Is bullying an American culture?

Like the others said bullying is not a culture but a feeling. A way to get over your own problems by creating them for others. As for your question. Do Americans do it? Some of them do. But ask yourself, don't people all around the world do that? read more

No, I believe it isn’t. It’s universal. Bullying is not a culture, rather a feeling of power over others, and a way to mask the anger and hurt that you harbour inside you. read more

The Culture of Bullying: Loss of Civility at School, Work, Politics Bullying is not a teenage or childhood affliction. According to a poll released in June by Weber Shandwick, 65 percent of Americans say lack of civility is a major problem in the country and feel the negative tenor has worsened during the financial crisis and recession. read more

Bullying & the culture of condemnation Americans are obsessed with making people pay. We have a John Wayne-like type culture of justice that subscribes to the "shoot first and ask questions later" mentality. read more