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^^^Amen. Bullying now is not about shoving people into lockers and calling them names on the playground. It's about intentionally setting people on fire as was the case in Florida, or rape like in this case. Sorry, but an "ass whooping" would be foolish and feeble as a response to a lot of the bullying that goes on in schools today.
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I am more than able to defend myself, and thankfully, I've only had to get physical once in my life. I would have NEVER gone after an adult, though. You just didn't do that. Now I see kids trying to punk teachers and administrators while they sit back and take it. It's sad. |
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I have a guy friend who teaches middle school and says the kids beat up one of the female teachers. He's 6'5 with HUGE hands and told them pointedly that if they put their hands on her again and if they thought about hitting him *raising his huge hand up to the level of their face* he would be going to jail...for a long time! |
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Fear of mom and dad having to leave work to come pick me up from school kept me from doing it, and most of my friend's were the same way. ETA: prettyface08 beat me to it :) |
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There was a case in the local paper recently where a 12 year-old student had acted up enough to warrant them calling security. The student then stabbed the officer in the side with a pair of scissors. Lovely. |
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There's nothing naive about what I said. It is naive to think that going in and complaining to school officials is always going to solve the problem. |
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I wonder if there have been any studies trying to figure out what caused this shift from "us being scared of parents" to "us wanting to fight parents and other adults?" I'd be interested in reading up on that. |
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