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Say "Stop"


They push him around

they torture him

and I can't do anything 

or I 'll be on the ground

 

It would ruin my reputation

to help him

so I sit and watch 

as another person 

 

becomes a 

victim 

of 

Bullying.

 

I ask you sir

What is in it for you

can you not see 

We are all the same

 

But I shut my mouth

So no one will hear

I watch and hurt

myself because I'm here

 

Why can't I 

just 

say Stop?

 

Don't bully the kid

Don't let me watch 

as another

yet verry innocent child

 

becomes a

victim

of 

bullying

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Victoria B. is in her senior year of High School. She is planning on becoming an Elementary School Teacher so that she can teach younger children. If she goes back to school it would be to get another major in Special Education so that she could teach Special needs children. She is going to go to Hanover College to pursue the major of Elementary Education.

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Comments (1)

Hanizawa
<p>The Bystander Affect will never fade,</p><p>May bullying stop, to this I aid.</p>

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