Violence is bad. But child porn is bad to.

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Anonymous wrote:Louisiana girl expelled for smacking boy who distributed AI child pornography imagery of her

https://www.wsaw.com/2025/11/12/girl-13-expelled-hitting-classmate-who-made-deepfake-porn-image-her-lawyers-say/

Don't rely on the school admin to protect victims.

Ironic. Here in LCPS a girl with gender dysphorya films boys in locker rooms, boys complain about it and now boys are investigated. Except for the boy who professes a religion that sees women as objects. Looking forward to reading your mental gymnastics to explain/condone/justify this travesty. No pun intended 😘

It's all so ridiculous and tiresome.

Anonymous wrote:Louisiana girl expelled for smacking boy who distributed AI child pornography imagery of her

https://www.wsaw.com/2025/11/12/girl-13-expelled-hitting-classmate-who-made-deepfake-porn-image-her-lawyers-say/

Don't rely on the school admin to protect victims.

Ironic. Here in LCPS a girl with gender dysphorya films boys in locker rooms, boys complain about it and now boys are investigated. Except for the boy who professes a religion that sees women as objects. Looking forward to reading your mental gymnastics to explain/condone/justify this travesty. No pun intended 😘

Anonymous wrote:It’s really weird, in my experience, that a student is expelled for their first offense of hitting someone or fighting; that severity sounds a little fishy, especially in a context where most right-thinking people would accept the boy totally had it coming.

School staff sometimes aren’t capable of thinking logically. No doubt they blamed her for what the boy did to her, and then were trying to CYA when their own neglect became painfully apparent.

I hope they all lose their jobs. Just a complete lack of judgment, completely inappropriate.

If it is a jury trial with parents on the jury, that school board will lose in a big way.

It’s really weird, in my experience, that a student is expelled for their first offense of hitting someone or fighting; that severity sounds a little fishy, especially in a context where most right-thinking people would accept the boy totally had it coming.

And now it sounds like her family are suing the school district. Good for them!
https://louisianaradionetwork.com/2025/11/17/44432/
Family of 13-year-old girl takes legal action against Lafourche Parish School Board over expulsion tied to AI scandal

The Lafourche Parish School Board is coming under fire for how it handled an incident in which a group of boys shared AI nude images of female classmates. One of them had been expelled for hitting a boy on a school bus who had shared an image of her. Her family’s lawyers gave the school board an earful this month. Benjamin Comeaux told the board her school, Sixth Ward Middle School in Thibodaux, prevented her from seeking help.

“These students teased her all day. And she said, ‘Let me call my dad.’ ‘We don’t need to get parents involved right now,’ is what she was told,” Comeaux said.

Another of the family’s lawyers, Gregory Miller, told the board after the girl’s pleas to the school for help fell on deaf ears, she was placed on the same bus as one of the boys who had been bullying her, and that’s when she took matters into her own hands.

“And I got to punish them because they took action after the same videos and images were being shown on the bus again of her? Are you guys okay with that?” Miller asked.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Violence is never the right answer.

Disagree. In school, it's very much the right answer. Kids don't know where to draw the line especially since teachers coddle the worst kids and defend them the most, thus preventing them from learning empathy. I'm not condoning bullying at all or saying that the following should be a normal occurrence. But getting beat up by a kid in the same grade (or the very threat it could happen) for being an a-hole to them can prevent most of these kids from continuing down that path the rest of their lives. Kids like this girl shouldn't be "remedied" for defending themselves. And judging by the large number of unempathetic, no affect politicians these days, I think it's safe to say that many were the a-holes who were protected by the teachers.

+1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

Good for her. She deserved detention, he deserved suspension or more.

Anonymous wrote:We need to change our laws. Generating fake pornographic content needs to be considered a felony for sexual assault.

It actually IS a crime in Louisiana. The boy was charged with crimes.

https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/local/lafourche-terrebonne/new-artificial-intelligence-law-used-to-charge-middle-school-student-who-allegedly-shared-fake-nude-images-of-classmates/289-703bf18a-fbbd-4ec3-a62e-0f20cbe0f0fa

Anonymous wrote:Ok she was expelled but hopefully he is a federal criminal and on the sexual predator registry

I don’t know why it’s controversial that the victims of sexual exploitation aren’t expelled from school…

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sounds about right. (Not agreeing at all, just noticing that girls and women are punished more harshly for standing up for themselves than the people who harm them in the first place.)

The boys were criminally charged, on ten counts. Expulsion is not a harsher punishment.

After the school tried to isolate the victim from her own parents and cover up the incident, but failed.

They are so gonna get sued

Anonymous wrote:My kid would be spending their expulsion at Disneyland, and the lawyers who will be suing the school for their role would surely be able to ensure there were no academic consequences.

This was my first thought - Disneyland for sure.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sounds about right. (Not agreeing at all, just noticing that girls and women are punished more harshly for standing up for themselves than the people who harm them in the first place.)

The boys were criminally charged, on ten counts. Expulsion is not a harsher punishment.

After the school tried to isolate the victim from her own parents and cover up the incident, but failed.

Anonymous wrote:Violence is never the right answer.

I'll agree with that as soon as the police are disarmed.