02-11-2016, 12:30 PM
(02-10-2016, 05:09 PM)StLucieBengal Wrote: Well if they don't stand up then at least they know they are cowards. Better to know that early. Hopefully their parents show the right way or maybe a teacher. There will be some kids who are cowards out there just as we have adult cowards. Better it's all out there early then at least they can find friends who maybe aren't cowards.
I have zero interest in protecting kids from these lessons. I think they are important and it's a shame we shy away from letting kids learn these lessons. This is why we have soft Millennials.
Are you referring to those parents that hope their kids are bullied like you? Or teachers who think bullying is good because it teaches leadership? It's statements like these that make me doubt everything you claim. No parent in their right mind hopes their kids get bullied because it will teach them leadership. There aren't words in the English language to adequately describe how asinine those opinions are.
So make sure you encourage your daughter's boyfriends to bully them so they learn early on they are cowards because you don't want to protect them from learning that lesson. Matter of fact, you hope your children get the opportunity to experience emotional suffering or physical harm at the hands of someone else because this character you're pretending to be mistakenly thinks bullies teach leadership. F@$%ing ridiculous.
You have taken your character to a whole new level. Congratulation.
