Bullying happens a lot; young people are spiteful and immature. As for the second comment, about accepting all "types" into society, care to clarify? Because, at the moment, it comes across as, well, a bit bigoted.
Very true, also. From things that have happened at my school, Twitter is one of the ways bullying goes un heard (Not just Twitter but most social networks)
High school wasn't really easy for me. People talked about me a lot and I just acknowledged that. I just turned into the quiet well reserved kid that didn't run his mouth.. well I did crack jokes in class but that's a different story.
I could have reported a lot of things to the principles of my school but I didn't want to be bothered with it. I just shut out the BS of other students.
Things happen, most students don't know whats being said to someone nor do the teachers also. Bullying is still a big problem, it's just not known as the usual 'Bullying' that principles or counselor talk of.
I have yet to see bullying happen at my school, and I simply think its a way for leftists to force people to accept all types of people into society.
The "to force people to accept all forms of society" part is a bit of a stretch. You seem as if you're apposed of acceptance no offense, I'm just judging on the way that you worded it.
I understand completely where you are coming from but acceptance is something that many people/kids don't get, especially at my school. That's why principals and counselors are trying to make the lives of unaccepted or quiet kids easier by at least trying to get rid of the picky social standards of middle schools and high schools.
Declining someone do to their cultural, mental, or physical differences results in 0 progress. Declination of someone due to their skin color results in 0 progress. I'm not saying that everyone should hold hands but the point I'm trying to get across is that no one is forcing you to accept someone yet it would lead to 0 progress within your school.
Sorry for the lecture. I've been writing on the subject and I've actually been through, in fact if not all of us have been through a lot in high school.