Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
So what would he have done?
Oh okay, bye!
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. In reality, middle school girls are vicious even to each other and are far worse than boys. Girls mature faster than boys
The show is not about blaming the girl or anyone, it’s just going over events as they happened and what lead to the young girls tragic death.
Nobody is a saint
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
So what would he have done?
Oh okay, bye!
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. In reality, middle school girls are vicious even to each other and are far worse than boys. Girls mature faster than boys
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I won't watch this. Based on "growing knife crime" in the UK--then completely twisted to make it appear yet again that young, white men and boys are the problem. And you all can't figure out how Trump got elected.
Your commitment to remaining uninformed is truly impressive.
My son was a sophomore at George Mason about 6 years ago. In a cultural studies program class the professor asked all the white males to stand up and "apologize" for the wrongs their fathers and grandfathers had committed. If you don't think white males are subject to harassment and unjust discrimination you really are either a happy bigot or clueless af.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I won't watch this. Based on "growing knife crime" in the UK--then completely twisted to make it appear yet again that young, white men and boys are the problem. And you all can't figure out how Trump got elected.
Your commitment to remaining uninformed is truly impressive.
My son was a sophomore at George Mason about 6 years ago. In a cultural studies program class the professor asked all the white males to stand up and "apologize" for the wrongs their fathers and grandfathers had committed. If you don't think white males are subject to harassment and unjust discrimination you really are either a happy bigot or clueless af.
While I'm sure something happened, I do not for one minute believe it was as your son perceived. As you were not there, you cannot say either way.
And while I'm sure they are discriminated against, it's laughable that you think it is on par with what women and POC experience every day.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The show is entirely fictional. Nothing like it (cute, polite white boy randomly stabs classmate) ever happened in the UK. The show is slander against boys.
What it does capture is a real phenomenon where boys are increasingly rude to their female teachers, as expressed in this NYT op Ed:
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/29/opinion/adolescence-misogyny-schools.html?smid=nytcore-android-share
Schools have been hell for boys for too long to count. Girls are doing better on most every measure of academic success. Is it any wonder boys are opting out or lashing out? Schools are no longer set up for them. Adolescence is anti boy propaganda that will only make the problem worse by instilling a false sense of righteousness in the female educational establishment.
People always say this, but my question is when were schools EVER set up for boys? When my father went to school, teachers smacked him with rulers. They had to be obedient and quiet. They had leadership positions and got the best grades and went on to college. Girls were not encouraged to go on to university.
Nowadays, it’s flipped. Classroom rules are very loose. Students are allowed to do anything. Chat, walk around, call out, use their phone. It’s a disruptive environment.
I disagree that classrooms favor girls these days. I think they favor boys and yet they’re still doing poorly. Why?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I won't watch this. Based on "growing knife crime" in the UK--then completely twisted to make it appear yet again that young, white men and boys are the problem. And you all can't figure out how Trump got elected.
Your commitment to remaining uninformed is truly impressive.
My son was a sophomore at George Mason about 6 years ago. In a cultural studies program class the professor asked all the white males to stand up and "apologize" for the wrongs their fathers and grandfathers had committed. If you don't think white males are subject to harassment and unjust discrimination you really are either a happy bigot or clueless af.
Anonymous wrote:This boy mom vs girl mom debate is stupid. Props to the incredible man who wrote and starred in this show, Stephen Graham, who played Jamie’s Dad. Just give this guy an Emmy now. His performance was phenomenal, especially in the last episode.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I won't watch this. Based on "growing knife crime" in the UK--then completely twisted to make it appear yet again that young, white men and boys are the problem. And you all can't figure out how Trump got elected.
Your commitment to remaining uninformed is truly impressive.
Anonymous wrote:I won't watch this. Based on "growing knife crime" in the UK--then completely twisted to make it appear yet again that young, white men and boys are the problem. And you all can't figure out how Trump got elected.