They can't prove it's your account <.< >.> People make accounts of other people all the time. You don't have to give the password of someone else's account.
Welcome to New Blizzard where everything ages backwards, dead servers are left gasping for breath, homogenization is disguised as uniqueness, leveling mirrors the progression of travel in the last 150 years, and gold is just a nuisance.
@ winter blossom I agree, but when it was bought with their money and you take it away cant it be seen as theft? again, i 100% agree with you im just thinking about laws. then again laws work differently in diff. countries so im not sure about yours.
I don't think he meant it like that. More like today's society is going against bullying (among many things) in very "wrong" ways - like this Facebook password thing. I'm not saying that actions shouldn't be taken against bullying, but that actions should be taken to help children deal with bullying. Because in the end it's impossible to protect everyone from every bad thing there is, might as well do something to help them cope with it.
"We don't care what people say, we know the truth. Enough is enough with this horse s***. I am not a freak, I was born with my free gun. Don't tell me I'm less than my freedom."
my bad, then. a friend of mine was in almost the same situation(but it was about a pc, not a phone) but he was just under or just above 18, he mustve been over 18 then. (edit: I saw your post adam86, and my friend did win his case. his dad had to give him back the pc + pay for any damages. granted, they were/are both filthy rich so I doubt the money was a problem for them. just a matter of both wanting to win I guess)
Terrorism IS mental. It just happens to typically involve violence and, by definition, is in service of some agenda. Bullying is not terrorism. Terrorism is terrorism. Bullying is bullying. That guy who called your bullshit out was right, using different words (incorrectly) to try and make something sound worse than it actually is, only serves to cheapen terrorist acts and the victims of actual terrorism. Someone calling you names and laughing at you is not even close to someone blowing themselves up in a market/subway, flying planes into buildings, or locking all the doors to a school and burning it down with all the students inside.
Terrorism? Definitely not. Doesn't matter how many times you recite your childhood.