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Persuasive Essay On Internet Bullying

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" I think schools should be able to continue and keep having tabs on students_Ñé social media to prevent internet bullying. While the student does not feel comfortable enough or safe enough to tell a teacher or someone else of authority they have access to, or comfortable enough to speak to of the problem what are they supposed to do. They can_Ñét just do nothing, action must be taken for these bullied students. I also agree with this because I have personally been in a particular situation where I have been cyber bullied and I really did want to tell my teachers and parents, but I was too nervous to say anything to anyone for quite a while. Then I did end up telling my parents and all they said was, _ÑÒSuck it up._Ñù I wanted to go and …show more content…

The second tweet was made on November 6th, 2012 at 10:33 PM. He is calling the election, held by the good American people of this world, _ÑÒa sham and a travesty_Ñù and saying that we are not the democracy we have been trying to be. No country is perfect. The United States of America is learning and growing everyday just like all the other country of God_Ñés green Earth. But there are some tweets that have been completely harmless and people are getting mad over such as the following tweet: _ÑÒBe sure to tune in and watch Donald Trump on Late Night with David Letterman as he presents the Top Ten List tonight!_Ñù This tweet was made on May 4th, 2009 at 12:54 PM. This tweet was just Donald Trump asking people on Twitter to stay tuned so they can watch him on Late Night with David Letterman. He put out what he wanted to say to everyone. There are people saying that after this tweet that Trump_Ñés Twitter feed has become _ÑÒa hotbed of insults and incitement of conspiracy theories and fringe ideas._Ñù In conclusion, school should continue to keep tabs on their students_Ñé social media pages to prevent violent actions being taken by students and for the safety of all the students in their school(s). And there should continue to be no regulations of presidents using any type of social media including Twitter or

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