My Thoughts on Bullying

I believe that bullying is just wrong there is no real reason as to why he or she should try to prevent someone else's  happiness. It i just unfair to those people who have done nothing wrong to deserve what they are getting an for another person to try to take aw ay the happiness from another person is severely immoral everyone has the right to be happy and it is unfair for one person to be unhappy or even take their own life due to someone bullying them. Schools should try more to attempt to stop people from bullying,  they should not allow bullying in the school at all costs and under no circumstances. When a bully gets caught and is only given a warning then they might think that it is okay to continue bullying and the person who is getting bullied will no longer be save because the bully will only be given a single warning as opposed to a severe punishment to something as serious as bullying. It is also unfair that a student cannot feel safe in their school because of one person who is making their life miserable, schools should have more teachers, councilors, and even security guards in the hallways during lunch, nutrition and passing periods to help prevent student bullying in the schools. Every student has the right to feel safe in their school and the school principal and student peers should help ensure that everyone is safe at their own school not just those who are the ones doing the bullying.

My Favorite Movie

My favorite movie is SLC Punk 1998 and i was about 12 years old when i first saw the movie, but I did not  completely understand the whole concept of the movie but i still loved the craziness and feeling of the movie. Now that i watch the movie, i can see the changes that the main character Steve-o goes through and how i find myself to be in his shoes most of the time. The thing that i loved most about the movie was that everything he was or ever hoped to be was the complete opposite of what he wanted. He changed, but he still knew exactly who he was and how he would go about in the world. I also loved how he was a punk and that everything and anything he wanted was anarchy, and to break the rules not because someone had told him to but just because he had anger to release and fighting was his main way to relieve his anger at the world and at his parents and about his own life. He also goes through an awakening about who he is and why he did the things he did, and he realized that he had to do something with his life or he would end up like Sean the beggar, but the worst part for him to realize that he had to change was that he didn't care about him like the people he hated. He even said it himself, if the guy he was before he changed he would beat him up, and strangely he was okay with that and at the end he accepted the change that he had to go through when his best friend died, when Bob died the punk in Steve-o died and then he finally began to exist in the real world.