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    16 days ago

    Disrupts campus event for students looking for careers because he hates two employers present out of very many. Refuses to move protest outside the venue, where protest could continue and reach the same audience going in and out. Gets student status revoked, meaning his student employment and student visa are revoked meaning he gets deported.

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  • This is the same logic given for school aged children to not fight back against bullies for decades, and bullying is now a huge problem.

    I’m talking about a situation where your own child is exhibiting bullying characteristics at a very young age. You can’t sit them down and explain why pulling their sibling’s hair shouldn’t give them gratification…they still want to do it. Just when you’re not around. The consequences have to be emotionally driven, and something they can understand and feel even when an adult is not present. What’s your alternative? Timeout? Take a toy away?

    I had a brother who tormented me for many years. My parents tried various things, and nothing worked. The thing that did work was me hitting him in the face with a metal belt when I was like ten when he physically attacked me for the millionth time. He just name-called after that, never touched me.

    Obviously an adult is not going to do something like that. But how do you correct a very young child who is exhibiting signs that they are growing into a bully?