Connery normally I agree with you, this case I dont. I've been the victom of "bullying" when I was growing up. I was short and an easy target and not very human savy. It sucked. Bad. But looking back several decades removed, that merciless pumiling and humiliation made me much more resiliant and tougher. I still aint very human savy, but now I am a Timex watch I take a lickin and still keep on ticken. People call me all sorts of names, and say things about my mama that I know aint true. It dont phase me one bit, if I even notice. If some one wants to get physical, they can do their worst, because I will most certainly do my best to my worst. I may lose and badly, but they will KNOW tangling with me will cost MUCH more then they care to pay. I pride my self in charging confiscatory rates for the privaledge of kicking my ass. My currency is blood and parts.
Life is misery on top of pain, wrapped in suckiness. What makes it worth living is the good and great moments that you occasionally experiance, and that makes the pain worth it. Point is whether we like it or not bulling is part of life and is how those of us that dont have naturally good social skills learn to cope and survive and prevail. It is nessary to experiance humiliation, pain, and suffering because it is how we develope empathy, self reliance, and toughness all important skills and attributes to help us better cope with the cold, cast iron, cruel bitch that life can be. It is also how we learn to take the bad in life and try to make it good or at least livable. While I hated every bloody second of my torture, I would NOT give even one second back if I could. I learned how to stand up for myself and how to be a man. I would have never done that if I wasnt bullied. Its been a looonnng time since I have been bullied in any significant way but I still remember it quite clearly and very much remember the lessons I was taught. I feel for the young girl, and family and loved ones, her death while tragic does provide inportant life lessons for those who were around her and for society at large. It is sad that this is so, but it is a part of life. He did not cause her death, she is wholely reasonsible for that, the price entirely too high, but he did contribute to her misery. I dont know for certain about the way the bully feels, but I know this, he will probabaly regret that he did what he did till the day he dies even though he did not directly kill her.
People will agree or disagree with what I wrote, it matters not to me, the reason I wrote it was I felt it needed to be said. As far as those who claim a crime has been commited, I say this. You are fools. This is a tragedy, a distraught girl took her own life. Those who said unkind and demeaning things while cruel, and capricious in their actions and words, did nothing criminal. This is a tragedy nothing more.