Katie Meyer Suicide Stanford Soccer

[Anonymous]

So sad. I remember watching her win the national championship game in 2019 and win the MVP award.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think she also threw the coffee at the guy because there were allegations that he possibly was sexually inappropriate with her teammate?

That would be assault.

STFU

Seriously, you are a HUGE part of the problem in this country today.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think she also threw the coffee at the guy because there were allegations that he possibly was sexually inappropriate with her teammate?

That would be assault.

Yes her friend was assaulted by the boy.

Alleged, right? But confirmed she threw coffee on the boy, right?

You are defending a sexual assault?

Dp, it can be true that the boy should have been punished through the proper channels if he committed an assault or other sex crime, and that she should be disciplined for assaulting him. I don’t get the argument that she should be allowed to do whatever she wanted regardless of rules.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she also threw the coffee at the guy because there were allegations that he possibly was sexually inappropriate with her teammate?

That would be assault.

Yes her friend was assaulted by the boy.

Alleged, right? But confirmed she threw coffee on the boy, right?

You are defending a sexual assault?

Really?? He was accused and being investigated when she assaulted him (the story posted did not include the results of his investigation). Then she was being investigated for assault. Am I missing some facts?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she also threw the coffee at the guy because there were allegations that he possibly was sexually inappropriate with her teammate?

That would be assault.

Yes her friend was assaulted by the boy.

Alleged, right? But confirmed she threw coffee on the boy, right?

You are defending a sexual assault?

Dp, it can be true that the boy should have been punished through the proper channels if he committed an assault or other sex crime, and that she should be disciplined for assaulting him. I don’t get the argument that she should be allowed to do whatever she wanted regardless of rules.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she also threw the coffee at the guy because there were allegations that he possibly was sexually inappropriate with her teammate?

That would be assault.

Yes her friend was assaulted by the boy.

Alleged, right? But confirmed she threw coffee on the boy, right?

You are defending a sexual assault?

Dp, it can be true that the boy should have been punished through the proper channels if he committed an assault or other sex crime, and that she should be disciplined for assaulting him. I don’t get the argument that she should be allowed to do whatever she wanted regardless of rules.

Nobody said that she should be allowed to do whatever she wants. Nobody said she shouldn’t be disciplined.

But to get a letter saying you’re gonna be disciplined, more harshly for throwing a drink on somebody than the person who SA’d your friend … that’s abuse by the administration

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she also threw the coffee at the guy because there were allegations that he possibly was sexually inappropriate with her teammate?

That would be assault.

Yes her friend was assaulted by the boy.

Alleged, right? But confirmed she threw coffee on the boy, right?

You are defending a sexual assault?

Really?? He was accused and being investigated when she assaulted him (the story posted did not include the results of his investigation). Then she was being investigated for assault. Am I missing some facts?

Yes, she received a letter saying that she was being kicked off the team for throwing a drink on somebody while somebody who sexually assaulted somebody was not kicked off his team.

[Anonymous]

Being against vigilante justice isnt the same thing as defending sexual assault.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is a terrible situation - but even more tragic is a young woman so distraught over a disciplinary action that she took her life. Teaching resilience and how to overcome moments when life seems unjust should be a major focus of childhood. We can do better by our kids if we normalize failure and imperfections over mental breakdowns, extreme fragility and finger pointing when perfection isn't achieved.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she also threw the coffee at the guy because there were allegations that he possibly was sexually inappropriate with her teammate?

That would be assault.

Yes her friend was assaulted by the boy.

Alleged, right? But confirmed she threw coffee on the boy, right?

You are defending a sexual assault?

Really?? He was accused and being investigated when she assaulted him (the story posted did not include the results of his investigation). Then she was being investigated for assault. Am I missing some facts?

Nothing happened to him. Since she died there was no case. He graduated and is just fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is a terrible situation - but even more tragic is a young woman so distraught over a disciplinary action that she took her life. Teaching resilience and how to overcome moments when life seems unjust should be a major focus of childhood. We can do better by our kids if we normalize failure and imperfections over mental breakdowns, extreme fragility and finger pointing when perfection isn't achieved.

She didn’t fail, the school did. Maybe they can learn to not overreact or single out some for overly harsh discipline while ignoring others?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she also threw the coffee at the guy because there were allegations that he possibly was sexually inappropriate with her teammate?

That would be assault.

Yes her friend was assaulted by the boy.

Alleged, right? But confirmed she threw coffee on the boy, right?

You are defending a sexual assault?

Dp, it can be true that the boy should have been punished through the proper channels if he committed an assault or other sex crime, and that she should be disciplined for assaulting him. I don’t get the argument that she should be allowed to do whatever she wanted regardless of rules.

Part of the generation the keeps waiting for someone else to save them. Look around and tell me how your pacifist refusal to live your life with any agency is working out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Being against vigilante justice isnt the same thing as defending sexual assault.

What’s the difference between justice and vigilante justice. Please cite examples from the current US justice system.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she also threw the coffee at the guy because there were allegations that he possibly was sexually inappropriate with her teammate?

That would be assault.

Yes her friend was assaulted by the boy.

Alleged, right? But confirmed she threw coffee on the boy, right?

You are defending a sexual assault?

Dp, it can be true that the boy should have been punished through the proper channels if he committed an assault or other sex crime, and that she should be disciplined for assaulting him. I don’t get the argument that she should be allowed to do whatever she wanted regardless of rules.

Idk, I’m alive and living my best life, and the entitled athlete committed suicide when she was wasn’t given special treatment for her bad behavior.

Part of the generation the keeps waiting for someone else to save them. Look around and tell me how your pacifist refusal to live your life with any agency is working out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is a terrible situation - but even more tragic is a young woman so distraught over a disciplinary action that she took her life. Teaching resilience and how to overcome moments when life seems unjust should be a major focus of childhood. We can do better by our kids if we normalize failure and imperfections over mental breakdowns, extreme fragility and finger pointing when perfection isn't achieved.

You don’t know how she was raised. To make it onto that D1 team she already had more grit than 99% of kids her age. You fail a lot at soccer as you work your way up.