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As naive as thinking that a strict set of names will on some level prevent bullying when "Children bully each other for far less"? If this is indeed a reasonin
by jug6ernaut 14y ago
As naive as thinking that a strict set of names will on some level prevent bullying when "Children bully each other for far less"?
If this is indeed a reasoning for why some countries have naming lists then they have far big problems then bullying in schools. Children are a direct reflection on their parents and their parents jobs at parenting. If this is the case the problem will not be fixed with a naming list, if anything this just exasperated the problem by telling anyone with a name not on that list "yep your name is crazy".
If you want to stop bullying you need to look to the parents and the media, not some naming list is a direct application of what is "politically correct".
On the same note, are these same countries going to reject immigrants with children who's names are on these lists? That would never be acceptable right? So now an immigrant has less rights then the people actually born in that country? Interesting.