It's not enough to say we're "against violence;" we have to stand for non-violence. Violence is more than overt physical attack. Psychological & emotional violence are also violence. Adults getting bullied on the Internet is as much a problem as kids getting bullied at school.

Aug 8, 2021 路 9:40 PM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
I respectfully disagree. Adults can log off. Kids need to be in school
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government and their enforcers are the biggest bullies that there could be. Why don't worry about that? A random person online can't ruin your life, cage you, steal your money and mentally and physically abuse you while saying it's "he law". I'm allowed to do it.
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You know what else is violence, government.
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Tell teachers to stop bullying the kids then.
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That might be true if there were no "mute", or "block" buttons. A threat is one thing, but an insult, no matter how offensive, isn't violence.
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No it isn't. Please show me where a kid can press the block button on the class fully of bullies they spend 6 hours a day with 5 days a week. Stop trying to equate your hurt adult feelings with the torment countless children experience day in and out.
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The core of governing is violence. End violence by ending government.
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Kids at school don't have a power switch, or a choice.
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Adults getting bullied on the internet where they join voluntary is the same as CHILDREN getting bullied at compulsory public schools? No, you are demented.
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