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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2024
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kids need to learn how to fight back. the bullies will still be there when you grow up.
Then to make the comparison work, the police (real ones) should be called every time a student reports being assaulted, and it shouldn't be treated as school disciplinary matter any more than it would be an HR issue if I were punched by a coworker.
sigh. keep trusting in institutions.
i live in a world of pod people.
The police aren't a good solution but they're better than forcing our kids to risk being assaulted in school every day because the schools refuse to stop it.