Bullying Suicide And Punishment Analysis

Enmanuel RaposoMon, Mar 29Jonnathan BennetteENG 101-53Online Bullying, Suicide, and Punishment This article by John Schwartz called “Bullying, Suicide, Punishment” shows, how the student are bullying, the coming age, and how punishment lets these kids to suicide. Bullying is Inequity of Power: Kids who bully use their regulator—such as physical strength, access to embarrassing information, or admiration—to control or injures others. The statistic on bullying and suicide are alarming: according to statistic reported by ABC News, nearly 30% of students are either bullies or victims of bullying, and 160,000 kids stay home from school every day because of the terror of bullying. There have been many dead in cyberspace and die for example,

These who bullying should realize the consequence of bullying it lets people to dead. People most have balance with text, tweet, stream and post. People debate about how to handle personal responsibility and freedom. Just how guilty is an online bully in someone’s choice to end a life? Nearly all people ask their self what should be the punishment for these who bullies. John Schwartz said “But punishment for people who do such a thing is still up for debate”. Most bullies are being given slaps on their wrists, even for their participation in harassment that has caused others to end their lives. Bullies should receive harsher punishments because they should be made to take some responsibility for their actions that have caused harm to others. If they are not given harsher punishment, it sends them a direct message that they are free to hurt others without fear of retribution. The punishment they currently receive is like a joke to most of them. The Real Truth is, everyone needs to be punished for bullying. However, the punishments should be harsher so the bullies will learn from their

Those Student who bullies face-to-face or cyberbullied both increase the risk for depression. Near all parents established a conversation with their child and 89% of that talk is about what happened outside, but what really matters is what's inside of every kid. Cyberbullying is very common, Bullies need to be stopped with harsher punishments. The problem of bullying does not seem to be going away. Harsher punishments need to be a reality for every bully so they understand that bullying is not a game. Real people are hurt and suffering physically and emotionally. If harsher punishments were in place the bullying could be stopped before it even started. I know first-hand that schools are starting programs in elementary school to teach about the effects of bullying, but unfortunately a trip to the office and no recess or being isolated during lunch is just not enough to stop the problem. Children seem to have short attention spans and need to be reminded every day that bullying is wrong but the fact is they aren't told every day. This is why to wake up call has to come in the form of harsher punishment. Online humiliation is very common in Social network