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I am not apologizing to Hank. I'm still not sure - there are some uncommon similarities. |
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We really did have a couple gay kids, somewhat flaming in one instance, in the school and nobody picked on them. Maybe it was an odd school. I don't know. My suspicion is the bullies didn't pick on these kids because the kids weren't even on the bullies' radar, and these kids were so harmless anyone going out of his way to attack them would look like an enormous asshole. The few bullies I knew in HS were interested first and foremost in remaining popular and getting laid. A guy who beats the shit out a fragile kid in the theater club turns off a lot of girls. |
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Never violating the advice of the Tom Hagen of the board, I stopped replying to her PMs. This did not discourage her from sending many more PMs, as I recall. Disclaimer: I like to drink. |
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I still feel like somehow it was all subconscious irony. It had to be. |
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ETA: whoa - sorry about that. One of my dad's jokes stole my login. |
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If the crime already covered the problem we are discussing, we wouldn't be discussing your belief that a law couldn't possibly cover it, would we? The question is: Is it practical or desirable to address the problem of cyberbullying through a law. Your take is that no such law could cover online harrassment (threats, defamation, etc.). Clearly that is not true because I just gave you an example of a law that does, in fact, address such problems. I think what you mean to say is that, when it comes to cyber-bullying, even though it is very similar to cyberstalking, a law criminalizing the activity wouldn't work. And then you'd have to argue (convincingly, which I'm not sure is going to happen) why exactly such a law would not work. Let me know if you need more help. TM |
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