Snitches

[mannycalavera@feddit.uk]

took me a while.

[opdua@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

if then != iff

[unexposedhazard@discuss.tchncs.de]

Same, its a good one

[theimpressivex@lemm.ee]

::: spoiler Click here if you don't understand the punchline
Snitches get stitches.
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[idkwhatusernametoputherelolol@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Alternatively, I defended myself against a bully and got arrested. (Bully never got punished)

ACAB

[zoldyck@lemmy.world]

Heads up: this spoiler doesn't work (on Sync).

[kolanaki@yiffit.net]

I made my bully cry when he kicked my ass and I just laughed because my younger brothers could hit harder.

[gofsckyourself@lemmy.world]

More pixels

[allonzee@lemmy.world]

Could have been worse.

He won't end up in a ditch.

[anticorp@lemmy.world]

Had it been at school you would have been expelled. Our society now teaches people to be victims or face the consequences.

[lemjukes@lemm.ee]

Is it just me or is this context kinda some horseshit? To me ‘snitches get stitches’ means ‘don’t rat out the people you were doing the thing with because that makes you a traitor’. This comes off as ‘don’t speak up when you’ve been abused’

[speculater@lemmy.world]

"Zero tolerance" == Let the kids from fucked up households and shitty parents fuck your kids up for life, because that's our policy.

[anticorp@lemmy.world]

Yeah, it's quite amazing that the policy never seems to apply to the actual bullies.

[majorhavoc@programming.dev]

Lol.

There was something magical when a mean kid would realize that my brothers' and my idea of a rollicking good time was a serious ass kicking on their scale.

I'll admit, it doesn't speak well to my brothers' or my intellect, but I guess messing with us was particularly stupid.

[omegalemmy@discuss.online]

Feeding the pixel addiction

[lightnsfw@reddthat.com]

In my school the bullies rarely used actual physical violence. It was all threats and toeing the line while using their elevated position in the social hierarchy to make fun of the lower kids for anything and everything. The other kids couldn't fight back because no one else would ever side with them and risk becoming a target as well.

[shapillon@lemmy.world]

Imho the joke is that "snitches get stitches"

absolutely doesn't imply that "non snitches don't get snitches"

[chuckleslord@lemmy.world]

More jpeg

[idkwhatusernametoputherelolol@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Lmao, it was during highschool. I got suspended immediatelty and they tried to expel me, but failed. I said fuck them anyways and just got GED instead, my state still give a certificate that use the word "Diploma" for it and my GED scores looked much better than my GPA too. I got accepted to a state university, but I eventually have to drop out due to depression.

Also I got en existential crisis about the possibility of deportations. But luckily in this timeline, I was already a US Citizen derived fron my mother'a Citizenship. Wonder what's happening in the other timeline.

Charges eventually got dropped via some "diversion" BS but I did not have to admit any guilt so I just took it, I would've fought it though the courts if any plea deals required admission of guilt.

And theres also some BS with juveniles technically not getting a Jury Trial, so its just a judge deciding it, even though it carries similar consequences as an adult conviction for an assult charge.

So much fucking bullshit.

[southsamurai@sh.itjust.works]

Thing is, the whole threatening the victim has always been a part of the phrase. Don't tattle, don't snitch, it's part of the built in bullshit of school, and even teachers and staff sometimes buy into it, indirectly penalizing students that report abuse from other students. Even more common is nothing at all being done to prevent retaliation, so the cycle of it continues.

This is a joke, obviously. They're turning the idea around, it's just that the fact there's an idea to turn around in the first place is so horrible that the joke kinda falls flat unless you have a dark sense of humor.