Teenagers victimize themselves and try to get out of situations all the time, not thinking about what could happen or any ripple effects. In articles like Tinker v des moines, a cheerleaders vulgar message, and high school junior sues school districts, it expresses how stupid teenagers can be and how they think their opinion is better than the adults. And even though people might say it wouldn’t be the students fault or the teachers were being over strict, it was really the students in general. Students should follow the rules, not be rude and little minded so that schools prevent punishing or taking matters into their own hands.
In many situations, teenagers face victimization by disobeying the rules. In the article Tinker V. Des Moines, …show more content…
The school district’s attorneys said, “the video makes repeated racist and insensitive references to Middle Eastern people, stereotyping them based on their dress, accents and language, names, manner of praying and religious dietary restrictions. Because of this he went to court and filed that they took away his freedom of speech when he literally made a video saying things that were rude to different cultures and having things that were not appropriate to say in the school and show and just cause its a dumb teenage boy doesn't matter he can man up and learn that things like that isn’t good to talk about or joke about. And saying things like that will get you in trouble and not thinking he's going to encounter consequences is so stupid and he should face more consequences then just not being able to run he should be faced with being suspended or something worse. And the school was just trying to keep the peace between the students and contain the explicit so that others wouldn't deal with those problems. So in this case they were trying to do what's best and teenagers victimize themselves in every way possible whether in relationships, driving, getting out of
In many situations, teenagers face victimization by disobeying the rules. In the article Tinker V. Des Moines, …show more content…
The school district’s attorneys said, “the video makes repeated racist and insensitive references to Middle Eastern people, stereotyping them based on their dress, accents and language, names, manner of praying and religious dietary restrictions. Because of this he went to court and filed that they took away his freedom of speech when he literally made a video saying things that were rude to different cultures and having things that were not appropriate to say in the school and show and just cause its a dumb teenage boy doesn't matter he can man up and learn that things like that isn’t good to talk about or joke about. And saying things like that will get you in trouble and not thinking he's going to encounter consequences is so stupid and he should face more consequences then just not being able to run he should be faced with being suspended or something worse. And the school was just trying to keep the peace between the students and contain the explicit so that others wouldn't deal with those problems. So in this case they were trying to do what's best and teenagers victimize themselves in every way possible whether in relationships, driving, getting out of