I recently watched this Public Service Announcement filmed by some Latina High School Reject. Apparently, 'bullying' is a huge problem in public and private high schools these days. I am not sure if this is a 'new problem', or possibly a problem that has 'been around for a long time.' According to the government 'bullying' is a bad thing, but in this blog post, Carles will controversially suggest that bullying is natural selection.
I feel like bullying 'might be natural' and we should let it run its course whenever it happens. I have read in science textbooks that all living organisms are 'naturally selecting' the strongest to survive. For some reason, humans believe that every human has the right to 'live life peacefully'/thrive/success/make money without 'going through tough times.' I feel like animals in the wild are 'bullies' too. They find a way to intimidate the weak, kill them off early and eat them 2 stay alive.
It seems like we might need to keep the bullied alive so that they can perform 'menial jobs' when they grow up. They learn how to 'take shit' so that they can prepare for being at the bottom of society when they are older/are trapped in their lives'.
According to this youtube video, 160,000 kids stay home from school every day to avoid being bullied. It seems like it is reasonable to conclude that all of these kids are 'fucking pussies' or possibly 'fucking fggts.' It seems like there has to be some sort of 'root cause' explaining why they are not willing to change, or perhaps they do not have parents who are wealthy/educated enough to 'make sure that their son/daughter has the tools to fit in.' Would be 'devastated' if I knew why my son/daughter didn't fit in, and there was nothing I could do about it. Like what if I also thought my son/daughter was a 'dork', and I sorta thought the school bully 'knew what was up.' Would I be a bully, too?
There's really a difference between 'simple bullying' (stealing lunches, typical actions+words that bring out the bully's insecurities) and 'socially acceptable bullying.' In a way, rich school districts 'bully' to ensure the 'wrong kind of kids' end up at their schools [via poors / coloureds / less fortunate]. You and your bff bully the entire world by not letting any1 else have a friendship like yallsz. Sometimes u need to embrace exclusivity to make sure relationships/social status 'means something.' If every1 had money/the same colour skin, the world would not be a better place--there would be way 2 many issues 2 deal with.
I saw this kewl graphic on the internet about 'bullying', and I feel like my internet website might be some sort of bully. Perhaps a 'cyber bully.' Maybe I should 'trademark' that term since the internet is about to get really popular so that I can 'make mad money' in case it becomes a catchy buzzword.
Seems like most of these words+phrases are 'natural defense mechanisms.' U need to protect ur tribe. U can't just accept 'any loser' into your tribe. Seems like sometimes u need to 'step on other people' to make sure ur brand is strong + authentic. Not every1 was meant to fit in.
Overall I feel confused about 'Public Service Announcements.' Who pays for these productions, and how can I build a career where I am consulted to 'make these ads seem raw and authentic.' I want to be on some sort of strategic team that ensures The PSA Brand has a sweet typeface that tweens can relate to. I want to be in charge of 'convincing a tween celeb that our cause is important.' I am not necessarily interested in 'making the world a better place', but I would like to work with a team of people who are in some sort of project where they get caught up in the spirit of 'thinking that they are making the world better' (I would only want this career for only 3-6 months.)
Seems like a 'loaded' graphic
R u a bully?
Is bullying 'natural'?
When u rate an indie band, are you bullying the band by not 'accepting them in2 ur iTunes library'?
When u steal an mp3, r u bullying a record company?
Do you have any sweet bullying stories where u know that you 'acted appropriately'?
Did u ever get bullied, and did it make u stronger?
Did u cry to ur mom about getting bullied, then she had to go 'scare the shit out of a pussy-type of bully'?
Did ur classmates ever make fun of you for 'not being as rich as them'?
Is it really cost/time effective to 'worry about EVERY1's feelings'?
Can we have an 'us' without a 'them'?
Do we live in a progressive society where it socially acceptable for making fun of home-schooled kids?
