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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am not condoning the boy but kindness goes a long way. Has the girl been kind and rejected him kindly, she probably wouldn’t die. 
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So what would he have done?

Oh okay, bye!

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She assaulted him first by pushing him. If he did only that to her, it would’ve been seen as assault. I think his friend Ryan convinced him to take the knife and threaten her, but when she pushed him down and laughed and probably called him a wimp/or p word, he lost it.

The show doesn’t make the girl look good. This show is just as much a lesson to girl parents  as it is boy parents  but  Western media will only paint the “toxic masculinity” angle and not discuss the girls. [b]In reality, middle school girls are vicious even to each other and are far worse than boys.[/b] Girls mature faster than boys[/quote]

The Trumpists and boymoms detest this show, which proves it is really onto something.[/quote]

I have 3 girls and think boys these days are way more toxic than millenials were as teens but I also agree with this take. these kids are ALL pretty morally bankrupt, male and female.  They have no actual goals for what how they want to affect change or do anything constructive with their lives. they are so materialistic and even the good ones who worry about the poor/trans kids etc are so so confused and are y outside of the mainstream who are just trash in general, they have no manners and are the blind leading the blind and most parents are content to l et them lead these peer oriented lives with zero guidance or instilling of values after kids go into middle school. [/quote]

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