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Increasingly [[liberals]] try to pass anti-bullying laws as a way of censoring [[conservative]] speech and activities, such as quotating from the [[Bible]] that criticize [[homosexuality]] or rough physical activities such as football.  Passage and enforcement of anti-bullying laws is a liberal way to increase government control to the point where people, even children, need to constantly worry about whether [[Big Brother]] government approves of what they say or do.
 
Increasingly [[liberals]] try to pass anti-bullying laws as a way of censoring [[conservative]] speech and activities, such as quotating from the [[Bible]] that criticize [[homosexuality]] or rough physical activities such as football.  Passage and enforcement of anti-bullying laws is a liberal way to increase government control to the point where people, even children, need to constantly worry about whether [[Big Brother]] government approves of what they say or do.
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In college and at many [[public school]]s, bullying takes the form of intimidating students to prevent them from expressing or defending their [[conservative]] views.  Teachers<ref>See [[professor values]].</ref> and [[liberal]] students can use [[liberal grading]] to bully students into accepting [[liberal]] positions or avoiding conservative ones in classroom discussions and on papers and exams.  
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In college and at many [[public school]]s, bullying takes the form of intimidating students to prevent them from expressing or defending their [[conservative]] views.  Teachers<ref>See [[professor values]].</ref> and [[liberal]] students can use [[liberal grading]] to bully students into accepting [[liberal]] positions or avoiding conservative ones in classroom discussions and on papers and exams. Statements such as "support for [[same-sex marriage]] increases with a higher level of education" is an attempt to bully opponents by embarrassing them or calling them stupid.  
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'''Bullying''' can be used to punish students in or outside of class for doing or saying something that is [[politically incorrect]].  An example of classroom bullying is for students to ostracize a fellow student based on a viewpoint expressed by that student. Statements such as "support for [[same-sex marriage]] increases with a higher level of education" is an attempt to bully opponents by embarrassing them or calling them stupid.  
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'''Bullying''' can be used to punish students in or outside of class for doing or saying something that is [[politically incorrect]].  An example of classroom bullying is for students to ostracize a fellow student based on a viewpoint expressed by that student.
    
== Bullying by Children ==
 
== Bullying by Children ==
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