Who Would Peter Be Today Analysis

“Who would Peter Be today ?”. by Estrada , Pg.69 Base on my own experience, I believe one of the reasons why many children accept other children being bullied , and they rarely step in to help the bullied children is the feeling of being isolated and bullied back from the other kids . There are many examples in social life show this for us every day and even in movies . When a group of students bully a kid and one member in a group have a thought that is unfair and want to protect the bullied kid, then all the other members in the group will bully that student, who don’t want to bully the kid anymore, until he can’t take the pressure and comeback. The scare feeling for standing up and being different from the other kids make the children not only stay where who they are but also stand there and watch the kid being bullied. Today’ education of anti-bullying is way much better than in the past, especially in media , music and television . Because of that , I believe it has change the thoughts of children for standing …show more content…
That is an extremely wonderful thought of them for thinking in that way. When I was in middle school, my class had 50 students but only 11 of them are boys, which was including me . There was a group of 7 boys , who called themselves “ the group of shine “ , liked to make jokes in class and made fun of the girls and other member . The funny thing was the girls in the class loved them because they were funny and popular , which was one of the reason I joined them later. If someone made them unhappy , they would have been made that student look like an idiot or would have tried to embarrassed that student. Sometimes they went too far and made a girl cry, but then they tried to make her happy and acted like nothing was happened. .

“Overcoming abuse” By Platt ,Pg.73 . Many destructive incidents