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The Controversy Of Judging People In Society And At School

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In Society and at school I see judging, bullying, littering, people being disrespectful, and more things. I believe that this should stop, before it becomes a really bad habit for everyone to be doing these kinds of things. At school and in society I see judging and bullying, I don’t understand why people have to be so rude. I don’t think people understand what they do to people, when they bully and judge. I think they should learn from people that had past experience, and see and hear what they have to say and see what they went through everyday that it was going on. Judging people for what they wear, or what they do, isn’t fair to them. It’s not okay. That’s who they are, same for bullying also. I think the people that are bullying need to learn and understand, everything. …show more content…

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