Bullying

A video has gone viral of a special needs student being punched at Orchard Mesa Middle School in Grand Junction, Colorado.

Bullying isn't something that just affects children. Adult bullying happens in person and on social media and it's happening now in Grand Junction.

A video showing a student getting bullied on shared Facebook yesterday has gone viral, raising the question, what should be done about bullying.

The post that recently lived in this space has been removed due to the discovery of new information.

According to shrew number one, shrew number two's child had been bullying her child in class, with examples like "Your son has told my son that his balls smell like cheese!" After some of the dumbest argumentation ever recorded, the event, of course, spirals into a half-witted, unenthusiastic physical altercation.

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Desiree Andrews is an eighth-grader from Kenosha, Wis., with Down syndrome. She hasn't let that stop her from joining Lincoln Middle School's cheerleading squad.

Someone in Great Britain posted two photos on Twitter last month of an overweight guy dancing at a club. The caption read: "Spotted this specimen trying to dance; ... he stopped when he saw us laughing."

Last week, a guy near Minneapolis, Brad Knudson, of Prior Lake, Minn., posted a video about two kids who bullied his daughter and used the n-word. He explained that he called the kids' dad about it, but that the guy was a allegedly even bigger a-hole.

A Florida woman is facing possible criminal battery and kidnapping charges after she put an 11-year-old in a choke hold.