Morally, yes. In the eyes of the law, no — but you could still be prosecuted under the Anti-Bullying Act in the said country and may face civil liability.
It actually just depends on how much ones country give shit about anti-bullying in different levels. 1 reply
technically? no. legally, maybe not. but morally? they loaded the gun. they didn’t pull the trigger, sure, but they handed over the bullets and watched. u dont get to hurt someone and then act surprised when the damage sticks, cus yk.. words bruise, isolation breaks. and if someone falls bc u pushed them long enough, u dont get to say ur hands we...... 2 reply
This might sound a little harsh but no. Each person has a different level of emotional strength, someone else could have gone through the same thing and reacted completely differently. Also, if it wasn't a bully, it could have been something else. Maybe the bullying was their 'last straw', in that case there had to have been many other things that ...... reply
