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Comment on “BULLY” – Tyler Long’s Story by Brooke.

Brooke. — Mon, 20 May 2013 04:14:43 +0000

This made me choke up and bawl.. I know EXACTLY what Tyler went through . Wanna know my story? Well here it is.. People on Facebook make fun of me. They said I’m ugly,fat, useless, worthless, whore, slut, I don’t have Any friends, loser, emo, stupid.. I just don’t know if I can take this anymore ..

Comment on “BULLY” – Tyler Long’s Story by Brooke.

Brooke. — Mon, 20 May 2013 04:08:08 +0000

This makes me choke up and bawl.. I understand what Tyler went through.. People on Facebook that I don’t even know make fun of me .. Say that I’m ugly, fat, useless, worthless, fake, loser, no one likes me, and I don’t know if I can take anymore of it ..

Comment on “BULLY” – Kelby’s story by nijahshy

nijahshy — Wed, 15 May 2013 16:51:59 +0000

kelby are you okey

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Comment on “BULLY” – Tyler Long’s Story by psalms 91

psalms 91 — Sat, 04 May 2013 07:03:47 +0000

i wish i could take the pain of what these
kids
feel idc if there need to be new laws past there must be change
how can kids be so heartless n rotten

Comment on “BULLY” – Tyler Long’s Story by psalms 91

psalms 91 — Sat, 04 May 2013 06:58:10 +0000

i cant stop crying after watching this as a mother of 3 kids were the hell are the parents of these kids that are abouseing these kids my prayers go out for the long family those kids have the blood of that boys life on there
hands every dog has there day wee need to pray for are schools n teachers god bless the familys n this movie and may god bless them

Comment on “BULLY” – Ja’Meya Jackson’s story by Kiki Duncan

Kiki Duncan — Fri, 03 May 2013 07:00:48 +0000

My children are all grown now. They went to school with a young man who killed his bully and class mates ( Kip Kinkle ). My first reaction was how tragic, for the victims, all of them, including Kip. An example of every system failing a child.
Personally, when the kids at school was bulling my daughter, my son who is two years younger, beat the bully up and got suspended for a week. Than day I told him violence never solves an issues, while we were at lunch at his favorite restaurant.
The following day I approached the school district superintendent to file a formal complaint about the bully attending school and verbally abusing my child without being suspended for the assaults.
Here in Oregon, it is illegal to threaten another person. I went to our local ALCU office to speak with an attorney about filing a law suit against the school for not protecting my child. The school had no choice but to cover their back side and take action against the bully.

Comment on “BULLY” – Ja’Meya Jackson’s story by Bob

Bob — Sun, 28 Apr 2013 12:36:59 +0000

At first I thought the Sheriff as cold. As I thought about it later I realized that he understood that other kids would watch this movie. I think he was coming at it as a public safety message; once you bring a gun into the equation it’s deadly serious & most times permanent. We got lucky with this situation. This poor, dear girl should never had been in that awful situation but she must understand, as the rest of us that guns are to defend the home and not to end bullying. I just think that cop was trying to convey the seriousness of a loaded gun on a school bus. I would have loved to see that girl work a few of those awful kids over with a bat or just punched the biggest one in the face! Lets just be happy this story had a good ending. Not too many of those these days with kids & guns. Fight back, don’t shoot back!!

Comment on “BULLY” – Ja’Meya Jackson’s story by Jaimesha Davis

Jaimesha Davis — Fri, 26 Apr 2013 02:37:09 +0000

My class and I are watching this in my expository reading and writing class. This film really makes you think about what you say to others and how you treat them. Whether you’re just “playing around” or looking for attention. Bullying is not the answer. All You’re doing is being a reckless human being feared by others with a negative reputation. Find another hobby that’s harmless but will give you the same satisfaction and leave people alone to continue to mind their own business, leaving yours alone.

One thing that angered me is that principal. She has a horrible way of taking authority. First she makes the bully and the victim shake hands hoping to end all. Then she let’s the bully go to class. That is a horrible waste of a principal who might as well have been a kindergarten teacher telling kids to “don’t hit. ” I am absolutely bewildered by this principal . This goes to show that if we don’t even have the school board to protect their students, how will we even prevent bullying from occurring? Keeping in mind that most bullying occurs in school.