Crime Sao Paulo School Shooting Kills 1 Student

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On Monday morning (23), a 16-year-old teenager shot and killed a fellow student and injured two others at Sapopemba State School in Jardim Sapopemba (eastern São Paulo). The shooter, a first-year high school student at the school, entered the premises around 7:30 AM, fired multiple shots, and was apprehended by the Military Police after the incident. A security camera recorded the moment when the shooter entered a classroom full of students and opened fire. There was chaos, and students fled the room in the midst of a commotion.

The victim, 17-year-old Giovanna Bezerra, was shot in the head. The two injured students were rescued and taken to the emergency room at Sapopemba Hospital – one of them has already been discharged. A third student, who was injured while fleeing, was also treated and released. The motives behind the attack are still under investigation. According to attorney Antonio Edio, who represents the shooter, the teenager claims he took this action in an attempt to address the bullying and homophobia he was experiencing.

Edio stated that the attacks escalated when the teenager started wearing feminine clothing. In April, he said, the shooter's mother filed a police report regarding assaults suffered at another school. "The mother filed a police report about the homophobia he was experiencing. She informed the school, but the only advice the school gave her was to transfer [her son] to another school," said the lawyer.


 
I've had a gun pulled on me and been robbed before and I wasn't too much older than these kids when it happened so I do have experience to speak from. It really is the kind of thing you either have to experience first hand at least once or be conditioned prior to react and have the "fight" response for most, unfamiliar fear tends to drive you to freeze up or flee. It's really easy to say in hindsight "they could of done something", but chances are none of them could even form a coherent thought while it was happening, and being so young definitely didn't help.
I get that. I've seen it firsthand (Used to work as an armed security guard). But the "freezing up" lasts a couple of seconds from what I've seen, even with innocent parties around. Hell, I froze up once when seeing two "men of color" jump the fence and one carrying a gun on hand. Yet again, this lasted 2-3 seconds.
There's definitely a lot of people that would freeze up for longer, I'm not making myself out to be an edge case. It just seems strange to me, that's all.
 
Can some Portuguese speaking Kiwis enlighten me on what some of the terminology used to bully him would be?
I can remember at least 4 different words for faggot off the top of my head: maricas, paneleiro, bicha and larilas. As the fag was Brazilian he was probably also called viado, they say that a lot over there. Portuguese-speaking men love calling each other fags for some reason.
 
he took this action in an attempt to address the bullying and homophobia
Euphemism of the year lol
This was just an attention seeking faggot with bad parent(s?)
It seems you're right.

According to a Brazilian Newspaper he was the typical case of terminally online edgelord who needs validation: lots of online followers and posting videos of himself with swastikas drawn on his cheek and carved on his thighs. He also posted tweets calling a schoolmate a "black monkey whore".

What I find interesting is that neither the police or the (very lefty) newspaper referred to him as girl/she. It gives me some hope for Brazil.

As the fag was Brazilian he was probably also called viado, they say that a lot over there. Portuguese-speaking men love calling each other fags for some reason.

I'm sure it varies a lot from place to place, but that's because although viado and bicha by thrmselves do mean faggot, they're also a kind of generic offense (akin to "you son of a bitch"), so it can be used in a mocking friendly way in the context of close friendships between men. But when used outside of this kind of context, it is usually very offensive.

As far as I can tell, maricas always has a bad connotation (faggot/effeminate or coward) . But I'll be honest, I've never heard the other words in my entire life (paneleiro/larila), so I'm guessing they're a local thing.
 
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Euphemism of the year lol

It seems you're right.

According to a Brazilian Newspaper he was the typical case of terminally online edgelord who needs validation: lots of online followers and posting videos of himself with swastikas drawn on his cheek and carved on his thighs. He also posted tweets calling a schoolmate a "black monkey whore".

What I find interesting is that neither the police or the (very lefty) newspaper referred to him as girl/she. It gives me some hope for Brazil.
He is basically the epitome of incel to troon, what's the bet he was in a discord server where he was being convinced he's a troon? This has the hallmarks of that.
 
I’m sorry but do you know what that word means or are you just using it for anyone who does something bad?

Also he wasn’t a troon, he was just a crossdresser.
In this context, yes a bullied person desperate for attention to me would imply they don't get any validation and I doubt they're sexually active and probably want to be.
do you disagree with that? That's definitionally the correct term for incel.
Crossdresser & troons are the same in my view they're no different, a crossdresser is just a troon without the ability to commit.
 
In this context, yes a bullied person desperate for attention to me would imply they don't get any validation and I doubt they're sexually active and probably want to be.
do you disagree with that? That's definitionally the correct term for incel.
Crossdresser & troons are the same in my view they're no different, a crossdresser is just a troon without the ability to commit.
Just checking because I feel like that term is overused a lot.
 
Femboy SHooters, more like. Oh... dear, that's what the discord fanart is going to be, isn't it?

That kid who walked up to him was very brave indeed, buying time for their row to leg it. They didn't try to escalate an already fucked up situation by trying to grab the weapon, they just body blocked the shooter from acquiring fleeing targets. What a little champ. They're also all "Dude, what the fuck are you doing?" like the tedious tranny is just getting his little dick out in public again rather than going postal.
 
According to a Brazilian Newspaper he was the typical case of terminally online edgelord who needs validation: lots of online followers and posting videos of himself with swastikas drawn on his cheek and carved on his thighs. He also posted tweets calling a schoolmate a "black monkey whore".
Interesting how men in dresses can be as racist and edgy as they please without losing their status as a protected class. This one wasn't even trying to call himself a woman (yet).

As far as I can tell, maricas always has a bad connotation (faggot/effeminate or coward) . But I'll be honest, I've never heard the other words in my entire life (paneleiro/larila), so I'm guessing they're a local thing.
Maricas and paneleiro are very common in my area, but I've also never heard larila, just seen it in a dictionary.
 
[...]I'm sure it varies a lot from place to place, but that's because although viado and bicha by thrmselves do mean faggot, they're also a kind of generic offense (akin to "you son of a bitch"), so it can be used in a mocking friendly way in the context of close friendships between men. But when used outside of this kind of context, it is usually very offensive.

As far as I can tell, maricas always has a bad connotation (faggot/effeminate or coward) . But I'll be honest, I've never heard the other words in my entire life (paneleiro/larila), so I'm guessing they're a local thing.
Maricas and paneleiro are very common in my area, but I've also never heard larila, just seen it in a dictionary.
There's also qualira, which was originally used on the North and Northeastern regions of the country. Boiola is a somewhat softer word with the same meaning, but I've seen it being used seriously before. Viado and bicha are rarely used seriously nowadays though- even gay people call themselves that. I don't think it works that much as a derogatory term.

Oh, there's also traveco. It simply means "tranny", but it has a very different connotation when compared to, let's say, travesti, which can be used without the intent to offend someone.
 
I guess some discord tranny finally cracked his egg, shame the faggot didn't wave the gun around once the police showed up.
 
How the hell do you just watch this happen to your kid without intervening?
The article said the single mother did. She went to the school to try to get them to put a stop to the bullying and homophobia. The school told the enabler to change schools.

It should have been the single mother.

I wonder how many deranged men in dresses will reconsider their life decisions when they suddenly get all the attention in prison.
Several ex-felon videos spell out that the one class of freak you want to stay away from in prison are the trannies. They are absolute unhinged psychos. Probably because they have to be in order to survive.

>goes into school in spooky mask and hoodie
>has a literal crowd right in front of him as he is aiming his gun
>only kills one
Masks always mess up my visual perception. This is why I prefer make up based costumes over physical masks for Halloween. This is probably why so many survived that he didn't sneak up on and shoot in the back of the head.

I also wonder if the femboy had psychological trouble killing people that were looking right at him.

The largest, most muscular guys fleeing faster than the girls is just shameful.
I didn't see any guys that were in a good position outside of stoner headphone guy at the end to take him out without making it an expected suicide run. The shooter had distance or obstacle desks on most of them most of the time.

As for the super chill headphones guy at the end, I am wondering:
1) Was he stoned?
2) Was he in shock?
3) Was he on friendly terms with the shooter?
4) Did he assume that the shooter was going after specific people and not him as he never screwed with the shooter, or was nice to him on occasion?
5) Did he notice that the shooter had run out of bullets and took the chill option to walk away?
 
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