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6th grade is a terrible time for bullying, and texting and online bullying has made it even worse. pnwmom Aug 2017 #1
Likely the parents are the same. It's horrible! n/t RKP5637 Aug 2017 #2
I told my kids I would never care about if they were popular pnwmom Aug 2017 #3
Excellent! RKP5637 Aug 2017 #5
I thought I had it bad in 6th grade. Initech Aug 2017 #4
Yep, back then it was the classroom, halls or playground. I used to have this ass at the RKP5637 Aug 2017 #6
Did you see that article on Buzzfeed where students are using Trump to bully other students? Initech Aug 2017 #8
I've read a number of instances wherein kids are acting out Trump in their behavior. Yep, some RKP5637 Aug 2017 #10
America loves bullies Calculating Aug 2017 #7
Sadly, that is quite true. Often America is also a bullying nation in other countries and is RKP5637 Aug 2017 #9
That poor little girl! I can't imagine how bad it must be for a child that age to kill herself. smirkymonkey Aug 2017 #11
It is, and asses like tRump fuel it!!! n/t RKP5637 Aug 2017 #12
It's not worse. B2G Aug 2017 #14
You'd think no kid ever committed suicide due to bullying Mariana Aug 2017 #23
So tragic. But, B2G Aug 2017 #13
If I were a kid today I would have nothing to do with social media, because it's RKP5637 Aug 2017 #15
Agree. And B2G Aug 2017 #16
I don't know what the answer is, either gratuitous Aug 2017 #17
I'm not sure what she could say B2G Aug 2017 #20
Republicans don't have a lot of credibility when it comes to being against bullying gratuitous Aug 2017 #21
I never said they did. B2G Aug 2017 #22
Sorry, I was trying to make sense out of your other post gratuitous Aug 2017 #36
I think the parents should have taken her out of school. Mariana Aug 2017 #28
The stuff that happened at school is their responsibility Drahthaardogs Aug 2017 #18
Again, it's impossible to police thousands of kids B2G Aug 2017 #19
I don't necessarily disagree Drahthaardogs Aug 2017 #29
Why didn't they take her out of that school? cwydro Aug 2017 #24
Agreed, and I don't understand B2G Aug 2017 #25
That's what I would have done. It seems there would have been a lot of severe warning RKP5637 Aug 2017 #27
She should have been pulled out of school until this was resolved. Kaleva Aug 2017 #26
Agreed - kids can be extremely cruel. nt jonno99 Aug 2017 #31
The parents of the girl themselves bear some of the blame Kaleva Aug 2017 #34
While I hate to judge them without knowing them, I have to agree. If one of my jonno99 Aug 2017 #35
I do hope they also go after the parents of the girls who were doing the bullying Kaleva Aug 2017 #37
Personally, I question the need for a 12 year-old to have access to social media on their phone. jonno99 Aug 2017 #30
Did you hear Melania Trump's heartfelt message about this incident... hexola Aug 2017 #32
Sad to read this. Snackshack Aug 2017 #33
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