I came across an interesting tweet when I was working on some Social Soldiers things tonight. And, the tweet led to me to their website where I became impressed quickly. This program seems really neat--I love the slogan on their homepage and how they emphasize that everyone is different, so why label one another?

Anyhow, the tweet that caught my eye earlier was about bullying (see the picture below). And it brings an interesting topic up--just like the debate about trolling. Are those individuals trolling because they have issues also or are they trolls? A the kids at school or our peers at work or our family members or friends bullying because they have issues or are they bullies? Bullying vs. Bully--may not seem like a big difference, but I think it is (and I've not considered this before tonight). We don't want to label mental illness so why, rather than labeling someone's behavior (i.e., bullying) do we label them instead (i.e., bullies)? I don't have a good answer but thought I'd bring this up to see what everyone else thought.

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