We need to create an institution that has one goal: Make bullying a virtuous act. - Why yes I do advocate for bullying

Should we bully?

  • Yes!

    Votes: 4 28.6%
  • No!

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Only groups that I don't like

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Throughout history, humanity has unspoken rules on how to interact in society. One of these rules is that it's perfectly ethical to bully the weak in order to make them stronger or to weed them out of the gene pool. For tens of thousands of years we as a species have not only practiced this rule but some human societies have openly welcomed bullying as a viable strategy to create a strong military force in order to safeguard their society.

However, in the advent of the last bullying cycle (WW2), we have seen a decline of bullying to a point where it's often viewed as childish and immoral to bully someone who is weak. It's gotten so bad that those who take great pleasure in bullying have now resorted to finding a vague moral justification to bully them and have to use mob tactics to hide their true intentions. In many ways it's hypocritical and disgusting to do such actions and disregard the true ethics of bullying.

This is my proposal: we can create an institution that has one true & honest goal. That goal is to make bullying a virtuous & ethical course in our day to day interactions with other humans in order to make humanity stronger and to have a solid relationship to how our ancestors interact with each other. If you disagree with this thesis please keep in mind you are entering a social contract to spar me in an effort to bully and I will spar back in order to retain my status as a bully.
 
Nobody who is strong, confident and has robust self-esteem needs to bully anyone for any reason. Only losers do that. They are failures who need to punch down on those weaker than them to compensate for their failures instead of fighting someone who could actually kick their ass.

I'll be happy to remove you from the gene pool if it makes you feel better.
 
As a former high school bully, I gotta say that I agree. Not for any ethical reason, though. Fucking with obnoxious retards is fun for everyone.
 
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The problem isn't the bullying it's the zero tolerance nonsense that punishes someone when they protect them self from said bully. The bully knows it's gonna get punished but has now been given the ability to take others down with him by moral busybodies who don't understand that violence is the supreme authority which all authority derives.
 
You forget that most bullies are anti-social idiots who also don't have much to offer society. So I would encourage bullied kids to get hard, fight smart, and if necessary use group tactics to defend themselves. Agree with you though that modern kids are way too coddled.
 
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