Human behaviour that you hate

[Blank123]

I'm in favour of charging extreme bullying as what it is: harassment. Maybe these are kids in a bad environment pushing them to act out, but if they're old enough to treat another human being that way, they're old enough to take responsibility for their actions. Just as if it were any other kind of abuse enacted towards another person or animal.

But that being said, I think every step should be taken to intervene before it gets to that point. Kids should be taught how to protect themselves offline and online. Parents need to be watching what their children are doing if they are allowed online. And parents and teachers should be watching for signs that something is not right, and be willing to act in whatever way is appropriate to bring a peaceful end to the bullying.

 

[EazyMack]

I hate that my client is holding up the escrow process for no good reason other than for the sake of being disruptive so she can feel like she's in control of everything.

 

[Niels]

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[EazyMack]

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Exactly what I'm saying!

 

[wannaberocker]

I'm in favour of charging extreme bullying as what it is: harassment. Maybe these are kids in a bad environment pushing them to act out, but if they're old enough to treat another human being that way, they're old enough to take responsibility for their actions. Just as if it were any other kind of abuse enacted towards another person or animal.

But that being said, I think every step should be taken to intervene before it gets to that point. Kids should be taught how to protect themselves offline and online. Parents need to be watching what their children are doing if they are allowed online. And parents and teachers should be watching for signs that something is not right, and be willing to act in whatever way is appropriate to bring a peaceful end to the bullying.

I can agree with that. You deal with it as harassment.

Its sad to say but it seems like Common sense by school administrators is lacking. You see a kid draw a paper gun and they suspend the kid. But a bully can do his deed for years and the school admin's don't do a thing.

I also agree with parents needing to protect their kids online. I was shocked to learn that my 12 year old cousin had a FB account. Why does a 12 year old kid need a facebook? I have no idea.

 

[wannaberocker]

I dislike "Fake nice" people. YOu know the people who think they are obligated to be nice to ya.

 

[SnowyMacie]

I dislike "Fake nice" people. YOu know the people who think they are obligated to be nice to ya.

You would HATE The South.

 

[Blank123]

I can agree with that. You deal with it as harassment.

Its sad to say but it seems like Common sense by school administrators is lacking. You see a kid draw a paper gun and they suspend the kid. But a bully can do his deed for years and the school admin's don't do a thing.

I also agree with parents needing to protect their kids online. I was shocked to learn that my 12 year old cousin had a FB account. Why does a 12 year old kid need a facebook? I have no idea.

My ten yearold cousin has facebook, and I was looking through his friends list when he joined. All his friends who seem to be around 8, 9, 10 years old are all on there.

It actually makes me angry in a sense. At least my cousin only goes on during weekends and then my aunt is watching everything he posts. But I don't think children need facebook accounts. It seems like a lot of parents treat the internet the way our generations parents treated TV: like a babysitter. But its so much more dangerous. It opens them up to so much they don't need to be dealing with. They need to be kids. Playing with toys and outside with other kids.

 

[wannaberocker]

My ten yearold cousin has facebook, and I was looking through his friends list when he joined. All his friends who seem to be around 8, 9, 10 years old are all on there.

It actually makes me angry in a sense. At least my cousin only goes on during weekends and then my aunt is watching everything he posts. But I don't think children need facebook accounts. It seems like a lot of parents treat the internet the way our generations parents treated TV: like a babysitter. But its so much more dangerous. It opens them up to so much they don't need to be dealing with. They need to be kids. Playing with toys and outside with other kids.

yup sad but true. My lil cousin wakes up and grabs her ipad goes on youtube and watches cartoons all day.

 

[wannaberocker]

You would HATE The South.

well im glad I don't live in the south then.

 

[SnowyMacie]

well im glad I don't live in the south then.

People get offended here if you don't smile at them friendly.

 

[Mcrfan343]

My ten yearold cousin has facebook, and I was looking through his friends list when he joined. All his friends who seem to be around 8, 9, 10 years old are all on there.

It actually makes me angry in a sense. At least my cousin only goes on during weekends and then my aunt is watching everything he posts. But I don't think children need facebook accounts. It seems like a lot of parents treat the internet the way our generations parents treated TV: like a babysitter. But its so much more dangerous. It opens them up to so much they don't need to be dealing with. They need to be kids. Playing with toys and outside with other kids.

Those kid's Facebook accounts could be supervised by their parents. Well hopefully they are.

 

[Mcrfan343]

People get offended here if you don't smile at them friendly.

And what is exactly wrong with that?

 

[SnowyMacie]

And what is exactly wrong with that?

It's not wrong, it's the cultural norm here. I'm not always in the mood to smile back, and sometimes it's just weird. Then again, I'm a northerner at heart.

 

[Semigall]

Hypocrites and backstabbers. 'cause churches are full of 'em.

But what really gets me in quite a rage is baby killers, abortionists and all. But they usually don't speak about that in public, otherwise I'd as well be in jail now for attacking them in anger.

 

[Mcrfan343]

It's not wrong, it's the cultural norm here. I'm not always in the mood to smile back, and sometimes it's just weird. Then again, I'm a northerner at heart.

I get what you're saying.

 

[Going Merry]

i hate it when people list behaviors people hate !