Form of Therapy about 'Korea's Bullying Culture'

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  • I watched it yesterday. I like how PD doesn't go into drama territory and tackles the subject as objectively as possible. It's especially informative from someone who experienced both Korean and American school systems.

    That's true, I wish PD would talk some about if bullying is like individual/group in USA. Because in Korea it looks like everyone is teaming up and outcasting someone. When I think that in other countries it's different like one group of people don't like the other group of people, or 1 person doesn't like other people.

  • That's true, I wish PD would talk some about if bullying is like individual/group in USA. Because in Korea it looks like everyone is teaming up and outcasting someone. When I think that in other countries it's different like one group of people don't like the other group of people, or 1 person doesn't like other people.

    I'm not familiar with the racial tensions PD mentioned so I can't comment of them but I think I agree I'd rather go through Korean schools rather than American schools where anyone can pull out a gun at anytime.

    From my experience in French schools in the 90's, bullying was not an issue. You had a higher chance to get assaulted and racketted by an outsider on your way home, rather than within the school itself. Reports of violence and wrongdoings to the the school staff wouldn't go unchecked and unaddressed.

    Even though I fear things got kinda worse, with the rise of social media, online harrasment, communautarism, etc. Society got more violent in general.

  • I'm not familiar with the racial tensions PD mentioned so I can't comment of them but I think I agree I'd rather go through Korean schools rather than American schools where anyone can pull out a gun at anytime.

    From my experience in French schools, bullying was not an issue. You had a higher chance to get assaulted and racketted by an outsider on your way home, rather than within the school itself. Reports of violence and wrongdoings to the the school staff wouldn't go unchecked and unaddressed.

    yeah in Poland is similar, there would rather be some 1 on 1 fight in boxing/kickboxing "to the first blood" or some stupid group fights between students from two classes (lol some of those were hilarious!)


    During four years of high school, I only remember 3 fights that students from my class were included in


    1 guy had two separate fights
    and 1 of my classmates fought with a guy from other class


    in middle school I had fight with one guy, it ended because it was on school grounds outside of building teachers started to go to cars after school so other kids started to run away, so we kind of stopped in the middle of fight and run in separate ways to not being caught, in next day everyone rather laugh hard about craziness that we all weren't caught than hold a grudge.

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