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- Gucci0
Why pull out the disabled card, that's not at all relevant - the kid isn't disabled. What a shit way to support your argument. Get a grip.
twosixohfive
(Apr 1 06, 10:26)hardly.
it merely puts a gaping hole on the other side of the argument in clear view.if the act is deplorable because the kid was handicapped... why is it ok for anyone else?
why are some people held to a higher/lower moral standard? We're all equal as people and should be treated as such.
'weak' is a subjective but very general term – one that can be applied in this case, seeing as the kid was in the care of an adult and was taken advantage of – an adult who puportedly is much more astute than he is.
don't get me wrong, i had to force myself not to chuckle when i saw it, but then the kid started to ball his eyes out it wasn't funny. Plus, i'm being challenged here....
i don't want to start sounding like a social worker, but... I can't stand people that prey on others for kicks... that's it.damn... that was a long post. i'm going outside.