r/Prorevenge My School Mocked My Disability, So I Sued Them! 

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Hi, I'm the OP of the title story. I honestly never expected the story to blow up to the level it did, just really wanted to share the lunacy of it all after almost a decade. So glad I got to see that I wasn't alone in what I went through.

With the second story, the fact there was a lawyer *specifically* for dealing with that school board and *constantly* won speaks volumes of that place.

Why does no-one seem to remember “if they’ll cheat with you, they’ll cheat on you”? And then get offended when it happens.

just imagine what you need to do to make a lawyer say: "I'm sick and tired of winning lawsuits against them, I'll do this one Pro Bono because I can use it to shut them down for good"

The fact that the school had a lawyer who was downright tired of them, is a giant red flag and makes me wonder exactly why the last story was the last straw, and what antics they got away with in the past to think they could avoid the medical issue with no qualms.

*rSlash:* "Are you _trying_ to get sued? Because that's how you get sued!" Apparently, they are since they've had prior lawsuits against them!

School: Ignores medical orders, lets a disabled child miss lunches and fall down the stairs Kid: Sues school School: Shocked pikachu face

Images when the wife recovers and then she finds something sus about the divorce and says she's going to investigate. Then OP laughs and tells her the story

You're not wrong about your voice being why we listen rSlash. You actually engage with the stories you're reading, give your opinion, and tell your own stories if they relate.

On the last story: when i was in college at a small film school, i repeatedly had to explain to fellow students that even though they had the foyer 'reserved for filming' that they couldn't block access to the elevator all day and night, and after someone started with the 'well on a real shoot' answer, i had to respond that on a real shoot they would have cost the production $25,000 in federal fines per incident...

"We ignored the documented medical problems of a minor in our care which caused them to go hungry consistently." How to get sued any% speedrun no cheats

Want to say the sound quality is good, keep tweaking as much as you need, but as a subscriber, I'm not going anywhere.

Tbh, the new audio set is spot on. Crisp, clear, solid and I can also really hear the emotion in your voices when there's stories involving kids. Like, rSlash, I can HEAR your anger so much more clearly, whether I'm listening by my headphones, my phone, TV and my car.

So they let a disabled kid just miss lunch for months because they didn't have a key, then expelled them after they got tired of having to stand in the hallway during lunch because they didn't have a elevator key Wow, people suck

Guy: *cheats on wife with other girl* Other girl: Aww, he divorced his wife to be with me, I must be his one true love! Guy: *cheats on other girl with another girl* Other girl: *surprised Pikachu face* (note: genders were picked to fit the story and can be changed)

Ok but the first story: I have an aunt named Aileen AND an uncle named Jeff. They're married. Funny coincidence

As a guy with disabilities it's good to see that we are being heard i never fell from the stairs(maybe a few times cuz rain) but what he or she went through was rough 13 surgeries?? Damn

I feel for Eileen in the first story…that is exactly how my ex husband told me he was leaving me. He didn’t give me any reason aside from how it was all my fault…I won’t go into detail, but Eileen, you can get through this!

I was punched in the face by a teacher during lunch break in year 2 (aged 7) because she didn't believe I was hearing impaired when I was having trouble understanding her, most teachers speak up when they were talking to me. I was fussy about hearing aids so I wasn't wearing them, I used a headset while the teacher wears a mic during class. The teacher that punched me was fired that same day after my mum went to the principal's office when she saw my black eye during pick up time. I never asked my mum what went down in that office. I tried telling my story on reddit but some people downgraded me and one called my experience a fake story. There's a lot of mean judgmental people out there.

When someone makes fun of any disabled people in the slightest way, it makes me insanely angry. Even the “smallest” of disabilities are nothing to make light of or rude remarks about. I’m not surprised the mother went for that idiot.

The truth: people are far too concerned with the audio quality.

“I wonder what he is listening to” “ probably rock” “Welcome to rSlash entitledparents”

Raycon: stops sponsoring rSlash rSlash: Welcome to rSlash pro revenge

Damn both these stories are savage af. I’m happy that the mom stood up for her child. School districts can be shady about disabled students

Jeff’s new wifey found this out the hard way: If he’s willing to cheat *with* you, he’ll be willing to cheat *on* you

I also had a "jeff" in my life. Wish i also had someone to enact a Pro revenge on my behalf. Kudos to the OP.

When i was in highschool, i had an accident splitting wood and cut my left(dominant) thumb off with a maul. My gym teacher diddnt like that i wasnt doing the state fitness test. So he made me carry out and set up all the chairs in the little gym for the pep rally later that day. And that was how 'coach floyd' became 'mr floyd.'

Schools be like: it's not like you can sue me Someone sues them Schools: surprised pikachu face

The last disabled story made me mad. At least in my school, where bullying is completely ignored until it gets to the extreme end (like a fight breaks out and then both of them are suspended), they let the disable kids have someone help them and had access to the elevators at all times.

The mom in Story 2 reminded me of this fun little one my mom (rest in peace) loved telling me about (usually with a mix of triumph for us and anger at the teachers involved.) When I was in middle school, she'd been to more than a few meetings with my Non-Special-Ed teachers, all of whom had ZERO interest in making even the tiniest changes to accommodate my Autism and kept basically trying to convince my mom to put me on various drugs to "control my bad behavior" despite side effects of said drugs including things like _epileptic seizures and suicidal thoughts._ It likely didn't help that I had just stopped taking Dexedrine, which had been seriously affecting my appetite for the worse to the point that mom was legit scared I might just simply _not wake up_ one day, so we were already pretty iffy about trying any other meds. Anyway, these mostly one-sided meetings kept happening until the day she walked into a meeting with a portable tape recorder (borrowed from a coworker), pressed the record button, and calmly placed it on the meeting table, just informing the ladies that "well, you know, it's so hard to keep track of what everyone's saying at all these meetings, so I figured I'd just use this to keep a record to play back for myself later!" And suddenly, as if by magic, all the teachers _never again_ spoke of trying to put me on questionable medications. It's almost as if some unspoken, implied threat had caused them to suddenly care about actually figuring out how to teach an Autistic kid instead of treating me like a nuisance that needed to be "corrected"! Fancy that!

There is a slight ASMR quality to the recordings now.

As someone that needed a prosthetic to walk again, discrimination against people with leg problems fill me with rage.

The 2nd story. What kind of a school has a walking lawsuit as the principal?

So the principal and vice principal wouldn’t help a student that has a disability with his Or her leg, Good luck on trying to cover up this story on the media and the news. 🧐

I used to be really close friends with a girl who was in a wheelchair due to a spinal condition. Our middle and high schools had similar disability protocols, and similar failures to follow them. The middle school was better, since they actually gave my friend a key and allowed her to hold onto it for all three years. The sucky one was our high school. The elevators in the high school were for disabled students and teachers ONLY. That’s what it said on signs and in the handbook, but nobody listened. There were times that the elevator was completely full of able-bodied students when she tried to get in, and these assholes wouldn’t even move for her! Given the fact that her mom is a bit of a karen, i’m surprised they never complained to school admins about the abuse of the elevator. Either way, our high school was definitely full of assholes who weren’t even nice enough to let the girl who literally can’t walk use the elevator that is specifically for her and people like her. Smh.

That moment when the audio doesn’t matter cuz Rslash uploaded and thats all that matters.

The audio sounds good, but it's a bit quieter than before

This is a tip that I recently saw somewhere. If you're buying sound equipment, buy used Studio Quality equipment instead of new Consumer Quality equipment. Should cost the same but the Studio Quality equipment would sound a lot better.

It's unfortunately very normal for big schools to absolutely fail at meeting the needs for students with disabilities. I went to a school that had elevators in all multi-story buildings for students who had physical disabilities, like they were in crutches, wheelchair or walker. They knew how to accommodate physical or short-term disabilities pretty okay. But anything internal, they knew less than nothing. A classmate was Diabetic, and he would keep having raw sugar taken from him as though it was drugs. Speaking impermanent, the teachers would yell to get you to speak properly. But my favorite example was when teachers would leave me in an office over lunch break because they didn't want to babysit a seizure prone epileptic kid who was on healthy doses of meds to prevent epileptic seizures. Schools suck when you don't fit their expectations or risk damaging their reputation.

Hearing the disability story reminds me of when I had THREE knee surgeries in high school and they ignored all my accomodations. I wish my mother and I would have known my rights.

My choir teacher told me (disabled student) that I wasn’t allowed to participate in the same field trip activities as everyone else because she didn’t “think i could handle it.” I’m not in a wheelchair or anything. I can walk, and it was a 30 minute walk around Chinatown in NYC! I could’ve easily done it, since I had done much worse. I even tried to tell her that!

Omg the little “HA” was so gleeful and cute I’m smiling myself

So are we just going to ignore the fact that a lawyer illegally accesses somebody's emails?

This so called lawyer just admitted to wiretapping, computer use crimes, and other crimes. I guess this person hasn't attended more than orientation at this point. They just opened themselves up to both criminal and civil liabilities. If the guy ever finds out about this, OP is beyond done. This is a federal law and they don't play at that level. Every single time they accessed the accounts, that's a separate offense. Now, I started listening to this, had to stop and came back 2 weeks later, so I may have missed it if he's in a different country than the US. OP is beyond stupid. Not only did they break several big time federal laws, there is a clause in law school degrees and law licenses that specifically address moral integrity. You will never be allowed to obtain your law license if anyone brings this up to the board. I can't believe this story was true, based on how bad this is and any half decent law student would never post about if it were true.

I can see Oprah on her show saying, "You get a lawsuit! You get a lawsuit! You get a lawsuit! Everyone gets a lawsuit!"

"I hacked into his e-mail and other accounts. BTW I study to be a lawyer". Yeah. No. Even 1st year law student would know that you DO NOT DO THIS. And then he brags about it on the internet? Yeah, I do not foresee any future in law for this guy.

Hey rSlash! Totally understand with the audio, gonna take time to perfect. Here is my feedback. The audio is very clear, the only thing I notice is that the volume sometimes fluctuates. You can be kinda quiet then all of a sudden loud. Hope this helps! 👍

lol these stories remind me of my gym teacher in high school who got fired because of me. I tore a ligament in my ankle my freshman year of high school which required my leg to be in one of those big boots. I had a doctors note excusing me from gym class for the semester because of my injury. My gym teacher had the bright idea to make me RUN the mile lap in my boot which resulted in my ligament tearing again which required me to have to undergo surgery as a result. My parents sued the school for the cost of my medical bills and that gym teacher was fired as a result of the lawsuit. Since that incident though my right leg has always been weaker than my left and I walk with a semi-noticeable limp now. On bad days I have to use my cane and/or my walker because the pain in my leg is just too excrutiating. Thanks high school gym teacher, you literally fucked up my life and gave me a permanent disability.

2nd story, me thinking, "That's a lawsuit, and that's a lawsuit, and that's a lawsuit... no surprise, lawsuit"

Uhm.... actually.... yeah, your voice actually IS part of the reason, rSlash....

most E-mail platforms now notify you when a new device logs into your account. This usually includes a text to designated phone number(s) . Even though Jeff was a major jerk hacking into someone else's account is really stupid and a crime. OP could have gotten some of the information legitimately from public records.

One thing I have to say tho, the transition to the sponsor spot was real smooth.

rSlash speaks the truth! I love hearing his voice reading these subreddits because he just does a great job at it.

That was one of the smoothest transitions into an ad I have ever seen

If Jeff’s circumstances changed within a year - meaning he got a job - the ex-wife can sue him for alimony, if there was a clause in the divorce papers. Unfortunely, she cant use any of what was found because what he did was illegal.

audio sounds perfectly fine! unless we’re used to hearing echoy audio but upgrading equipment is a must!

I feel so horrendous for the OP in the final story, that is absolutely unacceptable.

The new setup sounds great

The first story reminds me of a quote from super troopers "So let me get this straight you scaled fence jimmied the lock broke into a winnebago and smashed a bed all in hunch I'll believe that when my shit turns purple and tastes like rainbow sherberts

daaamn that laywer was pissed off so much by these school board members. even that he won every case, the fact he found himself against them time and time again was probably what pissed him off. shutting them down for good probably made his year!

Got a love getting up early to listen to rslash:))

So the law school friend committed a felony by logging into Jeff's accounts sounds about right 🙄

I hope that everyone is having a good Wednesday!

(Fantasy Case for Fist Story) Judge: You are sentenced to ten years in prison, forbidden to work with law, and not allowed to use anything that can be used as a computer. What do you have to say for yourself? OP: Worth it. Judge: (Sigh) Guess you'll find out. Take him away. Next case!

I remember starting having seizures back in highschool. The school had ALL the teachers (and bus drivers) learn medical aid for me...I went to a school of only 200 students and I was the ONLY ONE with a seizure disorder and to be the cause of those aid courses was a little embarrassing for me. I never had anything medically wrong with me up to that point so I was really hating myself for it (I hated how I lost out on things and having to take medication...I really hate my medication but I learned my lesson when I just stopped taking it...my seizures came back with a VENGEANCE) and everyone at school thought my seizures were contagious (which hurt a lot because people didn't want to share things with me...like food or pencils...) And when my friends acted the same way (thinking my seizures were contagious) it hurt...only one friend wasn't scared to be around me!!!! She became my BAFE (best awesome friend ever) at least the teachers were more understanding and told me not to worry about it. (Turns out only ONE teacher had experience with seizures before (like bare minimum like protecting the head and turning a person on their side) and he litterally bruised up his hands (like dark purple and nearly broken fingers) protecting my head from the concrete floor of the computer lab. So I had the school looking out for me unlike Op school!!! (Even though the students in the school were bunch of dumbassess!)

Actually I am waiting for more Yugo.

The first story had me so confused even when pausing and rewinding.

At around 4:40 (when rSlash gets louder) you can really hear the quality of his new set up.

IT worker: it’s not fraud. Jeff left his email logged in, left his passwords in an easily available location. Via these open emails, the other email and the dating website were discovered. Using the unprotected password data, OP gained access to the accounts. Through these accounts, they used information they found to locate relevant parties via publicly available information. OP didn’t break any laws. Jeff was just absolute pants at basic computer safety.

Related to the 2nd to last story. I had a similar problem (which I won’t go over for personal reasons) which required me to have a personal key to the elevator. No so much teachers, but security and some of the principals were not happy about it. They would repeatedly either stop me so I’d have to rangle myself through the hallway crowd instead of going early, or fight with me over my elevator access. Power corrupts some people, never let them get away with their power trip.

Got my baking class right as these release, so I listen while I bake :), new audio is awesome, and honestly I don’t see any mis steps! Thx rslash

That first story though, isn't hiding assets in a divorce illegal? Depending on if they had a prenup or not, the ex could have been forced to give her a lot of money if that got out.

The audio is amazing! It sounds like you’re right behind my head reading this!

Teacher: OP got hu- OP’s mother: *Agressive door removal in record time*

I once had a liberal college professors who chastised me for an hour after class because I asked a question "that set a negative environment" because someone else said something bad after my question and she blamed it on me rather than the student who made the comment. She talked about my dyslexia Wich unfortunately she had to know for my accommodations and kept insisting that was the reason. Then at the end of the semester when she asked for honest feedback about her teaching I told her what I thought of this and she condescendingly defended her harassing me saying she was just trying to help me. I only tried to go out of my way to call her on her BS since that day even anoying her on every office hour just to get back at her and remind her I can and will fight back from now on and I'm allowed a voice recorder in class so if unfairly harassed me again I'd take my proof to the Dean.

I clicked near the top of my screen and accidentally clicked this. Subbed!

Even if you need to do some tweeking, I'm not having any issues with the new audio. Keep up the good work. Even if OP did some illegal activities, in the first story, and should be careful, Jeff deserved what happened to him. I have to wonder what the school board in the second story got away with, in the past, to have a lawyer who was getting tired of dealing with them.

A law student thinks it's totally OK to commit crimes in order to take revenge on somebody else's behalf. OP stuck his/her nose where it didn't belong and misused Eileens trust while housesitting. And didn't even ask Eileen if she wanted revenge. OP has the same ethic as other criminals. For shame. Please excuse any fault in grammar and/or spelling

The first op actually stopped midway of pursuing a degree in law realising that's not what they want so people don't need to worry about him having a bad career.

Everybody: complaining about the audio setup Me: just happy to have daily uploads

If true, OP of the first story needs to find a new profession outside of their law degree. Their actions broke laws by breaking into the guy's accounts, outside anything else. BAR would see this as a reason to not accept the OP, or sanction/disbar them.

The audio is already really good, you don’t have to improve it anymore unless you want to. Don’t let random people on the internet stress you out with stuff like this!

I wish everyone a good day!

The first lady during her legal residency does realize that her logging into the ex's email was a felony right? Had any of that gone to court she'd never get her law license and charges would have likely been thrown out because the info was obtained illegally. She's very lucky he got himself in hot water with the coworker or she could have been in very big trouble and ruined her future

THat first story. As someone who's goin into networking and network security? Oh boy...OH BOY. That hacking work was a work of art, bravo.

I really like your new sound setup. Hugs for Yugo and kisses for Lily!

This is more important than the anime I'm watching

Keep tweaking it's almost there. Still sounds like AM vs FM.

Principal, VP and Teachers: It’s not *OUR* fault that your child is a *DISABLED USELESS PROBLEM* and hurt themselves because of our ignorant negligence! Take your useless crippled child and throw them in another school, they’re not and never WILL be our problems anymore! OP and Parents: *Sues the hell out of the school and educational staff for discrimination against the disabled community, neglect and endangerment, winning the case, ridding any future disabled discrimination AND getting said teaching staff FIRED.* Principal, VP and Teachers: *SHOCKED PIKACHU FACE*

I'm happy for the first guy. Some people may argue that revenge is for petty people but personally I don't care. He had the knowledge and the means and he did good, he avenged someone he cared about, someone who was dumped and treated unfairly by an a*hole. IMO karma comes in many forms, this was one of them.

You should try to equalize your audio a bit, at times when you’re trying to emphasize something you’re suddenly MUCH louder than your regular speaking voice and it’s very jarring

Early Edit:I think I was first except for the bots

I DIED when he began the "siIiIiiIiilky smooth voice", hahahah!

MUCH BETTER audio quality in this one, rSlash. It's clear, clean, easy to listen to. I think you nailed it.

"She physically went after the vice principle!" THATS A MOM WORTHY OF AN AWARD!!!

I've had medical issues and disabilities my whole life. I wasn't lucky enough to get through to my admin. I ended up dropping out of his and getting my GED and starting college early instead. I'm so happy when I hear stories of people winning against discrimatory dumbasses. Congrats.

I spent my entire senior year in a full leg brace after injuring my knee, eventually needed surgery after I graduated. 99% of the time when I needed to use the elevator to go downstairs the teacher was not in her classroom. Most of the time I attempted the stairs. Caused me so much pain and took me a very long time. Most teachers were great about it, but my first period teacher was always annoyed that I had to leave class early. It was the students that made my life more difficult by purposely blocking my path or kicking my leg

Dayum! That first story sounded like NuclearRevenge to me. But IMO Jeff deserved every bit of it.

My (then 15yo) sister had hip surgery from cancer effects. She had similar restrictions as OP in the disability story. It didn’t get that bad but I told her to tell her principal and doctor about teachers giving her hell about having to have more time and a 2nd person with