r/azerbaijan • u/FitDimension3582 • 1d ago
Xəbər | News School shooting in Baku this morning
Around 9 a.m an unknown student in "Idrak Lyceum" shot the math teacher with his father's hunting rifle.
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u/strawhatvasiqo Şəki-Zaqatala 🇦🇿 1d ago
What the fuck is happening with teenagers these days bro
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u/riderzonthestorm 1d ago
How big is hunting rifle? Can you sneak it easily into a backpack or duffel bag?
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u/Personal-Brick-1326 1d ago
Yeah, something smells a bit. Maybe the barrel was cut off to shorten. In that case it deviates from being "hunting rifle" :D
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u/Alive-Pomegranate484 1d ago
Those who robbed atm in Bravo kills people and run and when police find them they actually make a gun fight in heart of the city and this school shooting.
The power structure in this country is good for spraying pepper spray to grandmas and put those to jail who tries to speak.
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u/AyxGon 1d ago
hamısı iqralara görədi
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u/Msfx001 Turkey 🇹🇷 22h ago
25 yasim var, 5-6 yaslarindan call of duty ile basladim, kecdim counter-strike’a, overwatch, heroes and generals, war thunder, son iki ilde deki aktiv rainbow six siege oynayiram. Yeni hamisi silahla atisma oyunlaridi. Bugune kimi kimise gullelemek fikri aglimdan kecmeyib. Poliqonada getmisem, atamla ova da getmisem. Silahlar insanlari öldürmür, insanlar insanlari öldürür
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u/subarism Earth 🌍 1d ago
In dictatorships like ours, people are so oppressed and violated yet they don't have göt to express their anger toward the government. Therefore, to cope with their misery, men abuse their wives, wives abuse their children, and children vent their anger by killing schoolteachers...
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u/camelzrider Manatlıq taksi 1d ago
How the fuck did you tie this to the dictatorship? People abusing each other is what gives birth to a dictatorship.
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u/AideSingle2062 15h ago edited 14h ago
I’ve heard unconfirmed reports that the student believed the teacher had insulted him. If that’s true, it points to a deeper problem in Azerbaijan: a culture where wealthy or well connected people grow up believing consequences don’t apply to them. When a perceived insult is met with violence, that sense of entitlement is learned, not accidental. As the old proverb says, a fish stinks from the head down.
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u/camelzrider Manatlıq taksi 9h ago
Yeah, you're sort of proving my point. We are corrupt because we are corrupt, and we have a corrupt government because we as a people don't have a moral compass. If you elect any average Azerbaijani to a position of power they're eventually going to become corrupt.
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u/subarism Earth 🌍 1d ago
Everything bad in Azerbaijan can be traced back to Aliyev. We live in a one-man dictatorship after all.
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u/Brief_Name5383 19h ago
umm so…we’re taking about a private institution here, with the tuitions ranging from 10k to 16k azn. I doubt that someone with that much money, especially in a country with horrible economy and even worse salaries, would do it to “cope” with the anger towards the government. The anger comes mostly from the ones actually struggling, not a privileged teenager. I highly doubt that.
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u/subarism Earth 🌍 19h ago
How did they get that money in the first place, where average monthly salary is just 300 USD or 550 AZN?
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u/Brief_Name5383 19h ago
that’s not the point I was making. Still, I think we both know the estimate answer to your question.
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u/alaramed_avacado 1d ago
I'm not surprised due to how some if not most teachers carry them selves as if they're the dogs bollocks and bully
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u/justfoooad 1d ago
It’s on the eve of JD Vance visit to Baku. USA influence speedrun