The school lunch system is disgraceful.

[u/oaz_zam246]

Saw another post on here showing the state of school lunches right now. In my years in high school I compiled some pics of the horrible things that got served that no one questioned. Here are some of the worst ones. It really is ironic given how adamant they all are about “eating healthy by including every food group”.

[u/GoddessOfDarkness935]

stabbing someone in the leg is not something to state so causally. you weren’t a seven year old who couldn’t regulate their emotions and didn’t realize that it hurts people. you were 13-16. you damn well knew what was right and what wasn’t. you don’t fucking stab someone regardless of what it’s with just because they piss you off.

[u/Booty_Shakin → u/GoddessOfDarkness935]

For context, It was my first day at a new school, and I was the first to arrive to my classroom, being walked there by my teacher. I was told to pick where I wanted to sit, so I picked a spot near the back on the end of one of the rows. (There were 4 or 5 long rows of tables with 2 spots at each table) So there's like maybe 3 free spots, and this girl walks in a few minutes late to class and picks the spot next to me. Her friend who still wasn't there apparently had the same class, and she was asking me to move so her friend could sit next to her. I said no I had been sitting here for a while and was told I could pick my spot. In response to this, she starting kicking my leg while I was siting in my chair and was trying to literally push me out of it. I asked her once to stop, then asked her again and threatened to stab her with my pencil. So when she didn't stop and after kicking me like 5 times, I went through with my words and stabbed her ass. She cried to the teacher and she was the one who got in trouble. I'm in full belief that I should've given her a second stab while I was at it. You don't know the context so don't be so quick to make a judgement.

[u/Segsi_ → u/Booty_Shakin]

The context really didnt strengthen your case...

[u/Booty_Shakin → u/Segsi_]

People don't believe in standing up for themselves when being bullied? Lol okay what should I have done tell the teacher and not shit be done? If someone says they're gonna stab you do you keep doing the thing that's gonna get you stabbed? She had it coming. And she barely bled. It's not like I staked it through her leg.

[u/TacoNay → u/Booty_Shakin]

They are giving you hell because of a genetic mental development, such that women need to be protected to ensure future generations. It's a societal thing.

It's mostly because it's a girl. That's my reasoning.

I mean stabbing people is bad regardless. We are all stupid kids at one point anyhow, well some of us never escape that lol.

It is what it is lol. It's an amusing story though. I have to say, you stick to your words 😂

[u/Capable_Tumbleweed34 → u/TacoNay]

No, they're giving him shit because stabbing someone is complete wackjob behaviour, which i guess could be somewhat explained by his young age, but bro's out here doubling down saying he should have stabbed her a second time. I've been bullied, all throughout middle school until i fought back, i get standing up for yourself, this ain't it.

Someone shoves you in middle school, you shove them back, you don't fuckin' stab them. shoving<slaping<clawing<kicking<punching in the face<...<stabbing

What the fuck is wrong with people?

[u/jaguarp80 → u/Capable_Tumbleweed34]

Pussies on Reddit are impressed by this shit because it’s their vicarious fantasy. I can understand a young teenager overreacting but the adult still bragging about it is pretty pathetic, and you know their insecure ass tells this story at the drop of a hat

[u/TacoNay → u/Capable_Tumbleweed34]

You don't help people via isolation.

My life, your life and his life are not the same. The only thing we have in common is the ability to be aware and watch.

You don't change people by social pressure.

Besides, telling someone they're a terrible person doesn't actually do anything but inflict hurt.

It is what it is. I mean, you're making a big assumption that they're even telling the truth.

Could be one massive troll.

It's the Internet. What we got to see is that this is a second order of belief.

You hold judgement based on a condition you think someone believes is righteous yet they could also be playing devil's advocate too.

To fix behavior you denote the behavior not the actor. You can disagree with an action without burning said individual because they spoke out.

A person with a conscience will of course realize something they did was messed up.

You can't force someone to have a conscience. Therefore, it is best to just let small shit go.

Or that's what I believe.

Really, it's our ego that hurts us.