Bullies should be drawn and quartered

Morning,

Did you read about the shooting yesterday in Tennessee?  According to the news:

…Slain Tennessee student was target of taunts

Police identified the victim as Ryan McDonald, a sophomore who lived with his grandmother and had alopecia, a condition that left him bald since he was 3 and the target of endless teasing as a child.

"He tried to have a tough exterior, like a shield, to fit in," his uncle Roger McDonald said. "He was a good kid … who was dealt some bad cards in life."…MORE….

Yet I’ll guarantee – some namby-pamby pathetic excuse of a scum-sucking law defender will get the shooter off with a minimal amount of time served.  After all, kids will be kids. 

It’s things like the above that really make me question public schools.

I wonder how many other schools allow bullying to go on?  Unless you’ve been the victim of bullies, you have NO idea how truly devasating such treatment can be, and how it can leave horrifying scars on your own personal development through your most formative years.  And yet, bullying is STILL an ongoing menance to society.

If you have children, it’s your responsibility to be on the alert for bullying with your kids.  Are they being bullied at school?  Are they showing signs OF bullying others?  No matter what, you HAVE to step in and torch the situation YESTERDAY.

Can you tell I have very strong feelings about this?

Need resources for dealing with bullies?  Check out:

• How To Be A Girl Bully <<REALLY EXCELLENT ARTICLE!!!
• 10 Ways To Build Your Child’s Confidence
• 12 Ways to help your child build self-confidence
• AntiBullying Network
• Are you creating a bully?
• Behind The Curtains Of Bullies And Cheaters
• Bullying bill hits legislation in New York
• Bullying.org
• Bullying takes twisted turn for the worse
• Children ‘bullied over brands’
• Confident Children – Avoid Overparenting
• Crackdown on schoolgirl bullying epidemic
• Cruel intentions: Girls bully each other too
• Girl bullies don.t leave black eyes, just agony
• Girls and Bullying
• Helping Kids Deal with Bullies
  
• How to deal with a bullying problem
• How to Deal with Bullies
• How to Deal with Bullies in Second Grade
• How to Deal with Bullies on the Playground
• How to deal with school bullies
• Kids against Bullying
• Kids Karate and Bullying Resources
• Medline Plus Bullying
• Queen Bees and Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends, and Other Realities of Adolescence
• Resources about Bullying
• Self Confidence In Children (Part 1)
• Self defense in the age of cyber bullying.
• SOS: Samsung helping the victims of bullying and crime
• Stop Bullying Now
• Taking the Bully by the Horns
• The Bully Book
• The Confident Child
• The Covert Tactics Used When Girls Bully
• The School Bully: Does It Run In The Family?

Personally, I feel that bullies should be locked in a room with 4 or 5 other bullies who are stronger than him or her, and then let them have their way in abusing the individual.  One when you personally experience how horrendous being a victim can be….do you finally start to understand how utterly disgusting and abhorrant bullies really are.

Anyone who proactively bullies another individual loses their right to decent treatment themselves.  If only bullies were flattened at the first sign of abusing others….I think society in general would be a far better place indeed.

What’s your take?

Barbara Ling

ps – want books on the subject?  Check out:

Anti-Bullying Kid Cam Button Camera Stop Violence Child Sexual Abuse Harassment

YOU WERE PRINCESS LAST TIME Laura Fisher Out of Print CHILDRENS Bullying Issues

Anti-Bullying Kid Cam Button Camera Stop Violence Child Sexual Abuse Harassment

Helping Children Cope with Bullying (Overcoming Common Problems), Sarah Lawson,

Bullying: Using Individual Profiling and Job Matching N

Epidemic: Obesity Harassment Bullying NEW

Bullying Prevention: Creating a Positive School Climate

Bullying: The Bullies, the Victims, the Bystanders NEW

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