Tssiemer
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I don't think it's trivial.
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I don't think it's trivial.
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I don't think it's trivial.
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Not to the girl, obviously. But vast majority of students accused of cheating don't kill themselves.
I don't care if she killed Jesus herself. Her past doesn't matter. It just proves something was going on in that family that no one knew. We don't know her. We don't know her whole story. This "she was troubled anyway" bull$hit is really starting to piss me off.
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Well, excuse me. No one is forcing you to read it. But common sense tells me that since vast majority of students don't kill themselves over cheating allegations, something was going on with this student for her to react this way.
While I feel no blame can fall on the teacher legally, she is responsible due to the way she handled it. Did it have to be in front of the whole class? Could she not have spoke to her privately? Did she have to snatch the phone and yell drawing attention to her? Was it anyone else's business?
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You know who's fault it is? The person who killed themselves.
I am ever increasingly annoyed by people prosecuted for other people's suicides. When people choose to kill themselves that is what it is. A choice.
I don't care what was said or done, Many people face hardship every day and don't kill themselves. I realize that some may be clinically depressed or mentally ill, But it is still alone their choice.
From above link:
She snatched it (cell phone) away from her and started screaming at her, Oh, you shouldnt be cheating! You guys shouldnt be cheating! You guys are lying to yourselves! 
Adeoye burst into tears, sobbing, Im sorry! Im sorry!
Oh, you are not really sorry, Malikova allegedly snapped back. Thats not a sincere apology!
Law-enforcement sources confirmed the classroom exchange.
At around 2:15 p.m., a teary-eyed Adeoye scrawled her desperate note on the test, then asked to use the bathroom.
She never returned instead walking from the West 140th Street school to the Hudson Rivers edge at West 165th Street.
Shocked fishermen watched helplessly as she placed her ID on a rock, then jumped in the water.
You know who's fault it is? The person who killed themselves.
I am ever increasingly annoyed by people prosecuted for other people's suicides. When people choose to kill themselves that is what it is. A choice.
I don't care what was said or done, Many people face hardship every day and don't kill themselves. I realize that some may be clinically depressed or mentally ill, But it is still alone their choice.
BBM I have a huge problem with that.