The hilites show that you are projecting onto the kid what has not been attributed to him. Only his mom made these claims, and her credibility and objectivity are widely questioned.
As I said earlier, she is fair game for cursing out and insults and the rest. The kid is not.
The kid not speaking up and saying his mother is completely lying isn't an issue for you, if that were the case? It's not like this happened in 15 minutes. She's made posts over multiple days, he's been in front of the camera, and he has had every opportunity to clear the air. Why hasn't he? Occam's Razor would lead me to believe that he's ok with her description of the events as she is describing them since he hasn't corrected any of it.
Yes, I agree that pretty much all the interpretations are on equal footing, with so little evidence put forth, and highly questionable evidence at best.
This is where we differ. I don't find the police to be highly questionable at all. I know you do. For the life of me I can't figure out why, in this case, they are considered highly questionable but when they say the hat wasn't involved, then I have no reason not to believe them. The mother has done nothing other than make a claim, supported by absolutely nothing, that her son was bullied because of the hat. She is running on even less information than the school and the police. Of all of them, she is the person with the least information.
Which is what I am arguing here: how can anyone run with a narrative or conter narrative with so little to work with? No one in this tale is packing much objective data. Not yet.
We have plenty of data. We now have 2 videos showing this kid as both the aggressor and the recipient. We also have the same for the girl that was involved. She has been the aggressor and the recipient. She has been repeatedly called a monster and yet you've never seem to come to her defense. Why is that? You have defended the mother, though said that she should be viewed with skepticism. You've defended the kid because he hasn't spoken out. Yet this girl was beaten on and then did beating, yet you have no kind words for her. Ironic, that.
Not projecting about yourself in the psychological usage. Just projecting motivations and credibility (or lack thereof) on the actors, who are a blank page in terms of what we actually know.
Do you have an example of this? I find it to be an incorrect characterization of my argument.
I think at this early point, all judgement is premature. The woman can't be labeled psychotic over freaking retweeting memes, and the boy can't be labeled anything at all.
There's literal video that shows him beating on people. I can label him based on that. No one else in this thread that's called the other kids monsters have given those kids the same amount of leeway you seem to let this kid enjoy.
The attacking student with the new video you introduced is likewise on shaky grounds for being viewed as impartial/objective in terms of her narrative. There is no wiggle room here to conclude anything about the players, yet so many post some pretty firm conclusions.
Yes, you're epitome of true skepticism.That being said, somehow this new video casts the girl on shaky grounds but, again, you seem to not hold the mother and boy to this same standard. You've made several excuses for them throughout this thread, but you can't be bothered to do the same for the others kid. Why is that?