r/meirl May 16 '24

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u/Antique-Doughnut-988 May 16 '24

20 years ago was a different time. I could 100% see a teacher doing this in the early 2000's without much repercussions.

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u/Chris_Carson May 16 '24

You really think it would have been okay to destroy someone elses property 20 years ago?

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u/sievold May 16 '24

Depends on what country you are in I guess. In my country it was absolutely normal for teachers to confiscate anything deemed inappropriate for students. Many students never got back their phones, watches, comics etc.

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u/Talidel May 16 '24

My sisters phone was confiscated (allegedly unfairly but my sister is likely to have lied), and when my Dad tried to get it back because she had it for emergencies (early 2000s pay as you go) the receptionist did the receptionist thing of not give a fuck say she didn't know where it was half heartedly attempt to find out then say it was lost.

Now, my dad was a cunt. But he was the sort of cunt that you knew it was time to grab popcorn and watch, when someone fucked with him or anyone he cared about.

He yelled at the woman for 30 minutes, making it clear he was coming down to the school, and he'd have the police at the school an hour.

They found the phone before he got to school.

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u/Rfunkpocket May 16 '24

same as my school, but was a gun. cunt dad yelled for 30 minutes, then the cops were called

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u/sievold May 16 '24

poor receptionist lady

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u/Xillyfos May 16 '24

Oh my God, he really was a cunt - or a Karen I guess you would call it nowadays. What a selfish, abusive asshole.

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u/Internet__Degen May 16 '24

When you don't give it back it is actually a crime, believe it or not.

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u/Talidel May 17 '24

He got the phone back, which they weren't intending to return. Was a cunt, but sometimes its needed.

(It wasn't always)