Blaming society is no excuse, everyone thinks for themselves before acting on certain things. Like many others who have lived in a poor, controlled, or bullied environment, we didn't choose to harm others. It's not just the environment or society that makes the decisions; the individual themselves must take full responsibility for committing unforgivable actions.

I would like the lawyer to do a test at the TRPA again and have a case where the attacker does not change (not because I do not like him) because there are people who just like to do bad things and do not want to change. Not all people can change. And the sentence he said is just a baseless belief. I'm sorry but it's true, and I'm not saying anyone can change but NOT EVERYONE can

he says they don't have the right to arrest him and blames them for not doing their job?? How stupid, they are the only ones in society who care about them and the only ones who do something! What an idiot

for those who say the boy's actions are right For example, if the person asking for help was a bully trying to take advantage of this second TRPA group, then the members would have hurt the victim. Second, if the bully was someone with a lot of money or a respectable family, in addition to the aggressor being severely punished, despite hitting a bad person, the victim who asked him to do it will also be punished. Third, the most important purpose of the TRPA is to make a case of bullying known to other people to make them aware of these events and to make them reflect on the consequences of their actions. Fourth, by using the TRPA name, it is obvious that other people will blame it for the harm caused by kids using their name, and it would cause the end of the TRPA, resulting in kids hitting bullies and vice versa, without ending the personal vendettas it would cause. Sixth, which applies to this case, the person who "meets justice" is a psychopath who likes to make people miserable and enjoys their suffering and if the victims follow his example everything would become chaos.

Daniel, are you serious now? Why should they care?

I still can't accept the lawyer's presence, that is, they say he cares about the kids... yet he's trying to shut down the TRPA when, unlike the people who work with the lawyer, they care about the protection and education of teachers and students.

It's okay for Daniel to have his non-violent beliefs, but it's not very effective in all cases. I hope to see a case where he understands that violence is sometimes necessary! Because it could end badly for him if he finds someone who has no problem using it against him too. I also want to make it clear that I like Daniel, but his belief can lead him to something bad. Like Sera who is too careless and doesn't care much about her health. (I love the both)

I think I'm bisexual after this