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#21
(Original post by lumpycustard)
but wont the bullies come after u outside school hours?
but wont the bullies come after u outside school hours?
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#22
(Original post by eric bischoff)
nope cause they keep an eye on you the staff
nope cause they keep an eye on you the staff
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#23
(Original post by lumpycustard)
i meant like at the weekend walking through town
i meant like at the weekend walking through town
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#24
(Original post by eric bischoff)
that aint the schools responsibility though
that aint the schools responsibility though
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#25
(Original post by lumpycustard)
yea i no but if someone whos bein bullied tells, s/he knows they could be after him/her and be ever so slightly worried about seeing them around out of shcool... so in the end they wil keep quiet wont they
yea i no but if someone whos bein bullied tells, s/he knows they could be after him/her and be ever so slightly worried about seeing them around out of shcool... so in the end they wil keep quiet wont they
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#28
(Original post by eric bischoff)
that aint the schools responsibility though
that aint the schools responsibility though
If a school owes you a duty of care not to be bullied during school hours (which it jolly well does) but fails to do so then it has failed to check the environment in which bullying can prosper.
Bullying outside of school is surely an extension of what a bully "can get away with" inside school. So, a failure on the part of a school to check bullying during school time MIGHT lead a bully to go away with the idea that "well, it's OK to bully in school, so it must be OK to continue outside school"
If a school has any duty to teach what is and what isn't socially acceptable, and I believe it does, then it would have failed.
Of course, I don't know. But, I'd be interested to see the results of a student taking a suit against a school because he/she was bullied by the school's pupils outside of school time. Would make an interesting piece of litigation.
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#30
i feel so sorry for anyone that has been bullying. I guess i was really lucky because my school didn't have a bullying problem. It was a normal comp with 1500 odd people but I think one of the reasons why there wasn't really that much bullying was because the youngest year was year 9 and so there wasn't a huge gap between ages etc. I was really schocked when i got to uni and found out how badly some of my friends had been treated at school. I'm amazed that some people can be so cruel
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#31
We don't have many bullying problems at our school, which is an all-boys by the way. We have a strict anti-bullying policy and the school takes these kind of things very seriously; I myself am a high-profile prefect and am an anti-bullying counsellor. I have only dealt with one incident.
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#32
I was bullied all my life...and although initially it felt like hell id wake up every day dreading going to school, i actually started not to care about what people said and thought and i think as a result i am a stronger and more tolerant person. And the irony goes that all those that bullied me sent me Christmas cards of apologies and are now really nice to me...so much so that im actually quite popular at school...and all the really mean bullies who made my life a living hell are no longer liked and are themselves bullied...one of the girls that used to taunt me so badly even phoned me up once crying down the phone saying how i was her only friend....err yeah whatever! SCORE!
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#33
(Original post by emmal)
What do you think?
What do you think?
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#36
(Original post by boygenious)
bullying is well fun. y'all should try it before you criticise it
bullying is well fun. y'all should try it before you criticise it
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#37
(Original post by waiting2smile)
yes it's fun since you don't have to suffer the loneliness and anguish the victims feel. A former classmate commited suicide because she couldn't cope with the incessant bullying.
yes it's fun since you don't have to suffer the loneliness and anguish the victims feel. A former classmate commited suicide because she couldn't cope with the incessant bullying.
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#38
there has been a lot of research to suggest that bully's aren't quite "all there" if you get what I mean. Apparetly they cant distinguish between people who are bing mean or not, which is why they pick on people and uch like because they feel like they are bein bullied.
I'm not sure if i agree with this cos i knew a lot of people who were like Boygenius (bullying is well fun) and seemed to enjoy tormenting people.
I'm not sure if i agree with this cos i knew a lot of people who were like Boygenius (bullying is well fun) and seemed to enjoy tormenting people.
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#39
(Original post by boygenious)
suicide? that's the cowards way out
suicide? that's the cowards way out
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#40
(Original post by rednirt)
there has been a lot of research to suggest that bully's aren't quite "all there" if you get what I mean. Apparetly they cant distinguish between people who are bing mean or not, which is why they pick on people and uch like because they feel like they are bein bullied.
I'm not sure if i agree with this cos i knew a lot of people who were like Boygenius (bullying is well fun) and seemed to enjoy tormenting people.
there has been a lot of research to suggest that bully's aren't quite "all there" if you get what I mean. Apparetly they cant distinguish between people who are bing mean or not, which is why they pick on people and uch like because they feel like they are bein bullied.
I'm not sure if i agree with this cos i knew a lot of people who were like Boygenius (bullying is well fun) and seemed to enjoy tormenting people.
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