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this post was submitted on 27 Aug 2023
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So you bar people from expressing their religion so they don't get bullied? Absolute gigabrain move.
"Should we punish the bullies? Maybe take measures so the teachers know how to better deal with conflict? No. Let's punish the kids getting bullied by taking away their right to express their religion. Surely the bullies won't find anything else to bully these kids."
I think they do punish the bullies. The through process is more that, the school isn't omnipotent and bullies will bully not matter what but if something becomes a bullying target, then it gets blanket removed from all. The school feels like its being firm but fair, but in reality they continually nibble at the childrens freedoms to the point where it totally feels like a jail for kids.