Teachers, Homework, and...Violence?

A lot of schools have them: the big, gray, kids--the bullies. The ones who always get into fights and cause violence. Whether or not your school has these kids, there sure is a bunch of violence in schools now. Why? Maybe it's because of the popularity, the hormones, and the stress...
At our age, popularity is definitely an issue. Naturally, some children would kill to hang around with popular kids and be seen by everyone. Have you ever noticed thatonce teens get out of in-school-suspension for fighting, they suddenly become "popular"? Have you noticed how those same kids are involved with the trouble-makers, and it seems that they wouldn't want to be anywhere else? The wrong crowd is where they'd rather be, and look at that! Now their lives are going to be ruined. Someone should sit them down and tell them that they can get popular by doing good things, too!
During this time, kids are going through ouberty and hormones (at least that's what teachers say). Because of this, children can get angry or sad at anytime. Everyone will go througha time when you get angry and feel like you need to punch someone in the face. In fact, it doesn't takemuch to make a teenager mad and ready to fight.
Usually, for teenagers, there aretonsof things causing stress at the moment. There's homework, tests, ball practice, pressure, and even appearance that can crowd a teen's mind and stress them out. Don't you think that with all of those things, teenagers don't need to be bothered with people who look for trouble? Only God knows the things that can be bottled up in a teen's mind...like feelings they could easily let out by fighting.
As you can see, many things cause violence in schools. If we just get rid of the "need" to be popular, the annoying hormone rages, and the stress inside of our heads, we'll all be okay. If we all just enjoy life, there will be no need for violence in schools or anywhere. Maybe you need to go find that big bully and have a talk with him...