The parents should be responsible for any bullying their children do.

"m not talking about preschool and little children games"I know. The last paragraph was about teenagers, in case you didn't read it."Some parent even in courage bullying"Oh really? Can you prove that? You haven't included any sources I'd like to see one." And a parent job is to monit their child! You say a parent doesn't have too, but what real parent doesn't"I said they didn't have monitor them? No, I said some just don't monitor them. I never said a parent shouldn't monitor their children."My opponent would like to point out flaws in my argument instead of making his own"Clearly not paying attention to my argument. Not only did I refute your argument but I posted my own. Half of a debate is refuting the argument and the other half is establishing your own. What do you mean all I did was focus on your argument? "Now my argument" is actually part of MY ARGUMENT." if parents were held responsible this would lead to a better discipline child; because now it not only the child life on stake but the parent as well."The child would be in a juvenile detention center if caught cyberbullying or a jail. Because prisons do a better job at parenting than a real parent now.And before my opponent argues that all I did was make a rebuttal let me state this..MY ORIGINAL ARGUMENT IS POSTED BELOWLet's get started.I will continue where I left off before...I said in the last argument of mine "The bullies may not get arrested depending on age"Let's look into that, shall we? Before we jump into legal issues, cyberbullying can grow at a young age so my opponents claim about "little children games" can be more than that on the Internet. It can begin at ages as young as 9.[http://www.ikeepsafe.org...]Not a "little game" anymore is it? Remember how I discussed lying and language skills earlier?"To simply put it, they aren't aware what they are doing is bad as mentioned before. Why do they tease though? A few reasons. One big reason is attention. If calling someone else a name makes them happy, they'll do it a lot. This leads to bullying. However...the parent may not be aware of this and since they lie a lot (as mentioned above) if they're caught their parents will take his/her side and will believe him. Unless of course, the proof is obvious. The child isn't really aware that the teasing is causing problems unless A) The child being teased cries and gets helpor B) they know that it's badIn short, they don't really know teasing is wrong until they get older and they do it for attention and they're learning how to use their language skills and don't realize it's bad.[http://preschoolers.about.com......]"And the parents might think their little boy or girl just met a friend on the internet (note we aren't talking facebook here. I'm talking about webkinz or something with more little kids. Yes creeps target children but for the sake of this debate, I'm not jumping into that) and won't monitor every single conversation and babysitters won't care at all. So how can any adult be held responsible? There are bad parents but that doesn't mean when a child goes out to school and bullies kids the parents should be arrested.Further note-I don't justify bullying. I don't say it's right but I do think parents being held accountable for a child's bad actions when the parents are good is not justice.