The real problem is bullies and strong ppl who expect to either break or strengthen others by bullying. Not victims who are sensitive to bullying.

So you're the one who should open your eyes not me.

(And also you might have noticed that I didn't put any effort in thumbing down any of your comments while you thumbed down every single one of mine. I wonder what that says about you)

actually i didnt thumb down ur comments....? there are other people besides me who know your wrong in case you didnt realize soooo...

Anti-bullying campaigns don't encourage softness. They encourage tolerance and mutual respect. BBBBIIIIIGGGGGG difference there. I'm pretty sure doing poorly in high school may lead some people to a "bad job" but at the same time, many people learn in many different styles, and there's ALWAYS chance for recovery (though many simply give up).

We cannot simply accept that this is happening and just shrug at the "softness".

It happens: yes, should it happen: no

Should things be done about it and should you stop blaming the victims? Definitely.

That's my opinion and no matter what you say, you're not going to change it, so this conversation is going to be pretty much a standstill.

Let's just agree to disagree and be done with it.

ok i have no problem with that but i think you and alot of other people need to open your eyes to see the real problem

The real problem is bullies and strong ppl who expect to either break or strengthen others by bullying. Not victims who are sensitive to bullying.

So you're the one who should open your eyes not me.

(And also you might have noticed that I didn't put any effort in thumbing down any of your comments while you thumbed down every single one of mine. I wonder what that says about you)

actually i didnt thumb down ur comments....? there are other people besides me who know your wrong in case you didnt realize soooo...

The fact that you think the real world is harder than high school makes me think you're a moron.

In the real world you get to pick where you go, who is there and the level of discomfort you can handle in any given situation. In high school you can't do any of that, you are stuck, almost completely unable to escape your sad existence.

I never said they didn't care if they were liked, they just don't want to pretend to be someone else to be liked. You're basically blaming the victim, it's all about mutual respect, teens need to learn to respect one instead of bully others for being different.

Don't get me wrong, some of these anti-bullying laws are just ridiculous, school kim jongistrators should just keep an eye on the damn kids instead of having a law to stop it. In my day, you were sent into the principal's office, got detention or your parents were called.

I don't really think the kids are the problem but the kim jongistrators, usually bullying happens in the school halls, why aren't there any ppl there to keep an eye on things and stop it from happening

because it happens and its a part of life kids need to learn to deal with. if school environment was completely controlled imagine how they would react when they're out of school. you learn as much about coping with practical obstacles in school as much as you do about solving problems and learning

It happens: yes, should it happen: no

Should things be done about it and should you stop blaming the victims? Definitely.

That's my opinion and no matter what you say, you're not going to change it, so this conversation is going to be pretty much a standstill.

Let's just agree to disagree and be done with it.

ok i have no problem with that but i think you and alot of other people need to open your eyes to see the real problem

The real problem is bullies and strong ppl who expect to either break or strengthen others by bullying. Not victims who are sensitive to bullying.

So you're the one who should open your eyes not me.

(And also you might have noticed that I didn't put any effort in thumbing down any of your comments while you thumbed down every single one of mine. I wonder what that says about you)

actually i didnt thumb down ur comments....? there are other people besides me who know your wrong in case you didnt realize soooo...

Name calling usually is bullying, it's all about context. People are just more willing to speak up about it and no longer let it happen. Also kids are probably being bullied more because they're expressing themselves a lot more, I don't think you would have seen many goths or openly gays in school 20 years ago. Kids are no longer willing to conform and be someone they're not to be liked, which is a good thing but it also makes them prone to bullying for being different.

well if they honestly didnt care whether they were liked like you said they wouldnt be commitiing suicide. bullying has always happened. and frankly, these antibully campaigns have only worsened the situation. if you cant create defense mechanisms for being picked on other than commiting suicide then im sorry but you cannot survive in the real world

The fact that you think the real world is harder than high school makes me think you're a moron.

In the real world you get to pick where you go, who is there and the level of discomfort you can handle in any given situation. In high school you can't do any of that, you are stuck, almost completely unable to escape your sad existence.

I never said they didn't care if they were liked, they just don't want to pretend to be someone else to be liked. You're basically blaming the victim, it's all about mutual respect, teens need to learn to respect one instead of bully others for being different.

Don't get me wrong, some of these anti-bullying laws are just ridiculous, school kim jongistrators should just keep an eye on the damn kids instead of having a law to stop it. In my day, you were sent into the principal's office, got detention or your parents were called.

I don't really think the kids are the problem but the kim jongistrators, usually bullying happens in the school halls, why aren't there any ppl there to keep an eye on things and stop it from happening

because it happens and its a part of life kids need to learn to deal with. if school environment was completely controlled imagine how they would react when they're out of school. you learn as much about coping with practical obstacles in school as much as you do about solving problems and learning

It happens: yes, should it happen: no

Should things be done about it and should you stop blaming the victims? Definitely.

That's my opinion and no matter what you say, you're not going to change it, so this conversation is going to be pretty much a standstill.

Let's just agree to disagree and be done with it.

ok i have no problem with that but i think you and alot of other people need to open your eyes to see the real problem

The real problem is bullies and strong ppl who expect to either break or strengthen others by bullying. Not victims who are sensitive to bullying.

So you're the one who should open your eyes not me.

(And also you might have noticed that I didn't put any effort in thumbing down any of your comments while you thumbed down every single one of mine. I wonder what that says about you)

actually i didnt thumb down ur comments....? there are other people besides me who know your wrong in case you didnt realize soooo...

I don't see anything I need, but thanks bro

no probs bobs

no worries. what else are you willing to part with?

name some items of mine and ill tel you if theyre ok

I don't see anything I need, but thanks bro

no probs bobs

"it's no wonder teen suicide rates have raised in the past 5 years. kids have been softened so much by these bullying things that they become overly sensitive.
how will they survive in the real world?"

That's the same as calling them pussies

totally incorrect. and its true. kids are becoming way too sensitive because of schools brainwashing them and telling them that the slightest name calling is worthy of being categorized as bullying.

Name calling usually is bullying, it's all about context. People are just more willing to speak up about it and no longer let it happen. Also kids are probably being bullied more because they're expressing themselves a lot more, I don't think you would have seen many goths or openly gays in school 20 years ago. Kids are no longer willing to conform and be someone they're not to be liked, which is a good thing but it also makes them prone to bullying for being different.

well if they honestly didnt care whether they were liked like you said they wouldnt be commitiing suicide. bullying has always happened. and frankly, these antibully campaigns have only worsened the situation. if you cant create defense mechanisms for being picked on other than commiting suicide then im sorry but you cannot survive in the real world

The fact that you think the real world is harder than high school makes me think you're a moron.

In the real world you get to pick where you go, who is there and the level of discomfort you can handle in any given situation. In high school you can't do any of that, you are stuck, almost completely unable to escape your sad existence.

I never said they didn't care if they were liked, they just don't want to pretend to be someone else to be liked. You're basically blaming the victim, it's all about mutual respect, teens need to learn to respect one instead of bully others for being different.

Don't get me wrong, some of these anti-bullying laws are just ridiculous, school kim jongistrators should just keep an eye on the damn kids instead of having a law to stop it. In my day, you were sent into the principal's office, got detention or your parents were called.

I don't really think the kids are the problem but the kim jongistrators, usually bullying happens in the school halls, why aren't there any ppl there to keep an eye on things and stop it from happening

because it happens and its a part of life kids need to learn to deal with. if school environment was completely controlled imagine how they would react when they're out of school. you learn as much about coping with practical obstacles in school as much as you do about solving problems and learning

It happens: yes, should it happen: no

Should things be done about it and should you stop blaming the victims? Definitely.

That's my opinion and no matter what you say, you're not going to change it, so this conversation is going to be pretty much a standstill.

Let's just agree to disagree and be done with it.

ok i have no problem with that but i think you and alot of other people need to open your eyes to see the real problem

The real problem is bullies and strong ppl who expect to either break or strengthen others by bullying. Not victims who are sensitive to bullying.

So you're the one who should open your eyes not me.

(And also you might have noticed that I didn't put any effort in thumbing down any of your comments while you thumbed down every single one of mine. I wonder what that says about you)

actually i didnt thumb down ur comments....? there are other people besides me who know your wrong in case you didnt realize soooo...

anything of equal value. thumb gear?

sorry dude i dont really wanna part with it

no worries. what else are you willing to part with?

name some items of mine and ill tel you if theyre ok

I don't see anything I need, but thanks bro

no probs bobs

Not a thing.

500 pts

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I mentioned making meth all the time in my Chemistry class, she just laughed.

dude that scene made me get goosebumps all over my body.... it was fucking awesome

oh my god i know. that ending to the first half of the recent season did the same thing. just thinking about it gives me chills.

And then he had to go and kill mike

dont even bring that shit up... mike was my favorite character

Yeaaahhh!!!!

I like that one also

everybody happy!

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oops, instantly made you butthurt... don't mind me :D