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None, it is impossible for bullies on the internet

to physically harm a person, unless they can track them down. All of the "deaths" is from suicide from already emotionally imbalanced or neglected individuals.

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What day did cyberbullying start?

Cyberbullying started with the widespread use of the internet in the early 2000s, but it has likely been around in various forms since the internet's inception. The exact day cyberbullying started cannot be pinpointed due to its gradual evolution with the growth of technology and social media platforms.


What percent of the people killed themselves because of cyber-bullying?

There is no specific percentage available as suicide is a complex issue with multiple factors involved. Cyberbullying can be a contributing factor to suicide in some cases, but it is not the sole cause. It is important to address mental health issues and offer support to individuals who may be experiencing cyberbullying.


Why can cyberbullying be good I need help for a argumentative essay?

The only thing cyber bullying is good for is to feed people's egos. People love to feel superior to other people. As a result, they pick and bother the ones they feel are undesirable or inferior. Cyber bullying leads victims to severe depression and even death. Therefore, there really is nothing positive that comes out of these cowardly online acts.


How manny people die from tobacco each year?

Tobacco products cause more deaths annually in the US than deaths from car accidents, drug & alcohol abuse, HIV, suicides and murders combined. 443,000 preventable deaths according to the Center for Disease Control in statistics taken from the years 2000 to 2004. This figure includes deaths from second hand smoke (49,400) That equals 1 out of 5 deaths. See CDC link below for more info.


What are your reflection about the cyberbullying?

Take Wiki Answers for instance, how about your question for a start? I may answer your question by just saying "What a stupid question, cant you do better than that? You must be an idiot." That is cyber bullying, forcing you to ask yourself am I an idiot. Should my question be phrased differently? This sort of bullying is done because of ignorance on the part of the bully. This sort of bullying can be answered with a kind reply, such as "I am sorry the question offends you, I will re type it or try to do better next time". Your reply knocks all of the steam out of the bully, for they were expecting some sort of insulting reply. You have to show them that their words had no affect upon you, after all it was your question and not what they would have had you ask.Have sympathy for their ignorance and go on asking your questions as you have always done. With respect.