Teaching the future scum of the world to encourage suicide

I thought this was just some /b/ joke. Even if it's not, I really don't care. It's not like she'd have the determination and courage to go through with hara-kiri.

And:

Originally Posted by Irrelevant

I'm 16, and the amount of teens like me who are fucking dumb amazes me. I've never been peer pressured into doing stupid things, I've never done drugs and stolen something or anything else. Yet, I know so many people who "brag" about doing pot at a party, like it's something fucking special and awesome. I don't think that it has a whole lot to do with the internet. Sure, it gives teens a chance to act like morons while basking in its' anonymity, which obviously might influence them somewhat, but I think it's more the media that sends too many negative messages. People like me who can watch a movie with violence and say, "Wow, that was interesting," but not want to go out and get in a gang fight or ride on top of a car deserve respect. It's the kids who idolize idiots like Sean Paul whose message is, "do marijuana" (like in the song "We Be Burning" or whatever it's called.) In any case, that girl in the stickham site is clearly seeking attention. She actually says, "I will be the first person to commit suicide over stickam!" That's simply ridiculous. It's definitely not something to be proud about.

In any case, 5 more days!

I'm curious as to how this thread invoked this response from you.

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Originally Posted by Rock

That's exactly what I've been trying to get across here. Why would anyone choose a totally unknown host for anouncing a "big thing" such as a live Hara-Kiri style suicide? All the cool kids do this on MySpace.

Because this site has live streaming video.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Delorean

I think the people who think this is great... you're a bunch of fuck heads. People who would have or did encourage this girl to commit suicide, are either without feelings, or without sufficient life experience.

But it was blatently obvious this was just a /b/ prank the entire time.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.