Quote from: Enduuuuuuur on October 02, 2015, 12:46:39 PM

Quote from: LC on October 02, 2015, 12:45:16 PM

You could call the popo

I'm pretty sure they would know I was the one who snitched

Text your boyfriend and tell him to call the popo.

They'd still know it was me because I'm the only one that saw the guys drinking it and heard them say what it wad

Quote from: Carsonogen on October 02, 2015, 12:44:59 PM

Quote from: 🍄Tryptameme🍄 on October 02, 2015, 12:40:06 PM

Quote from: Carsonogen on October 02, 2015, 12:37:37 PM

Who gives a shit? It's none of your business.

14-15 y/o kids really shouldn't be getting drunk in the first place, especially in school of all places

So? That still doesn't make it his business. If a twelve year old was getting drunk you still have no right to interfere.

I wish people would just start knowing where their places are.

Well, actually, the line is always drawn at when somebody chooses to make it their business. It goes both ways here.

You can preach that it's not somebody's business, but it can be if when somebody takes notice of it and chooses to interact.

What? Choosing to make it your business doesn't make it your business by default. If a couple was having an argument, it's not my business to interfere. If someone is getting drunk, it's not my business to interfere.

''i thought alcohol was colored''

How innocent can you be?!

cute, right?

Quote from: ohssbutts on October 02, 2015, 12:47:09 PM

''i thought alcohol was colored''

How innocent can you be?!

cute, right?

c-corrupt it desu ne?

what's happening

what's happening

Weebs.

Quote from: Sandtrap on October 02, 2015, 12:57:12 PM

I see your point. I guess you can make it your business, but that doesn't necessarily make it a good thing. If something bad is happening, that neccesitates a breach of consent, and then you'd be in the right for interfering. But otherwise, you wouldn't be.

It doesn't matter if it's a good thing. If it never matters to somebody who's going to kill somebody, what those consequences will mean for a family, or a person. If it never matters to a person who is going to do something shitty to another person in general, then why should it apply to people who choose to do "good" things as well?

I never put much faith in the whole, "oh it's good or bad" deal.  Or, I try not to get wound up in it. There's no point in arguing if it's good or bad when shitty people don't care about that whatsoever, and they'd happily walk through "rules" and "laws" with impunity while you sit there helpless in your own self constructed barriers.

Just because you say it's bad or good, frankly, means nothing. Because people will always step through and ignore that.

Ask him why he's not sharing the milk of human kindness.

Did you beat them up yet?

no


I'm home, should I tell my mom or just forget the whole event

I'd actually wager it'd be best to just stay quiet.

What they're doing isn't neccessarily right. But, honestly, if they're chugging down alcohol at that age, they're already fuck ups.

And they're most likely going to stay as fuck ups. No sense in kicking up a fuss over anything at this point. Like you said, they'd likely know if you ratted them.

And that comes with issues for yourself. It's not feasibly worth it to land yourself in shit for the sake of a couple of dorks who are already likely fuck-ups and will stay as such, even if they get into shit for their drinking in school.

Quote from: 🍄Tryptameme🍄 on October 02, 2015, 12:40:06 PM

Quote from: Carsonogen on October 02, 2015, 12:37:37 PM

Who gives a shit? It's none of your business.

14-15 y/o kids really shouldn't be getting drunk in the first place, especially in school of all places

So? That still doesn't make it his business. If a twelve year old was getting drunk you still have no right to interfere.

I wish people would just start knowing where their places are.

dude, what? i have every right in the world to interfere. chances are a 12 y/o has no idea what getting drunk is going to be like, AND it's in a school. that's no place to be consuming any type of drugs, period.

even when children are unknowingly putting themselves in harm's way? sometimes my own business has to take a backseat for the greater good.

Quote from: 🍄Tryptameme🍄 on October 02, 2015, 05:58:34 PM

even when children are unknowingly putting themselves in harm's way? sometimes my own business has to take a backseat for the greater good.

Lol, what? If he's choosing to drink, he's knowingly doing it.

dude you're straight up insane, but you're probably trolling, so it's cool

Quote from: Carsonogen on October 02, 2015, 06:02:10 PM

Quote from: 🍄Tryptameme🍄 on October 02, 2015, 05:58:34 PM

even when children are unknowingly putting themselves in harm's way? sometimes my own business has to take a backseat for the greater good.

Lol, what? If he's choosing to drink, he's knowingly doing it.

dude you're straight up insane, but you're probably trolling, so it's cool

Please explain to me how a preteen can "unknowingly" drink alcohol.

I'm sorry I believe in consent and freedom of choice. Yeah, adults alone should have that freedom, but it's still shitty to get involved in matters that don't concern you whatsoever. Interference is only good if consent is being breached.

Yeah, when they start disrupting everyone and breaking public property, that's totally just their business.