Cyber Bullying

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Cyber-bullying hurts everyone; it affects almost everyone as well. Why let a kid cyber-bully someone then let them get away with it without a severe punishment. Without a punishment so sever such as, suspension, they won’t learn their lesson and continue to do it. If they get suspended it will show not only him or her but others that cyber-bullying is wrong and they should prevent it and not cause it. Schools need to teach their students about how cyber-bullying hurts and how they should help put a stop to it and hold cyber-bullies accountable for their actions upon innocent people.

Cyber-bullying is a serious issue and it should be dealt with in a serious manner. Online harassment effects it’s victims in and out of school but it take more of a toll on them mostly at school. Students who commit cyber-bullying should serve some type of severe punishment for all the damage they cause to their victim. Any type of bullying is unacceptable and it should be handled in school whether it is suspension, detention, being taken out of extra curriculum activities or it being dealt with by the law.

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