Stop bullying campaign

[Thundermind]

Recently I saw a program on the news highlighting the devastating effects of bullying. It included a definition of the term 'bullying' and I couldn't help but think of how strangely accurate it was in describing American foreign policy. I wonder if it might be a good conversation or debate starter or if it would be worthwhile to start a piggy back campaign on facebook, for example to highlight the similarities. Perhaps it could be called 'Stop bullying [in international relations].' What do you think?

In an ideal world, I would like to see the dissolution of the United Nations and a new international body erected in it's place that is truly democratic, without vetoing rights for countries like the United States and Russia. It is such a shame that the self-proclaimed leader of the free world, America, is so disinterested in a truly democratic international organization.

[The Idler]

Look to the workers of the world to end bullying my friend, not artificial constructs such as nations.

[Glitchcraft]

It seems to me the whole bullying thing online are the liberals giving us an excuse for internet censorship.
Bullying may be a real issue but when it's the first ladies pet project it's supporters should be highly scrutinized,

[Anglo-Saxon Philistine]

It seems to me the whole bullying thing online are the liberals giving us an excuse for internet censorship.
Bullying may be a real issue but when it's the first ladies pet project it's supporters should be highly scrutinized,

It is a real issue, but one should always be conscious of what side of the class line they are on - and relying on the oh-so-enlightened liberals to legislate the problems of bullied children away is really an abstentionist strategy. I think we need more mobilisation by socialist youth groups against the culture of bullying and the material infrastructure that supports that culture.