OPINION: Being Bullied Can Lead to Suicide in Kids

By Dr. Gwenn , Founder, Pediatrics Now - April 13, 2009

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Last week's suicide of 11 year old Carl Joseph Walker-Hoover is a wake-up call to parents and schools everywhere that bullying is not being handled correctly, swiftly or firmly enough to protect the true victims. Carl's mother told the news that he had been threatened by classmates for six months before he took his life by hanging, and that her cries for help to his charter school had fallen on deaf ears. As reported by the Boston Channel, he was subjected to daily taunts of being ... Read the Full Article
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  • jxzac
    i understand the situation ..

    .. in such that it is they system. That's what's being taught. To be bullied. It's glorified. That's the situation. It's the scholastic additude. power rules. It spawns from the top schools in the country, and all the elite societies. I know that the teaches respect the bullies and commend them. When the collumbine shootings happened. it was a direct result of the liberals pig faced ways. They shot and killed,.. not innocent people.. but insane evil people.

    those did reacted to the injustice they were submerged in. that's the simple truth. the remedy is to have a civil and honest society .

    The social bully has no place in a place of learning.. but these are not schools. they're cattle farms.

    anyone who considers that ' education ' is corrupted and incapable of understanding things.

    - jxzac April 13, 2009 2:41PM

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