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| More recently, Barbara has written a new book ([[http://www.amazon.ca/Extraordinary-Evil-Barbara-Coloroso/dp/0670066044/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1206243464&sr=8-1| Extraordinary Evil]]) that makes a compelling argument for a connection between bullying and genocide. It all begins with a willingness to feel contempt for another. | More recently, Barbara has written a new book ([[http://www.amazon.ca/Extraordinary-Evil-Barbara-Coloroso/dp/0670066044/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1206243464&sr=8-1| Extraordinary Evil]]) that makes a compelling argument for a connection between bullying and genocide. It all begins with a willingness to feel contempt for another. |
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| | "It is a short walk from bullying to hate crimes to genocide—genocide is the most extreme form of bullying—a far too common system of behaviors that is learned in childhood and rooted in contempt for another human being who has been deemed by the bully and his or her accomplices, to be worthless, inferior, and undeserving of respect. " Barbara Coloroso |
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| | * [[http://www.bullyonline.org/workbully/bully.htm#Why|Bullying: what is it? Types of bullying, bullying tactics, how targets are selected, the difference between bullying and harassment. An answer to the question "Why me?"]] |
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