I’m sick of that “survival of the fittest” stereotype that bullying is part of a survival. Suppose somebody whop you care a great deal about is being bullied like heck and you do nothing to stop but instead, tell them that it’s a part of life. That person could be dead. And if you don’t care, you could be haunted by that problem for the rest of your life.

We need laws to bullying because it has gotten out of hand and many people are tired of it. I mean, what if some tyrant went too far in tyrannizing a place? Those people could rebel.

You’re an excuse for a guardian to kids who were bullied. A true guardian protects people from bullies and doesn’t let those antagonists get away with their behavior.

If you force people to accept bullying, you could suffer the consequences for it. Why other people could turn against you.

@BulliedChild:

“I’m so sorry that you’ve been bullied. I’ve been bullied a lot. And that’s what made me resentful towards them. It’s a shame that society had ignored that problem for years. Heck, I remember somebody criticizing that society is a disease for rewarding evil and punishing good.

But don’t be sorry about buying into the idea of your friends’ deaths being “survival of the fittest.” Being sorry for that could make others walk all over you. I’m not suggesting that you should be a bully. I’m typing that you should stand up for yourself and others.

I’m also sorry for your friends’ being victims of an uneducated ignorant society. Shame on society for being that way.”

Society ignored the problem for years. It was only when victims began to turn violent that things began to change. I’m sorry, but I do not buy into the idea that my friends’ deaths were “survival of the species” . They were victims of an uneducated ignorant society.