Inactive Audrey E. Hale / Aiden E. Hale - Troon Terrorist

Man, this story sure did get cockblocked by reddit. Every single direct post of the pages have been auto-censored, and comments are being shadow banned left and right.

Obviously this has been going on for some time now, it just refuels my hatred for all things reddit (every time i see it).

You may not have agreed with him politically, but Aaron Swartz meeting the hangman was the begginning of the end for that shit-heel website. He essentially gave the keys to the castle to a corpo faggot; he's been sucking off his board members, while kneeling in tubs of cash, ever since... Atleast aaron was willing to die for his own convictions.... Not many people have that....
 
You may not have agreed with him politically, but Aaron Swartz meeting the hangman was the begginning of the end for that shit-heel website.
Anyone currently on reddit personally murdered Aaron Swartz.

That is the kind of garbage who are now on reddit.
LMAO, "the anus is unremarkable" needs to be a random_text.
Probably should be, even though speaking as someone who has read more autopsy and coroner's reports than any sane person should have, it's pretty boilerplate in this kind of document.
 
If you think participation trophies and no red pen made this happen, you are missing the mark.

Participation ribbons are about considering others' feelings. It might be misguided, but it isn't related to what makes someone shoot children in the name of CRT.
Do kids even feel validated by participation trophies? When I was a kid (granted this was the 90s) no one saw the little trophies we got at the end of the softball season as an accomplishment, just some commemoration that yes I indeed played softball that summer. Seemed more for the parents than us, so the team picture looked a little better with everyone holding their little trophy. I swear boomers created a moral panic over participation trophies, I saw a news story a few months ago of a state legislator proposing a law to ban them.
 
Do kids even feel validated by participation trophies? When I was a kid (granted this was the 90s) no one saw the little trophies we got at the end of the softball season as an accomplishment, just some commemoration that yes I indeed played softball that summer. Seemed more for the parents than us, so the team picture looked a little better with everyone holding their little trophy. I swear boomers created a moral panic over participation trophies, I saw a news story a few months ago of a state legislator proposing a law to ban them.
It was the boomers who demanded the participation trophies for the kids. People seem to forget that.
 
It was the boomers who demanded the participation trophies for the kids. People seem to forget that.
Nah that was the Gen Xers. Most Boomers are the Grandparents of the Participation Trophy generation.
And the few millennials and even Gen Zers that HAD Boomers as parents, weren’t coddled as much.

Because really the “Baby Boomer” generation is technically twice as long and really should only be counted from 1945 to 1954 instead of 1945 to 1964. Those boomers from the mid 50’s to the mid 60’s are a lot different than the ones from the mid 40’s to the mid 50’s.
 
Nah that was the Gen Xers. Most Boomers are the Grandparents of the Participation Trophy generation.
And the few millennials and even Gen Zers that HAD Boomers as parents, weren’t coddled as much.

Because really the “Baby Boomer” generation is technically twice as long and really should only be counted from 1945 to 1954 instead of 1945 to 1964. Those boomers from the mid 50’s to the mid 60’s are a lot different than the ones from the mid 40’s to the mid 50’s.
Younger boomers, elder Gen X. Turns out categorizing people on twenty years blocks is a bit faulty
 
the “Baby Boomer” generation is technically twice as long and really should only be counted from 1945 to 1954 instead of 1945 to 1964.
Not really twice as long. Modern American generations are about 15 years in seperation. Zoomers are approximately 1995-2010, Millennials are approximately 1980-1995, Gen X is approximately 1965-1980. Boomers would have been considered 1950-1965, but the baby boom started right after WWII, so it's closer to 20 years in length rather than the usual 15. There's room for debate where Boomers end and Gen X begins, but there was no generation between them. Some self-ashamed Boomers like saying that 1960-1965 was akshually "Generation Jones" but it's a cope to distance themselves from popcorn ceilings, covering up hardwood floors with shag and running the economy into the ground.
 
Younger boomers, elder Gen X. Turns out categorizing people on twenty years blocks is a bit faulty
The older Boomers are actually the worst ones. They’re the ones that became the hippy commie losers and that rancid counter culture of the 60’s.
The ones born in the mid to late 50’s and early 60’s were kids when all that shit happened and they got older during the 70’s.
I’ve heard them say the 70’s was the 60’s but without the peace and love nonsense.
 
Not really twice as long. Modern American generations are about 15 years in seperation. Zoomers are approximately 1995-2010, Millennials are approximately 1980-1995, Gen X is approximately 1965-1980. Boomers would have been considered 1950-1965, but the baby boom started right after WWII, so it's closer to 20 years in length rather than the usual 15. There's room for debate where Boomers end and Gen X begins, but there was no generation between them. Some self-ashamed Boomers like saying that 1960-1965 was akshually "Generation Jones" but it's a cope to distance themselves from popcorn ceilings, covering up hardwood floors with shag and running the economy into the ground.
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Do kids even feel validated by participation trophies?
I can only speak for myself but I hated getting participation ribbons, yet it motivated me to try and do better, and now it's just a memory of distant times. I do remember hating staring at them being hung next to my one or two actual placing ribbons. I was competitive and knew "participation" meant "didn't win".
I really don't think kids give a damn. They know when they haven't actually won anything. The hatred seems to come from people that also think if you don't beat your kid half to death they'll grow up spoiled. I'd be really shocked if participation trophies had any kind of impact on a kid.
 
I can only speak for myself but I hated getting participation ribbons, yet it motivated me to try and do better, and now it's just a memory of distant times. I do remember hating staring at them being hung next to my one or two actual placing ribbons. I was competitive and knew "participation" meant "didn't win".
I really don't think kids give a damn. They know when they haven't actually won anything. The hatred seems to come from people that also think if you don't beat your kid half to death they'll grow up spoiled. I'd be really shocked if participation trophies had any kind of impact on a kid.
Exactly. A participation ribbon is still different than the placement ribbons. No kid is going to look at that gray ribbon they got for showing up and think it's just as good as the blue.
 
I think we already brought it up, but apparently the autopsy said that it wasn't all that spectacular.
Headshots are rarely as gory and chunky as, say, the Ronnie McNutt video would suggest. Then again, that's what happens when the muzzle blast of a .300 Win Mag goes into your skull. 5.56×45mm at a distance is relatively nothing.
 
Exactly. A participation ribbon is still different than the placement ribbons. No kid is going to look at that gray ribbon they got for showing up and think it's just as good as the blue.
I always wondered why the whole "participation trophy" drama made me roll my eyes. Another non issue for the masses to debate over. Kids are naturally competitive as all hell and nothing is going to change that.

If anything, "coddling" is just letting your kid get away with whatever with no consequences. That punishment doesn't have to be beating them up, in fact that usually causes the child to have issues when they get older. Nothing wrong taking away little Billy's iPad for a few days after he got caught throwing a rock at the neighbor's window.

Also the whole idea of generations is stupid and gay.
 
Headshots are rarely as gory and chunky as, say, the Ronnie McNutt video would suggest. Then again, that's what happens when the muzzle blast of a .300 Win Mag goes into your skull. 5.56×45mm at a distance is relatively nothing.
There's a lot of variability. The specific ammunition type used matters just as much as the caliber. Sometimes you'll get devastation like this:
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