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I think the anti-bullying crusade will have some negative consequences. CMV

I think anti-bullying will consolidate a hierarchical authority structure. It causes kids in particular to appeal to authority whenever they encounter social problems. 

Furthermore, the accusation of bullying becomes just one more way to persecute people. As a substitute teacher several years ago at a school with an aggressive anti-bullying stance I noticed that accusations of bullying had become a method of penalizing students that were not liked. Students would pick on "the bully" and when the bully inevitably erupted[it was often a student with developmental problems] the cry would rise up that the student was bullying someone.

The term will become overused until it is just another tool that kids can use in the inevitable social warfare that is childhood.
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Research shows that kids who bully more are more popular among their peers, and popularity has a high correlation with many types of success. Re-framing and emphasizing that bullying is a reprehensible trait from a young age should result in a social flip-flop of those that achieve success and power. We may begin to see individuals being hired for their intellectual merit rather than for projecting deluded American over-confidence. A more accurate treatment and eventual eradication of bullying could revolutionize the school system and the management/power structure currently used.

All your example describes is disability bullying and group accusation bullying. The victim would just be accused of something else if bullying was not convenient. The teacher has to be able to discern the truth in conflicts between their students. If bullying accusations are being abused to disguise bullying or for reverse-bullying, the teacher should simply punish the guilty party. The term children use to gang up on or label a victim does not complicate the judgment process.