A) I didn't say sexism was slander; I said he was being sexist - the slander was a separate act. Please read my posts properly.PhiMed said:A) sexism =/= slanderHive Mind said:The student printed th list out and handed it out to everyone in the school, before then parading around shouting sexist remarks. He committed slander. A crime.O maestre said:i see no crime here... what the hell happened to freedom of speach the internet has so much more bile than this hormonal teenagers insignificant list. ridiculous...
Read the article, not just the header.
B) You really think he deserves to go to adult prison? What the fuck is wrong with you?
C) If you'd taken your own advice and read the entire article, you'd see that it's pretty clearly satire. He called a meeting and announced "women are the future, unless we stop them now." Satire is protected as free speech.
He's 16. Prison time for this at any age is absurd, but at 16? Seriously? Seriously?!?
B) Do you often swear and insult in place of a valid argument? Does it always make you look as foolish as it did there?
C) Satire is used to make a point. Satire =/= being a sexist dick.
Three strikes and you're out.