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Many. I was cruel. Details not needed. |
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Yes, because these cruel kids come from verbally-ridiculing homes which is where they have learnt
these negative behaviours and the ones to blame are the ones who taught them to RIDICULE
(verbal-assault). |
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I agree. People are cruel, certainly children. I've witnessed children saying and doing cruel things
to other children and also adults. But this is only because they haven't yet matured. Children can
get easily bored and so they turn their attention onto other things, which includes making cruel
remarks. They don't understand enough about the consequences of their actions. They are too young.
There are a lot of stories featured on the news about pedophiles and children going missing so they
draw up their own ideas from what they see. Children cannot hate anyone, as they are not yet old
enough to understand what hatred means.
In time, children mature and learn to think before they speak. Obviously it takes longer for some to
mature than others and cruel remarks can even come from adults. Sadly, it's just the way of the
world. |
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People in general are cruel, but children can seem especially so because they haven't yet acquired
the veneer of civilisation which most of us wear to disguise our true nature.
Watch Lord of the Flies and gain some insight into what children are really like, and, in fact, what
we're all really like deep down.
Returning to the facts of this particular case, In a democracy, people should be free to incite
hatred so I I don't think the children should have been prosecuted for that. They should certainly
have been charged with Wasting Police Time, however, and possibly Breach of the Peace also. |
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15 Mar 2008 05:00
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