When a fat person where tight jenes or a shirt that is to short and leaves the stomach hanging out, a congressamn from georgia says that guam will flip over, a drugie runs into a wall, or some one in your class asks a rly stupid question, what do you do? Do you laugh, maybe make a crack or two, or even criticize that? At what point does legitimate criticism become bullying? ((This a question that was raised to today.))
My deffinition of criticizing:
Criticism is in reference to THINGS a person has / does. And not an attack on the person as virtue of their existance.
Bullying is going out of your way to find things about a person, and continually berate them. This would include even making fun of them for, lets say, wearing things that you your self have.
Based on those deffinitions I do not find it to be considered bullying if someone in your school wears clothes are to revealing, say things like 'The Civil war was between the United States and Germany'. it is not bullying if you criticise the person for the later, and laugh at them about the former.
There is a very fine line between bullying to hurt some one, and criticising because they are doing some thing you disagree with. If you are criticizing someone just to make your self feel better then that is bullying. if you criticize someone because they are doing/wearing some thing stupid, and it based merely off of your values, and not off some personal gain ti is not bullying.
What is your view on this subject.
-Anubis
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