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@WeActRadio & Will Roberts commentary on Bullies

282 views · Published 13 May 2012 · 6:01 · Indexed 5 October 2026

Channel: Will Roberts · 2012 · News & Politics

Well, this week I'm going to tackle a serious subject. I know you're thinking, but Will you're a humorist. Folks every once in a while even a funny person has to show they have a serious bone in their body and not just a funny bone. The subject: bullies.

You can never really look at an adult and know if they were bullied when they were kid.
When I was younger I was one of those kids. See my family moved a lot before I was 12, and I moved 15 times. When I say that, most folks reply: Military, and I say NO... Bad checks... Funny, but true. This caused me to be bullied. Moving from school to school, always being the new kid. Always picked last on the team and sometimes not at all.
I can tell you that I had many ah times that I walked the long way to class to avoid being made fun of, or worst.

The only thing that I can say that came good of the bullying is that I got good at talking my way out of a fight, and I became very physically fit, from running all the time. But after a while I became the first to be picked on the team, cause I was the fastest.

It also helped me to understand people from the moment I first meet them... And what I figured out was, the bullies were more scared and alone than I was.

I'm convinced the person that said:
Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me was the person that was doing the name calling. Cause it does hurt and bullying has to stop!

Here's my plan... Start dragging the parents into the principal's office and make them and their kid, the bully write on the blackboard 10,000 times -- I will stop being a bully and treat people like I want to be treated.
You might be surprised that this might help work out some family problems as well...

I'm Will Roberts...

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