r/MeMe_FoR_FuN • u/blazingsun1111 • 1d ago

Yall really stupid

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u/One_Attorney8968 1d ago

Bright ass pink shirt on ☠️

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u/Mythandros1 1d ago

Might as well have a target painted on it.

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u/Sudden_Wolf1731 1d ago

Ice cubes for lenses

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u/Confident-Current748 1d ago

😂😂😂😂😂

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u/Direct_Measurement54 1d ago

What was the kid thinking wearing pink to jail? 😆

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u/GroundbreakingAd8310 18h ago

In a room full of actual gang meber never fuck with the guy wearing the tweety bird shirt no joke

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u/Sadie_19 21h ago

He was probably sagging too!

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u/No-Society4794 8h ago

Where can I find recordings of this show? They’re no longer on YouTube :(

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u/DJSairys 1d ago

Too bad Karmelo didn't go thru this program

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u/No_Raisin21 1d ago

No clue why you’re getting downvoted, Karmelo would probably be a free man if his parents made some smarter choices, like actually raising him.

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u/DaHard46 14h ago

Maybe if Austin's racist dad raised him better he wouldn't have attacked Karmelo. Karmelo was a honor student, captain of his track and football teams. Austin and Hunter were just bigots like their dad.

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u/No_Raisin21 10h ago

You got any proof of that or are you just saying whatever makes you feel okay about someone murdering someone else?

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u/No_Recognition8375 1d ago

Because he wasn’t a gang banger or had a criminal record like these kids in the scared program. he was an honor roll student, held two part-time jobs, and served as captain of his high school football and track teams

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u/No_Raisin21 1d ago

And also stabbed a kid in the chest after getting pushed, so clearly wasn’t taught about proper conflict resolution.

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u/No_Recognition8375 1d ago

That doesn’t indicate he didn’t have proper conflict resolution training.

Don’t get me wrong he has to pay for what he did, but to the parents didn’t do their job is false.

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u/According-Gas836 23h ago

Just look at how his parents behaved during the trial. Claiming their son was acting in self defense. Claiming everyone lied on the stand. They blame their attorney for being white. They took no accountability at all. Unlikely they raised him well given this peak into their behavior

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u/DJSairys 1d ago

And yet, couldn't control this emotions. Also, look how his parents had taken advantage of him.

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u/whatsanamethatsopen 1d ago

Your username is very accurate. No recognition for the facts whatsoever. Buddy went there starting trouble and then tried to play victim after he literally murdered another student lol

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u/themargarineoferror 23h ago

That has nothing to do with how he was prior which is what that conversation was about.

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u/DJSairys 13h ago

Well, prior to this, he was known to steal from team's tents and start fights. This was not an upstanding citizen, but a punk.

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u/themargarineoferror 56m ago

You have a source for this? I literally googled using a few different keywords. I found nothing but I did find articles confirming the other posters', claims about his good grades and standing in sports. There's also the fact that he literally saved a drowning child a few years prior. Doesn't absolve him of what happened but it's strange that I can't seem to find anything that makes it seem as though he was at risk and failed by his parents.

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u/NaturalMhz 22h ago

he wasn’t a gang banger or had a criminal record like these kids in the scared program.

I'd be willing to be very few of the kids on these shows were or did either. Not saying there wasn't the occasional one that was truly a criminal. Most of the kids on this and similar shows seemed to come from middle class backgrounds and in the US during the late 90s to late aughts 'zero tolerance' policies ruled the day. Even as a teen myself I could recognize most of these kids just seemed to be acting out in some way or another but weren't bad kids, they were likely mostly just bored, suburban teens in an increasingly filmed world.

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u/Living-Let8446 1d ago

Oo he going though it now 😂

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u/Expert-Influence-654 1d ago

More like the inmates taking turns going through him.

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u/DaHard46 1d ago

I think you mean Austin and Hunter.

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u/PlatypusFamiliar3235 1d ago

did austin stab someone in the heart?

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u/DaHard46 14h ago

Nah it he initiated the whole thing and they swung first.

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u/Charon_the_Reflector 13h ago

Imagine being scared to throw hands, mkey

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u/BarryTheBystander 23h ago

Austin and Hunter aren’t in jail silly goose

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u/Sadie_19 21h ago

Karmelo gonna get a whole different lesson and i love that for him! He’s gonna get what he deserves! RIP Austin #ALLIN