Assertion: bully | /r/HasAspect | friend
Facets:
value: contrary to popular misconceptions
type: OTHER
value: hard
type: DEGREE
value: sooner
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Bullies are often physically stronger than their victims and have friends who condone their behavior.
text: One finding that emerges in studies of bullying among preschool-aged children is that bullies tend to be well embedded in social networks (that is, they have many friends), though they also tend to associate with other bullies.
text: Of course, many times, bullies are bigger, stronger, older, have more friends, et cetera, which leads to a real power imbalance as well as a perceived one.
text: If they keep acting mean and hurtful, sooner or later they may have only a few friends left — usually other kids who are just like them.
text: They tend to have two or three friends—largely other aggressive kids.
text: Hard as it is to believe, these bullies have friends—primarily other bullies.
text: Contrary to popular misconceptions, bullies general have friends and a high self-esteem.
text: They have friends who think bullying is funny, but it isn't funny.