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Almost 30% of youth in the United States (or over 5.7 million) are estimated to be involved in bullying as either a bully, a target of bullying, or both. In a recent national survey of students in grades 6-10, 13% reported bullying others, 11% reported being the target of bullies, and another 6% said that they bullied others and were bullied themselves.1
The dictionary meaning of ‘Bullying’ is very simple: ‘The act of intimidating a weaker person to make him do something’. This could make us off our guard and unduly complacent for it does not explain the probable adverse effects of bullying on the lives of human beings.
Sadism very often raises its head as innocuous and playful mischief. Nobody takes it seriously. We tend to dismiss it is a natural expression of children. Sometimes we take the wrong side and insist on the affected child to be sportive and take the mental injuries in stride. Instead of correcting the mischievous boy [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], we give a lecture to the victim and add insult to injury! Thus we allow both the youngsters to get spoilt in different ways.

Bullying is Very Bad
K S VENKATARAMAN
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It is very common to see older children, especially boys bullying those who are younger and physically weaker. In schools and many public places this is a frequent occurrence. The bigger boys would bully the youngsters; what usually begins as a mild form of teasing would develop into humiliating, scolding and even manhandling. In some cases this would be a repetitive occurrence and would become a nightmare for the affected children.
A Bully grows as a Sadist