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Schools are trying to prevent bullying by having counselors to help the student with their problems, starting a prevention groups, and setting role models. Many people hope that this will help students by encouraging them to make the right choices. So now, what do you think about bullying? Do you think it is okay for people to suffer lifelong affects from another person’s bad decision? If we step up and help people realize that what they are doing is wrong, we can help prevent bullying. Make your voice be heard. Step up and stop bullying today.

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Recently, a boy shot himself after being bullied for most of his life. Do you think it is okay to shoot yourself if you are being bullied? This isn't the first time it has happened and schools are trying to stop it from happening again. Many people fear that people all over the world people are misunderstanding the true cause of bullying. Most people think that there is something wrong with their brain so they are making poor decisions. The real cause of most bullying cases is things like family issues, or social stress. They chose to bring out their anger on other people. This acts as a stress reliever most of the time for the bully.

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