" im sooooo glad that pro-Israel girl from my school unfollowed
   me! I'm so FREE now like*.. FUCK ISRAEL FUCK ISRAEL FUCK ISRAEL
   FUCK ISRAEL * benny (@bendykoval) December 27, 2015" Ok this
   seems to be the tweet of concern. I had to go all the way to the
   Israeli Times to find someone mentioning it. Is this bullying? I
   don't know. I *do* know that the education system is in a bit of
   a bind because they _have to_ respond with *something* by law
   now.
   [1]http://www.nytimes.com/.../bullying-law-puts-new-jersey...
   REALLY tough laws. I mean, for everybody. You can't walk by a
   suspected bullying situation and do nothing. You have to report
   it. I'm not saying that's necessarily a bad thing either but
   honestly, *I don't know* if it's the right response or not.
   We're hearing a lot about one side of a story. There's a
   GoFundMe campaign even. Hashtags. She was prepared when she met
   with the administrator to record the conversation and take
   action. Yet... what about the girl who was hurt? Was she just
   being touchy? Is it possible that there are deeper roots between
   the two of them that need addressing? There's a Shakespearean
   thing: "The Lady doth protest too much, methinks". I'm _not_
   saying that that's necessarily the case here. But I'm always a
   little skeptical when only one side of a story gets a lot of
   press when the other side gets nearly none. For all we know,
   benny could be the bully and is just the more social media aware
   one. Or, perhaps this *is* a social justice/free speech issue,
   the anti-bullying laws too extreme - does the girl who reported
   her need to "toughen up"? I don't know. It's not easy territory
   here. I don't like the way schools are run. I never did. Why is
   the principal responsible for tweets she makes off campus? Maybe
   the principal IS legally responsible and is forced to tell her
   of consequences. Who's the good guy and who is the bad guy here?
   It seems very muddy waters to me and I don't know enough to have
   clear answers.

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