It starts out with a lot of shouting but quickly escalates to throwing hands.
It’s hard to tell what the fight was about, but it starts with the brunette in the frame shouting and swearing at a blonde sitting at a lunch table.
It goes on for a bit, and then the other girl just can’t take it and decides to stand her ground.
She’s not going to let this chica talk to her that way!
And guess who throws the first punch?
You know, I don’t remember fights quite like this at school.
Perhaps I went to a wimpy high school where there were more shoves and fewer punches to the face.
But this is a whole new era with a whole new group of people that are sorely lacking social skills.
We have folks that can’t handle it if you disagree with them, and need ‘safe spaces’ and therapy because someone challenges their worldview.
We have friendships on social networks, but isolation in real life.
Cyber bullying is the new bullying.
Children and teens are at higher risk for anxiety and depression from their isolation, but when they do interact, Lord help the person that disagrees with them!
What would you do if your daughter behaved like this at school?
Would you let her bully another girl like that?
Would you give her kudos for standing her ground?
Let us know what you would do in the comments.
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