I’m pretty sure if 10 people were trying to push you off …

• Tags: Bullying, Crime, Police, Saitama, Schoolboys, Suicide, Teachers
  

Comment on Japan’s Nightmare Schools: Bullies Break Boy’s Back by Anonymous:

I’m pretty sure if 10 people were trying to push you off a building you’d be pissing your pants in fear and begging for your life. Don’t look down at people when you wouldn’t do any better yourself.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Japan’s Nightmare Schools: Bullies Break Boy’s Back:
  

  Actually, the usual school bomber/shooters thing is to get ANYONE because they feel that most of the other people in the school didn’t do ANYTHING to stop them being bullied.

• Japan’s Nightmare Schools: Bullies Break Boy’s Back:
  

  Actually, America has done stuff to try to resolve the school shooting problem. The problem however is that in order to totally resolve it, bullying has to be gotten rid of in schools. Sad fact, but it’s next to impossible to do that because many parents equate bullying with leadership potential.

• Japan’s Nightmare Schools: Bullies Break Boy’s Back:
  

  Bombs. Enough said. Easy enough to get the materials for a pretty powerful one solely from the average kitchen cleaning supplies.

• Japan’s Nightmare Schools: Bullies Break Boy’s Back:
  

  Yeah, but at least Fujisawa had some guilt over it.

• Japan’s Nightmare Schools: Bullies Break Boy’s Back:
  

  Lawsuit times

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