.
Justice comes from working to make the world a better place. And this girls life was clearly improved, if only a small amount.

But lootings are for justice? :hmm:

Consistency and sense, you make neither.

 

[MrColin]

Her "classmates" thought it great to nominate a girl too poor to afford to dress up properly as prom Queen. Some joke right? What part do you not understand?

Ahh, that wasn't in the article. I was holding out for the part with all of the pigs' blood and she massacres everybody.

 

[SheHateMe]

It's a human interest story. Normal people love this sort of stuff. P&N consists entirely of abnormal people who would rather discuss Islam and the great injustice of taxation.

We read enough about bullies in the news. Does CNN really need to post a story about a successful prank? Its a non-story. Cinderella's step sisters bullied her and she became a princess, do you think you would care if that was in the news?

 

[PingSpike]

I read an earlier version of the story and I thought that football dude who dropped out and crawled back when the winds direction changed really sounded like a pathetic coward.