I can try a little. Hope it helps.
Explanation:
Most of the time, people like to bully or oppress others usually younger, smaller or considerably 'weaker' than they are for many reasons.
Most popularly, the first reason could be that the bully is jealous or envious of something the person they're bullying has or is because they either want that for themselves or they can't stand to see someone have something they feel that they deserve or wish they had.
One more reason, probably more important than the first, is PEER PRESSURE. The need to feel among or to fit in with a group of people one's age or with one's similar interests. A very simple example could be as someone who is interested in joining or befriending a particular group of people they assume to be 'cool' or 'admirable', would lead them to be easily persuaded to fulfill almost any wish of said group in order to gain acknowledgement or approval from them. This is most common among the teens and young adults, even kids. This is known as the need to feel among.
Onto the main point of this question, it isn't right, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, to bully or oppress people for many reasons, here are a few.
Bullying can deeply traumatize a person, doing nothing but damage to their self esteem and confidence. Someone who is bullied will eventually begin to see themselves as 'less than' or 'unworthy' of being seen by others. This can change their ways of thinking or even lead them to hate a particular kind of people, mostly the kind who have oppressed them. Or to become bullies themselves so as to appear powerful in their own right.
One other thing reason you shouldn't bully or allow bullying is because even as the bully themselves, would come to regret their choices in the future when they grow older, and more importantly, wiser. They would find themselves reflecting on their past choices and regretting them, hoping their actions didn't, in the end, cause more damage than they'd imagined.
I'm short, both the 'Bully' and the 'Bullied' stand to only lose when caught up in such acts, thank you
I hope this helps!
