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You think so? It might be a tad dramatic but teens interface with the world through their phones and this purposeless "otherization" can not be having a good ef
by syvolt 4y ago
You think so? It might be a tad dramatic but teens interface with the world through their phones and this purposeless "otherization" can not be having a good effect on society.
- tencentshill 4y agoIt’s public schools. Kids will find other ways to bully each other no matter the communication method.
- gjsman-1000 4y agoA trad dramatic? Ha, it's incredibly dramatic. If it isn't green bubbles, it will be the wrong hair color, the wrong video game tastes, liking the wrong instructor, a million other stupid things. The correct solution is to exacerbate differences within students to the point that cliques are difficult to create due to less in common, and absolutely not attempt to create increased conformity. Increasing conformity only further increases the obviousness of people's differences, no matter how slight. An extreme example would be Japan, which was so homogenous that discrimination by Blood Type is a thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_type_personality_theory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_type_personality_theory
- syvolt 4y agoMy reply was not about the color, it is about breaking functionality. I think the color difference is fine.