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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"Oh you are a bully.  Kids who bully others are often abused at home by their parents.  I feel sorry for you."

"Maybe, I need to tell my mom about your bullying and she can talk to your mom? Will you get into trouble and stop being mean/nasty/homophobic/racist/InCel?'[/quote]

Oh my god, NO.  Those are absolutely horrible.  That will only make the situation worse.

Look, if you want your kid to fire back, he needs to come in guns BLAZING.  He's going to have to be super mean to these other kids.  So find what the other kids are insecure about, and you'll need to give him permission to use bad words

For example, if a kid is overzealous in a recess playground game"

[b]"What the f&*k Dylan?!?!  Look, I know you're upset because your dad left because he was disappointed in you as his son, but calm down.  You look like a try-hard"[/b]

Or, if a kid is being a jerk in gym class:

[b]"Look, bro, I know this class is your only shot at not getting a D on your report, but not all us are ret*rded like you are and don't need the A in gym that bad"[/b]

Or, if one of the kids calling him weak is stocky, or if his parents are fat:

[b] "Sure, I'm weak.  You got a body built by dunkin donuts.  Enjoy your heart attack at 40. Also, you may want to spend more time with your Dad.  Looks like he only has a few years left." [/b]

Basically, if your kid is going to do this, then he needs to really commit and DO IT.  Be prepared for a call from the principal.  But at least your kid will have stood up for himself.[/quote]

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