Then again, it is not very hard to recognize the right thing to do. It just isn't right to pick on someone who is physically incapable of defending himself or herself. It isn't right to pick on children who will never run or walk, throw a football, hug their grandmothers, kick their brother or hide from their parents. It isn't right to strengthen or help create hurtful stereotypes about people whose situations are so much more difficult than our own. There are a lot of things that need our attention and care, and many are worse and more difficult than this.
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