DO IT!!!!zHellas said:I say steal the file and show it to your parents and possibly alert the local news about this.WhatIsThisIDontEven said:Anyone else think this is a bit weird?
Interesting link. Seems part calculated reason, part sensationalist paranoia. Also, an extract from the first paragraph that I found slightly amusing:Trezu said:that is weird
Usually teacher's shouldn't psychological profile you. i assume at least i never was.
but i did find a site that talked bout it
http://www.kidspeace.org/healing.aspx?id=1464
If there is an organised folder to prevent the school from being 'shot up', I'd suggest you get the hell out of that school; and make sure the teachers know exactly why. After you've informed the media.Kopikatsu said:Because they're trying to prevent the school from being 'shot up'?
Trench-coat+Fedora= EpicnessImperator D said:No. It has only gotten worse. As time goes by and we have more and more instances of people snapping they will only refine it till they start issuing a psych-profile test as part of the standard battery of tests all students take. Answer one way and they put you in a padded classroom, answer another and you're spending the day chained to your chair hoping someone will come to you with a Baby Ruth.AetherWolf said:What, is your school run by Jack Thompson?
Seriously though, I thought people were done with this generalizing based on the Columbine Shooting years ago.
I was given a wide birth after because I wore a trench coat and fedora; but all the teachers knew I wasn't a problem child, and my friends defended me when kids who didn't know me opened their judgmental mouths. I loved defying conventions and challenging prejudices.
Seems like discrimination to me, where are you from anyway? I'm guessing the United States? (Saying that because alot of people on here seem to be.)WhatIsThisIDontEven said:So I was called into the office of my high school today to talk to my guidance counselor about college stuff (I'm a senior) and she had all my files and stuff on her desk. There was one folder she never looked at though during the meeting. I asked her about it and she said it wasn't important.
The bell rang and we both got up to leave. I went back to her office once she had left and picked up the folder. It was a report about my "school shooting potential". At my school, apparently, the SSP is based on grades, interests, music choice, and religion. It said this (from what I can recall, I skimmed it)
"Grades: Excellent, excels in science.
Interests: Shows an interest in death and goth culture.
Music Choice: Heavy metal, shows interest in death.
Religion: Atheist, shows lack of empathy.
Comments: Staff are urged to act nicer to NAME to keep him at a stable emotional level."
Which is weird, because I don't have any interest in goth subculture or a death fascination. I do like metal, but so? Also the part about me being an atheist is ridiculous (the school is in a Protestant/Catholic town).
Anyone else think this is a bit weird?
The ADA does, but I'm in the UK, and our DDA is pretty toothless in comparison. Ah well.Father Time said:Talk to a lawyer and see if you have a case against anyone.
I'm fairly sure the ADA (a federal law) forbids that kind of stuff.
Whaddya gonna do? Sue me?!ravensheart18 said:Naw, I mentioned it pages ago.Hive Mind said:I find it funny that no one else besides us has questioned the OP's willingness to sneak into a teacher's office and go through her files. A lack of empathy and none too bothered about rifling through someone's private property after having suck into their room? Kind of scary personality right there.Hero in a half shell said:You should confront her about it, at her house, while holding a gun.
Actually don't do that, that would be a horrible thing to do. Also, you snuck back into her office to rifle through your files just to know what one 'unimportant' file was? Thats some worrying behaviour right there.
I like how music choice is one of the indicators for whether you will shoot up a school. "ARGH He likes Judas Priest, now were all screwed!"
Either this incident didn't happen as described, or he has demonstrated that the school has at least some reason to be concerned about him.
Care to explain why you feel this way?The_root_of_all_evil said:The mere existence of that list is grounds for having that school audited.
So did you kill her?WhatIsThisIDontEven said:So I was called into the office of my high school today to talk to my guidance counselor about college stuff (I'm a senior) and she had all my files and stuff on her desk. There was one folder she never looked at though during the meeting. I asked her about it and she said it wasn't important.
The bell rang and we both got up to leave. I went back to her office once she had left and picked up the folder. It was a report about my "school shooting potential". At my school, apparently, the SSP is based on grades, interests, music choice, and religion. It said this (from what I can recall, I skimmed it)
"Grades: Excellent, excels in science.
Interests: Shows an interest in death and goth culture.
Music Choice: Heavy metal, shows interest in death.
Religion: Atheist, shows lack of empathy.
Comments: Staff are urged to act nicer to NAME to keep him at a stable emotional level."
Which is weird, because I don't have any interest in goth subculture or a death fascination. I do like metal, but so? Also the part about me being an atheist is ridiculous (the school is in a Protestant/Catholic town).
Anyone else think this is a bit weird?