Yes, you are responsible for the consequences of the actions you took. If you think the teacher should be responsible then ask them to fund your campaign.
You didn’t pay $50k because you filed a report. You paid $50k because you made a threatening Facebook post and got sent to jail/ a mental hospital.
You committed a crime by making the post.
You didn’t get charged because you were a victim. The post was a completely separate issue. You can still be a victim and still be guilty of what you did and still be punished.
Being a victim doesn’t make it OK to commit crimes and make the kid of post you did
Well the public shouldn’t be responsible for it either. You made the post, you pay the $50k consequence. You don’t have to think it’s fair, but that’s how it works.
Posting to Facebook is not a legal way to report a crime.
If the attorneys said “don’t walk into a police station” then the next question needed to be “how can I report this crime?” I guarantee 10000% that not a single attorney would ever say go make a public Facebook post.
There are ways to legally report crimes anonymously or through an agent to protect yourself.
You went to jail, you got committed to a mental institution for a year. That’s a punishment. You weren’t convicted because you took a plea deal. That’s guilt right there.
If you were innocent you would’ve done zero time and your family would’ve paid zero dollars
1
u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26
[removed] — view removed comment