11-Year-Old Brain Cancer Survivor Commits Suicide After Being Bullied.

[Steve]

That's so wrong, kids are cruel as fuck and they don't realise the damage they cause.

[Nite]

How did an 11 year old get access to a gun?

[Kanda444]

Originally Posted by Nite

How did an 11 year old get access to a gun?

that's what i want to know too.

[blaze915]

Originally Posted by Nite

How did an 11 year old get access to a gun?

Lol u must not be from the united states where the per capita is the highest in the world.
Shit she probably saved up her lunch money and went to the local street dealer and bought a hot gun for a cheap price.
Desperate people do desperate shit.
Its not hard for the average informed mind to think of ways to get access to guns.
Especially here in the US of GUNS.








en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimated_number_of_guns_per_capita_by_country

[Geemonster]

Originally Posted by tbone79

That is absolutely horrible... I have absolutely no idea what the fuck is wrong with people, bullying someone over that. Bullying in general...

some people just have no respect for themselves coupled with no self esteem and have to leech it from others misery.

[FunkPumpkin]

Originally Posted by Desensitisation

Kids can be assholes. I was bullied at school, until my dad taught me to box, to stand up for myself, and fight back. Bullies for the most part are bitch-ass pussies themselves, and just need to be stood up to.

The problem today is that internet access makes it insanely easy to bully someone on social media. Of course, one can simply remove themselves from it, and then if the bullies dare to do it face-to-face, you go back to point one, and punch them in the nose. I got detention for it, but I was honest with the principal and my teachers: When folks stop picking on me for being too smart or not having a "regular" name, then I'll stop breaking their noses. Simple.

The bullying stopped after a couple of months, and it was all over, thankfully. Some kids sadly can't handle it, and can't stand up for themselves for a whole host of reasons. Bloody sad that someone so young felt it necessary to end her life after winning such a long and more worthwhile battle against cancer.

I had a similar experience as kid.

I was always a big kid, so I typically got bullied by kids 2-3 grades ahead of me. Dad didn't teach me to box, but my older brother and I regularly kicked the shit out of each other. So when being bullied, I'd take it for a while until I eventually snapped and put an ass-beating on them like I'd get/give with my older brother. Never had bullying continue after those fights occurred.