[ SECRET POST #4422 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4422 ⌋

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[Jimmy Carr]


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[Gerard Butler and Craig Ferguson]


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[Harry Potter]


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[Doctor Who]


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[Stargate Atlantis]


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[Harry Potter]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I agree. Growing up I can’t think of one instance where a school official was able to make kids stop bullying or protect bullied victims all on their own. And it wasn’t because they were incompetent or anything. Bullying is just a really difficult situation.

[(Anonymous)]

That's a crock of shit, and enablers are just as undeserving of protection as the bullies they shelter.

[(Anonymous)]

DA I'm not sure I'd call school officials enablers. Like above anon said, bullying is a difficult situation and there's not a set procedure in how to handle it because we're talking about human emotions and interactions.

How far can a school official or a teacher go to stop bullying without getting accused of abusing their authority by parents? But what if they step in and the bullying gets worse?

There are so many variables that could blow up in their faces and while I do think part of their job is to make sure the students in their charge are comfortable and safe, I can't blame them for their inaction. Growing up I never really had much faith in authority figures, so I never even considered talking to a teacher or whatever when I got bullied.

[(Anonymous)]

What should they do?

Please provide specific instructions.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I mean it's not like kids ever bully each other outside of school or anything. The only people who harass others on social media are 4channers on raids.

[(Anonymous)]

It's definitely difficult, but there are also a lot of teachers and authority figures who just seem not to care or not to notice. That's the other part of the reason it's unrealistic tbh