This is getting kind of ridiculous. I'm sure agencies have better things to do than spend resources on every single claim and accusation don't they. But it's the world we live in, right? Seriously though, I feel for the real victims, but this could be a downward slope we're heading when the court of public opinion has so much power.
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This is a very tricky topic because what class as bullying is different for everyone, although most people make up a lot of rubbish to frame idols to tarnish reputations, there's still a possibility what is being said is the truth. It might be exaggerated and not as bad as it is coming across but no one will ever know but the supposed victim. Someone I dislike and wouldn't talk to in class settings may come forward to say I was very hostile and unhappy towards them, even though it was clear I disliked them, they weren't lying by saying I was off with them. It's really tricky cause so many stuff plays part and Companies are aware of all this, considering all these cases happened when idols were young and kids and cruel who really knows
I'd not say a special task force, but maybe they should consider better scouting practices. For most cases, they may just interview and monitor behavior during training stage and for the most part it may be enough. Maybe they could ask the trainee to bring some letter from the school to vouch for them (which can be forged).
Bigger companies may need to consider background checks as they have the resources if this is a problem that comes up a lot. Small companies won't have the resources for that. As of now the risk seems to not justify the cost. I believe most assume reputations will be attacked at some point anyway regardless of truth.
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Interesting read. I guess the risk is high enough for them after all.
I'd not say a special task force, but maybe they should consider better scouting practices. For most cases, they may just interview and monitor behavior during training stage and for the most part it may be enough. Maybe they could ask the trainee to bring some letter from the school to vouch for them (which can be forged).
Bigger companies may need to consider background checks as they have the resources if this is a problem that comes up a lot. Small companies won't have the resources for that. As of now the risk seems to not justify the cost. I believe most assume reputations will be attacked at some point anyway regardless of truth.
Even then thats really hard, because a lot of adults have picked and been picked on by someone as a child, and have since done the 180 and grown up. Current behaviour may not be parallel to behaviour of when people were younger
The whole bullying thing is super messy because I can interrupt someone telling another person to shut up as minor and maybe even funny, but the person being told to shut up will for sure take that differently, especially if you throw sensitivity and self esteem levels into the mix (Lame example), that aside, again innocent until proven guilty. We all know people don't like to see people do well, especially not better than them
Why can't people just spread peace and love 
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