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[jms62]

Is this now a potential involuntary manslaughter case?

[philcski]

Very sad day for my alma mater.

Originally Posted by jms62

Is this now a potential involuntary manslaughter case?

Should be.

Originally Posted by Dahoss

Well broadcasting others that are having sex or hooking up without their consent seems pretty evil to me. And I doubt they would have done it if he was straight.

I don't think they wanted that outcome, but they got it.

Agree.

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

If one were to speculate...

One of his parents disapproves of his lifestyle and he's been mentally abused to the point he lives in constant fear of being outed.

Also agree.

[chucklestheclown]

It's very sad and a very extreme case. But would you want to be charged with a crime for something you said to another poster?

[jms62]

Originally Posted by chucklestheclown

It's very sad and a very extreme case. But would you want to be charged with a crime for something you said to another poster?

Of course no one would want to however if a poster bullied some kid to a point they commited suicide I say the poster should be liable for their actions. I think the same thing goes here.

[joeydb]

The question that comes to mind is, "Why couldn't they just leave that kid alone?"

This is just so sad.

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by chucklestheclown

It's very sad and a very extreme case. But would you want to be charged with a crime for something you said to another poster?

thats a little different than illegally broadcasting someone having sex (especially a young man with another man... that is a tough age for gay men)

[randallscott35]

He reached out to a site after this happened. Didn't help fast enough. Hopefully gay kids will realize there are people to discuss this with.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/suicide-rut...ry?id=11763784

[philcski]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

thats a little different than illegally broadcasting someone having sex (especially a young man with another man... that is a tough age for gay men)

Honest question Lori... when did you know your "preference"? How did you handle it through that late teens early 20's? I'm sure it's a very age tough for gay girls, too. It's a tough age for ALL kids, even if they're an All-American Harvard freshman from a millionaire family.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Why would anyone want to film two gay men fagging it out if they didn't want to beat off to it?



I don't see any joke to it. I think atleast one of these two squirly looking mofo's gets off to watching that sort of thing .....





Her: +100
Him: -120

The kid let Kumar and a ladyboi push him over the edge.

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by philcski

Honest question Lori... when did you know your "preference"? How did you handle it through that late teens early 20's? I'm sure it's a very age tough for gay girls, too. It's a tough age for ALL kids, even if they're an All-American Harvard freshman from a millionaire family.

I was watching the fuzzy scratched out playboy channel at 12 years old. lol

I didnt really act on it in high school (except for a few occasions).. but I grew up in the kind of town where it made me uncomfortable about it. college its easy and people dont care.. especially with women. Cant comment on gay men but I think it would be much more difficult.

Never had any problems in college... one girl told me she thought lesbians were disgusting & she couldnt imagine making out with a girl.... but then she ended up giving me some later on that same night & she STILL emails me. LOL

Only have had problems with family, not with friends / peers / other adults. So one night I was really drunk, and very vulgarly told my parents how I felt about them having an issue (basically told them to STFU and accept it or not have a close relationship with their only daughter... I guess they love me so they have STFU since then).

So it hasnt been difficult for me. Though I respect others opinions and never talk about it at work (for all they know I love me some penis) and I feel out a new friend before I talk about any of that stuff. Sometimes its not anyones business, and I sure dont feel like my sexuality defines my personality.. just a small factor.

[Antitrust32]

I would really think that each situation is different. And a lot has to do with self confidence also. You just kind of have to get the attitude that you dont give a fucl< what anyone else thinks, its your life not theirs.

But being an 18 year old boy, just leaving home and starting college.. to be humiliated like that is so terrible. He was probably struggling with coming to grips with his own sexuality, let alone have him and another man broadcasted on the internet. I can see where he hit rock bottom. Doesnt mean he was mentally ill... maybe he just didnt think he could over come this.

Too many high school and college kids put too much stake into the present, and not the future. This poor kid didnt realize that after a few weeks, nobody was going to care or even remember this incident, and that he had 60 + years of living to do. And not just gay kids... basically all high school kids, and some college kids put too much weight on what others think of them. I'm sure it leads to a lot of depression.

I wish this kid would have realized what was going on... aimed the money shot right at the computer camera.. then taken the computer to the nearest window so Kumar could have watched his computer crash into the concrete. Then knocked the guy out next time he saw him. Its hard for an 18 year old gay kid to have that kind of attitude though. You grow up learning that being gay is a sin... its unacceptable / perverted behavior.. your church doesnt support it and talks out against it... you feel like you should be ashamed at yourself. Its a sad attitude to have, but it begins with the people raising you & the community around you.

[GPK]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

I was watching the fuzzy scratched out playboy channel at 12 years old. lol

I didnt really act on it in high school (except for a few occasions).. but I grew up in the kind of town where it made me uncomfortable about it. college its easy and people dont care.. especially with women. Cant comment on gay men but I think it would be much more difficult.

Never had any problems in college... one girl told me she thought lesbians were disgusting & she couldnt imagine making out with a girl.... but then she ended up giving me some later on that same night & she STILL emails me. LOL

Only have had problems with family, not with friends / peers / other adults. So one night I was really drunk, and very vulgarly told my parents how I felt about them having an issue (basically told them to STFU and accept it or not have a close relationship with their only daughter... I guess they love me so they have STFU since then).

So it hasnt been difficult for me. Though I respect others opinions and never talk about it at work (for all they know I love me some penis) and I feel out a new friend before I talk about any of that stuff. Sometimes its not anyones business, and I sure dont feel like my sexuality defines my personality.. just a small factor.

You said you loved mine. Don't tell me now that it was a lie