Is bullying a natural phenomenon?
Is a decrease in bullying resulting in the production of weak soygoys?
Is bullying a natural phenomenon?
Chase James
Camden Bennett
Yes
Dominic Torres
Bullies are necessary and serve a valuable lesson to humanity. People who disagree are brainlets who got bullied.
Nicholas Reyes
Yes its natural.
Its a selection process, where the bolder people pick on the less bold, sometimes forcing the latter to "man up" and either break the bully, or accept being the bitch.
Has been happening for millennia
Jacob Hughes
Bullying stems from a bully's own internal feelings and insecurities.
When a bully sees a weak person, they essentially see a reflection of themselves in the victim, and are forced to see qualities about themselves that are unconformable and highlight their own weakness and shortcomings. The bully will then lash out at the victim as if they were striking the mirror that holds their negative reflection. But that will not resolve the feelings of insecurity within the bully.
The bully will stop when they no longer see a reflection of themselves in the person being bullied and have overcome their own insecurities.
If you want to end bullying, help the bully face their own demons and learn to accept or overcome their personal shortcomings and emerge a new, more empathetic person.
Michael Nelson
bullying is God's way of getting betas to toughen up so they can survive on their own
Jaxon Howard
I think holistically, that word defies both degenerate and good bullying.
Of course it is possible for the act of bullying to be bad, decisive, and destructive.
But bullying on the hazing end of the spectrum can be a great force for bringing together people and creating bonds.
There is also the idea of toughening a weak member of the group.
Telling degenerate bullying from good bullying is too complex a matter for me. Is it in general good when the weak get picked on, or do most of them never toughen up? Does hazing always create bonds of friendship, or does it just as often create resentment?
Jeremiah Hernandez
Yes, and anti-bullying campaigns are bad for kids. Learn to stick up for yourself pussy.
Justin Lewis
>The bully will stop when they no longer see a reflection of themselves in the person being bullied and have overcome their own insecurities.
>If you want to end bullying, help the bully face their own demons and learn to accept or overcome their personal shortcomings and emerge a new, more empathetic person.
Why? Is it easier to help someone else improve? Why not just improve oneself until you are no longer weak and thus no longer a reflection of weakness?
Ian Wood
>In 4th grade, I had a kid stab me in the leg with a pencil by holding it out as I walked by. First time I thought it was an accident, the second time I knew he intended to hurt me. I went and got my compass and chased that fucker down, he held up his hand and stabbed it. He bled like a pig. Around now the teacher drags me off with wtf is going on, I told her he stabbed me in the leg twice first. Never got in trouble and never was fucked with after that.