Younger cousin #rekt someone.

Its not violence if You are attacked and forced to defend Yourself.

Also "turning other cheek" is widely misunderstood and leads to many many stupid (lack of) actions.

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I believe that in general violence is not the answer to violence

The only way to fight bullies is to beat them back. They don't understand anything else. We are talking about kids here, who feel they can do anything and get away with it. When people are older and smarter they are either more subtle with their bullying or don't do it out of fear of lawsuits and police. When younger such a fear doesn't exist, only the fear of the victim fighting back and bloodying the bastard.

Unfortunately most schools don't agree and they are kind of right. Any violence against children, no matter the reason, is bad. I still believe its better to be punished with detention or something and never having to deal with the same bully/bullies again than enduring it.

Most ppl on those schools are just wrong. Being school staff or an "adult" doesnt make it "right".

Its not violence if You are attacked and forced to defend Yourself.

not sure teaching autistic kids boxing is a great idea, a punch can kill people, they fell wrong and paf, brain on concrete.

You need to know what you are doing before doing a dangerous move like throwing a punch.

Teach him how to do a double leg instead then show him how to do a dirty sanchez on the guy he is mounting.

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lolozori wrote:

not sure teaching autistic kids boxing is a great idea, a punch can kill people, they fell wrong and paf, brain on concrete.

You need to know what you are doing before doing a dangerous move like throwing a punch.

Teach him how to do a double leg instead then show him how to do a dirty sanchez on the guy he is mounting.

It is a good idea to tech them that they have RIGHT to DEFEND themselfs efficiently. One good time and all problems gone.

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de99ial wrote:

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lolozori wrote:

not sure teaching autistic kids boxing is a great idea, a punch can kill people, they fell wrong and paf, brain on concrete.

You need to know what you are doing before doing a dangerous move like throwing a punch.

Teach him how to do a double leg instead then show him how to do a dirty sanchez on the guy he is mounting.

It si a good idea to tech them that they have RIGHT to DEFEND themselfs efficiently. One good time and all problems gone.

Not really, lolozori is correct on this one.

What your saying apply's to regular people who have a sense of proportion and context.
Since we are discussing somebody on the autism spectrum that assumption goes out of the window.

If he learns to "solve problems with a punch" because he cant accurately detect context his mother might end up with a beating.

It's really not smart to dictate "general advice" which i agree with for a
non-general context.

And i have seen the strength of some autism children in a rage fit without inhibitions and it can be brutal.

Peace,

-Boem-

Yeah... No. That kind of ppl are easy targets to all kind of bastartds, easier than normal at least. And thats why it takes TIME and ATTENTION to teach them right concept and passive acceptance of others aggression is NOT what You want to put on them. Also all who decides to attack ppl like that SHOULD BE AWARE that risk of retaliation is much highier than attacking normal person.

With attitude like Yours ppl with disabilities are easy targets and they should not be. Also others like care takers or shool staff should be more vigilant in solving those situations in JUST way not "no matter who started it - all get suspended".

Its not violence if You are attacked and forced to defend Yourself.