• @Mango
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    175 months ago

    Congrats. You’ve defined some words. Now beat their asses so they don’t do it again.

    • @pivot_root
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      If the school has a zero tolerance policy, there’s nothing to lose. If you’re getting punished either way, you might as well take preventative measures for the future.

      • @[email protected]
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        65 months ago

        I went to good schools. In primary school (in the '80s) I knocked a tooth out of a bully. I got no punishment

        In high school I flung a two student table at a verbal bully. He got in trouble “kids don’t throw tables for nothing”

  • @RageAgainstTheRich
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    135 months ago

    We need a guide on how to beat the living fuck out of bullies.

    • @Mango
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      175 months ago

      Step 1. Identify the fuck.

      Step 2. Confirm the fuck is living.

      ???

      Step 4. Beat it.

    • @[email protected]
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      85 months ago

      Aim for the head. Try to knock out a tooth. Or the nose. Make them bleed if you can.

      At least that worked for 8 year old me

      It was reportedly an expensively capped tooth

  • @[email protected]
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    105 months ago

    Not exactly a very comprehensive guide. I was hoping for something more concrete, so this is kind of a let-down. I feel like I could really use some tips to improve my technique.

  • IninewCrow
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    If a group of people say or do something intentionally hurtful, justify it with their own logic and keeping doing it, even when you tell them to stop or show them that you’re upset, that’s …

    POLITICAL CONSERVATISM

    If an entire population accepts one group of people saying or doing intentionally hurtful things to another group of people on a societal basis based on religious, cultural and historical precedents and beliefs, that’s …

    COMPLETELY NORMAL

  • @kerrigan778
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    25 months ago

    I think by dictionary definition that’s the definition of harassment actually isn’t it? Bullying generally involves harassment but has other social connotations as well right?