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Cyber Bullying Satires

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Kids are 13-14 posting naked pictures on social media where its public to everybody. Seeing naked pictures of girls 13 years of age or younger on Facebook, twitter, instagram or other social media is sad. These little girls are babies, sending pictures to 17-21-year-old men or lying about their age. As parents, you wouldn’t be too happy if you checked your kid’s social media pages. Parents can do something about it and make a change, get your children under control and make sure they are not doing sneaky things behind your back. Kids 12-15 are getting bullied because they post a picture on Facebook and it doesn’t look so nice or you aren’t wearing designer clothes in a picture. These kids shouldn’t be getting bullied, it’s not their fault …show more content…

Kids get bullied for some of the stupidest things on social media. A pair of shoes can be as cute as a butterfly, but since they’re fila’s you get talked about. People think it’s cool to talk about people because they get laughs out of people. It’s not cool to bully people on social media because if they kill they self you can go to prison for cyber bullying. You committed a murder if you made them kill they self because you was picking. People could be so innocent and bully nobody and still get bullied. That is so sad and I honestly think 's that is not cool, innocent people crying because they’ve been bullied and they don’t even do as much as look somebody …show more content…

The other side would say this is just life there will always be people bullying. They would say this is how life is so just get over it. Another might just say “you’re going to get bullied all of your life, this is life get over it” but that doesn’t make it okay. Yeah, people are going to talk about you all of your life, but that doesn’t make it okay and there is a way to stop it. If they talk about it on something big like Tv or the radio maybe people will get it and understand that what they are doing is bad. Maybe if the kids were able to hear how bad this makes people feel and how it’s not cool they would tone

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