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For those of you who don't know (because I didn't until I watched this clip), "bullycide" occurs when somebody, more than likely a *****, is tormented by a bully to such a degree that they end up committing suicide.
After seeing this clip, I looked up some other articles on bullycide and I was shocked when I found out that bullycide is on the verge of being considered a form of *********** manslaughter. Meaning: If a ***** teases, torments, picks on and bullies another *****, the bullying ***** would be charged with *********** manslaughter if the ***** he/she picked on ended up ******* himself/herself.
Legzman started a thread not too long ago about the " Premium Link Upgrade " and I really wanted to put this article in there, but I thought that this might deserve a thread of it's own.
So, what do you think? Is "bullycide" really a serious thing and should these bullies be treated as killers in situations like this, OR, is this just another form of parents refusing to teach their **** that life isn't fair?
Personally, I think it's kind of silly. **** get bullied ALL...THE...TIME. It's part of growing up. **** are dicks. When I was in school, it was hard to find a *** who wasn't a dick, you know? I got teased, I got made fun of, I got laughed at...I turned out ok.
This is where the parents need to step in and stop being fucking hypocrites. Now-a-days, parents treat their own ******** like saints and baby the **** out of them, refusing to raise their voice or even slap them on the wrist when it's appropriate and well deserved, yet, they'll turn around and treat other people's ******** like they're the spawn of Satan and demand severe punishments for their actions, especially if their own ***** is a victim of their actions.
It's ridiculous. **** are mean. **** are punks. **** make fun of eachother. **** laugh at eachother. **** cry. **** get hurt. But, **** also get over it. It's part of growing up. The more we baby our ******** and keep them sheltered from reality, the more often sad stories like this will keep popping up.
My parents raised me with realism. Not optimism or hopes of fantasy; REALISM. They explained to me that life isn't fair. They explained to me that **** will pick on me. They explained to me that people would make me cry.
They also explained to me that even though life isn't fair, there are still a lot of things that are pretty amazing, so I shouldn't let life get me down. They explained to me that even though **** will pick on me, I shouldn't care what those idiots thought of me because I shouldn't want to be friends with people like that anyway. They explained to me that even though people would make me cry, other people would also make me smile, so I shouldn't let a few tears ruin my day. They also explained to me that the world doesn't revolve around me and that I should expect to have hard days every once in a while.
Apparently, this *** was raised to believe that the world revolved around him and that life was perfect. Well, I got news for you parents...it's not. Stop lying to your ******** and raising them to believe that nothing bad will ever happen to them. Because...it will. So, be a good parent and teach your *** how to deal with pain, because they're going to feel a lot of it throughout their life. Quit putting the blame on everybody else when your ***** gets hurt and help them become strong enough to handle the pressure of life before it's too late.
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For those of you who don't know (because I didn't until I watched this clip), "bullycide" occurs when somebody, more than likely a *****, is tormented by a bully to such a degree that they end up committing suicide.
After seeing this clip, I looked up some other articles on bullycide and I was shocked when I found out that bullycide is on the verge of being considered a form of *********** manslaughter. Meaning: If a ***** teases, torments, picks on and bullies another *****, the bullying ***** would be charged with *********** manslaughter if the ***** he/she picked on ended up ******* himself/herself.
Legzman started a thread not too long ago about the " Premium Link Upgrade " and I really wanted to put this article in there, but I thought that this might deserve a thread of it's own.
So, what do you think? Is "bullycide" really a serious thing and should these bullies be treated as killers in situations like this, OR, is this just another form of parents refusing to teach their **** that life isn't fair?
Personally, I think it's kind of silly. **** get bullied ALL...THE...TIME. It's part of growing up. **** are dicks. When I was in school, it was hard to find a *** who wasn't a dick, you know? I got teased, I got made fun of, I got laughed at...I turned out ok.
This is where the parents need to step in and stop being fucking hypocrites. Now-a-days, parents treat their own ******** like saints and baby the **** out of them, refusing to raise their voice or even slap them on the wrist when it's appropriate and well deserved, yet, they'll turn around and treat other people's ******** like they're the spawn of Satan and demand severe punishments for their actions, especially if their own ***** is a victim of their actions.
It's ridiculous. **** are mean. **** are punks. **** make fun of eachother. **** laugh at eachother. **** cry. **** get hurt. But, **** also get over it. It's part of growing up. The more we baby our ******** and keep them sheltered from reality, the more often sad stories like this will keep popping up.
My parents raised me with realism. Not optimism or hopes of fantasy; REALISM. They explained to me that life isn't fair. They explained to me that **** will pick on me. They explained to me that people would make me cry.
They also explained to me that even though life isn't fair, there are still a lot of things that are pretty amazing, so I shouldn't let life get me down. They explained to me that even though **** will pick on me, I shouldn't care what those idiots thought of me because I shouldn't want to be friends with people like that anyway. They explained to me that even though people would make me cry, other people would also make me smile, so I shouldn't let a few tears ruin my day. They also explained to me that the world doesn't revolve around me and that I should expect to have hard days every once in a while.
Apparently, this *** was raised to believe that the world revolved around him and that life was perfect. Well, I got news for you parents...it's not. Stop lying to your ******** and raising them to believe that nothing bad will ever happen to them. Because...it will. So, be a good parent and teach your *** how to deal with pain, because they're going to feel a lot of it throughout their life. Quit putting the blame on everybody else when your ***** gets hurt and help them become strong enough to handle the pressure of life before it's too late.
