The public perception of bullying is that bullies are acting out to cover their own fears. They may indeed be afraid, but accepting this as an excuse or justification makes bullies sound like victims of their fears: Like we are supposed to feel sorry for them and not hold them responsible for their abusive actions. Bullies bully people to feel powerful. Bullying has become such a pervasive problem in our public schools and distracts from the ability of all students to achieve a quality education. Isn't it about time we start dealing with bullying with a zero tolerance attitude, and remove them from our schools? A zero tolerance policy towards bullying would give schools the right to immediately remove the bully from school: No ifs ands or buts. Your thoughts?
REFERENCE: THOMAS SOWELL, (10-26-2011), reporter for the Rock Hill, South Carolina Herald.
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