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Even though it adds nothing to his case he tells us he was bullied because he is homosexual. He gives examples of the type of behaviour he was subject to and none of these incidents indicate he was bullied because of his sexuality. Even being called a faggot is no proof as to the motivation of the bullies since the same term is used in relation to heterosexual people in order to upset them.
He did not need to tell us he was homosexual at all – it is totally irrelevant to his case. He is trying to gain sympathy by aligning himself with the victimhood which is displayed by many homosexuals who also seek to manipulate society.
The only person to whom his sexuality is at all relevant is you and others on the forum who mention it. Why do you need to bring it up at all? The issue is whether or not he has been bullied and whether the school has been negligent. It is totally irrelevant what his sexuality is but it seems that justice does not matter to you. It seems that all you are interested in is making this into another story of a poor downtrodden homosexual person. What has all that stuff about the police apology got to do with the manipulation of a kid who was bullied? Society might have come a long way in protecting the rights of homosexual people but many homosexual people have a very long way to go in protecting the rights of society’s justice system