And teasing isn't anything new, contrary to the media's rampant concern about it these days. Granted, people should treat each other better, but people have to be held accountable for their reprehensible actions.Everyone gets teased at one point or another in their lives. Weak people submit and let it bother them. Strong people realize it's not worth a damn to get upset.
The two killers in the Littleton massacre were weak people who cracked under pressure. No, that pressure should never have been upon them. But the same pressure was on everybody else at one time in their lives, and you'll notice that surprisingly few people prove rash/stupid/weak enough to cause massacres over it.
