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Of all the crappy things a person can do to a teenage girl, this one ranks pretty high up there. A teacher at an English secondary school took it upon herself to give her students a lesson in the dangers of social media, by stalking a 15-year-old girl online to find bikini pictures of her, and then showing them to 100 of her classmates at a school assembly.


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Did you catch that? A teacher went onto a student's Facebook page, downloaded a picture of her in a bikini, and then humiliated her with it in front of her peers.

In what world is this possibly OK? The victim's mom has filed complaints with the proper authorities about the incident, as would I, had this happened to either of my daughter. My daughters who are allowed to wear bikinis, by the way.

The mom said, "She's really upset and hurt and this has knocked her confidence, She's not the type of girl who likes attention like this ... she's a tom-boy, she doesn't wear make-up and she doesn't even have her ears pierced. It's not often you even get her in a bikini."

The school at least has the common sense to apologize on behalf of the teacher who engaged in the public shaming, but they still defend the "message of the assembly." Sounds like a sorry-not-sorry to me!

A spokesperson said, "She wanted to illustrate how freely available such images are, through the internet. We are really sorry for the way in which this important message was delivered. This was an error of judgment: the member of staff had not intended to cause any embarrassment."

How can you not intend to cause any embarrassment by displaying a picture of a 15-year-old girl in a bikini to 100 of her classmates? Have you ever met a 15-year-old girl who thought she looked good in a bikini? They are mythical creatures, played by 18-year-olds pretending to be high school sophomores in movies.

Yes, people, especially teens, should be careful of what they post on the Internet. But maybe teachers or other adults in authority shouldn't going stalking their Facebook pages with the intent to embarrass them publicly. If this teacher really was concerned over what this girl posted on a public forum she happened to come across, she should have come to her privately about it, or even her parents. But shaming her in front of her classmates is just despicable.

Do you think this teacher was in the right or the wrong?

He should be reprimanded and watched closely now

It's a good message they're trying to send, but they really fucked up sending it. Why the hell would they think that's okay to do?

Let's get this straight:

1. 15 year old girl minding her own business and doing what 1 billion other people do

2. Female teacher, without provocation, goes in and downloads a bikini picture (not a normally dressed pic)

3. Female (lesbian most likely) teacher faps to said bikini pic

4. Female teacher shows everyone else the bikini pic

5. School says "sorry" and "error of judgment"

So. Where's Jesse jackson? Where's Al Sharpton? Her civil liberties were violated. The obviously lesbian teacher should be put in prison, and this 15 year old white girl should be awarded lots of money from the county.

Nothing humiliating about that picture. The girl has a nice ass.

Why is the girl leaving her facebook pictures public?

What type of high school student uses facebook?

I thought all high school kids think facebook is for geezers?

Nice ass

Big Dick Black Wrote:
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> Nothing humiliating about that picture. The girl
> has a nice ass.

+1, The girl is probably the most popular girl in high school now. All the jocks probably want to date her and all the "uncool" kids have sympathy for her.

Win-win for the girl.

Does she do anal?

Given the font at the end, I agree Wingnut is Fox News/OP. Why is he so stupid?

Are guys over 18 supposed to pretend like they don't wanna fuck her?

I want to inseminate 50% of the 14 year olds I see at the mall. That doesn't mean I'm stupid enough to do it.

High school-aged girls are physically mature enough to have sex and reproduce. Why do you think it's so easy for girls in that age bracket to get pregnant, while many women in their 30s need to have a doctor stick an artificial jizz blaster up their twat? It's what nature intended.

There is a moral issue, however. While teenage girls may be physically mature enough for sex, they still lack the valuable life experience to understand when they're being taken advantage of. This naivety can lead them to make regrettable decisions.

I do not think that WANTING to fuck a 15 yr old is bad. You just have to consider the above, and realize that it's irresponsible to act on that urge.

War on Women, right?

Jailbait Wrote:
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> Are guys over 18 supposed to pretend like they
> don't wanna fuck her?

15 year olds are very fuckable. Their bodies are very tight and the pussy is tight too. But I have a feeling sex would be a very one sided affair. Im sure a 15 year old would have no idea what to do other than just lay there.

Big Dick Black Wrote:
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> Im sure a 15 year old would have no idea what to do
> other than just lay there.

Just bend her over a fuckin table. Requires zero thought on her part.

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> Of all the crappy things a person can do to a
> teenage girl, this one ranks pretty high up there.
> A teacher at an English secondary school took it
> upon herself to give her students a lesson in the
> dangers of social media, by stalking a 15-year-old
> girl online to find bikini pictures of her, and
> then showing them to 100 of her classmates at a
> school assembly.
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>
>
> Did you catch that? A teacher went onto a
> student's Facebook page, downloaded a picture of
> her in a bikini, and then humiliated her with it
> in front of her peers.
>
> In what world is this possibly OK? The victim's
> mom has filed complaints with the proper
> authorities about the incident, as would I, had
> this happened to either of my daughter. My
> daughters who are allowed to wear bikinis, by the
> way.
>
> The mom said, "She's really upset and hurt and
> this has knocked her confidence, She's not the
> type of girl who likes attention like this ...
> she's a tom-boy, she doesn't wear make-up and she
> doesn't even have her ears pierced. It's not often
> you even get her in a bikini."
>
> The school at least has the common sense to
> apologize on behalf of the teacher who engaged in
> the public shaming, but they still defend the
> "message of the assembly." Sounds like a
> sorry-not-sorry to me!
>
> A spokesperson said, "She wanted to illustrate how
> freely available such images are, through the
> internet. We are really sorry for the way in which
> this important message was delivered. This was an
> error of judgment: the member of staff had not
> intended to cause any embarrassment."
>
> How can you not intend to cause any embarrassment
> by displaying a picture of a 15-year-old girl in a
> bikini to 100 of her classmates? Have you ever met
> a 15-year-old girl who thought she looked good in
> a bikini? They are mythical creatures, played by
> 18-year-olds pretending to be high school
> sophomores in movies.
>
> Yes, people, especially teens, should be careful
> of what they post on the Internet. But maybe
> teachers or other adults in authority shouldn't
> going stalking their Facebook pages with the
> intent to embarrass them publicly. If this teacher
> really was concerned over what this girl posted on
> a public forum she happened to come across, she
> should have come to her privately about it, or
> even her parents. But shaming her in front of her
> classmates is just despicable.
>
> Do you think this teacher was in the right
> or the wrong?



So how about some pictures of your daughters in their bikinis?
Attachments:

This girl got a name? Need more pics!

Sounds like the teacher was jealous of the girl's body.

Blessed are the murderous.

Very fappable. Wanna see her face tho...