Okpstman
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Actually, it sounds like the father wanted the child treated the same as everyone else. Considering that no one else was being bullied to that extreme and all.
I'm simply pointing out your verbiage, as if the child was a carrier of some infectious disease that she was subjecting the other children to.
Well, a smack on the back of the head, and a condemn prank doesn't seem that extreme. I can remember putting liquid heat in my team mates uniforms....the pain was horrible. I know, because it was done back to me of course. I'd be willing to bet that there were more kids 'picked' on than just this one girl.
I'd say putting a child in a group, and telling the kids that that child is 'special'...is 'subjecting' them. They're forced to behave in completely unnatural ways. They don't get to be kids, and goof around, for fear of offending the 'special' one.
'Subjecting' them, may sound harsh......'Exposing' them just sounds wrong.
What word would you prefer?