A horrific event happened when a group of girls allegedly attacked another girl in the school bathroom leading to her death. That sentence seems easy enough to understand. Not so much if you were reading the story via NBC.
TULSA, Okla. — An Oklahoma student who died the day after a fight at school told police they threw water at three students who had been bullying them and that the students responded by beating them, according to video police released Friday.
The student who died, Nex Benedict, is seen in the video telling an officer that they didn’t know the three students who “jumped” them in the bathroom.
Police also released audio of a 911 call from Nex’s mother in which she said the 16-year-old’s breathing was shallow and their hands were “posturing,” which refers to an involuntary movement that can indicate abnormal brain activity.
The video offers a glimpse into the moments before Nex’s death on Feb. 8, which has prompted vigils across the country, thousands of social media posts and demands for justice from LGBTQ people, some of whom believe that Oklahoma’s anti-LGBTQ policies contributed to an unsafe school climate for students like Nex.
An Oklahoma student who died the day after a fight at school told police they threw water at three students who had been bullying them and that the students responded by beating them, according to police video. https://t.co/vPFDxVNcbq
— NBC News (@NBCNews) February 26, 2024
One might think many or more than one student died because of the use of the pronoun 'them'. One would be wrong. Apparently, this student was 'non-binary' so this one person was a 'they'. The Leftists are ruining societies and language.
Do you see how confusing it is to use “they” and “them” like this? https://t.co/USQnCoVpyK
— Oilfield Rando (@Oilfield_Rando) February 26, 2024
One "they" or many "they"? pic.twitter.com/X9bfbWRB2n
— Molly Jong-Slow (@MollyJongSlow) February 26, 2024
It's a disaster.
"they"?
— not Miro🇧🇬Slav🏳️🌈 (@aSlavicalien) February 26, 2024
so she wasn't alone?
there were several of her?
multiple personalities?https://t.co/iaZkImYOhC
Sorry, was this a one they or many they? Hard to follow this nonsense.
— Chertok (@coolerkdawg) February 26, 2024
It's not only hard, it's basically impossible.
They/them usage by @NBC makes it really hard to understand this headline. Impossible in fact. https://t.co/kf4IL5mmMV
— Tiffany Justice (@4TiffanyJustice) February 26, 2024
This is a terrible crime against a child. This is a time when it's of the utmost importance the public understands what is happening in this case. Yet, it's almost impossible to decipher because of this nonsensical devotion to 'wokeism'.
WTF is that sentence. https://t.co/L17ujii5Qc
— Jonathan Cumberland (@81sportsfan) February 26, 2024
How could this have been kept without anyone saying anything. Don't.tell me the school or any of the students didn't know about this. But of course bullying is part of the system
— CFCjogues (@CFC_jogues) February 26, 2024
Maybe schools should start focusing on bullying and stop worrying about pronouns and gender neutral bathrooms. It seems student safety is taking a back seat to student's pronoun demands.
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