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Previously on "No more bullying in schools"
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Is it the poetry bit that's triggered you? You know that men have been writing poems for centuries and it's only idiots who think it's a girly practice.
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Most bullying in schools is carried out [or orchestrated] by girls and is psychological rather than physical.
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Stop talking tulipOriginally posted by Fraidycat View PostThis is another step to make boys less masculine, using the excuse it will reduce bullying.
The woke left describe masculinity as being 'toxic' these days.
Meanwhile the Chinese are making an effort to make boys more masculine not less. They see Masculinity as a strength.
While the US is allowing transgenders into the military and the leftist woke mobs seem has to have infiltrated the Pentagon.
And stop taking lessons from Vetran on redefining social science terms.
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This is another step to make boys less masculine, using the excuse it will reduce bullying.
The woke left describe masculinity as being 'toxic' these days.
Meanwhile the Chinese are making an effort to make boys more masculine not less. They see Masculinity as a strength.
While the US is allowing transgenders into the military and the leftist woke mobs seem has to have infiltrated the Pentagon.Last edited by Fraidycat; 30 March 2021, 16:26.
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I was at school long ago enough that there were staff supervising the playground during the breaks.
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Perhaps they should hire MF, he'll go it for half his normal rate as long as he can get kids pocket money...
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Taking the idea at face value, I can't see how it would work, because presumably much bullying or most is carried out on the way to and from school.Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostWhy did someone not come up with this idea before
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/educ...t-b926911.html
Maybe one approach would be to make (male) bullies wear pink tutus and makeup?!
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Easy solition is to allow top bullies to go legit with a school-wide license to bully other bullies only.
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No more bullying in schools
Why did someone not come up with this idea before
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