The Underground does not condone physical violence unless it is necessary to defend one’s self in a dangerous situation. Bullying is a serious problem in the United States and all over the world wide, but thanks to several Anti-Bully campaigns, awareness of bullying has grown and more often than not bystanders are less likely to stand by and watch it happen.
Bullies often pick victims who they perceive to be physically or mentally weaker. It’s more common for a bully to a bigger older person than the victim, but it’s not always the case. Bullies will pick on whoever they think will let them.
Fortunately, sometimes bullies pick the wrong target and victim’s can fight back. In this quick clip, a bully is pushing a younger kid up against the wall, holding him with both hands by the jacket.
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This grab was actually the bully’s mistake. By grasping him with two hands, he left his target able to defend himself with either free hand. His other big mistake was believing he was targeting someone who didn’t have the courage to defend himself. In that regard, he was completely wrong.
The target acts quickly and throws a huge right hand to the chin of the bullying, knocking him out cold in one punch. To his credit, the victimized kid does not continue to attack the bully, realizing that the one punch was enough.
More about Anti-Bullying
Prevention at School
A teacher talks to a class of teens.Bullying can threaten students’ physical and emotional safety at school and can negatively impact their ability to learn. The best way to address bullying is to stop it before it starts. There are a number of things school staff can do to make schools safer and prevent bullying.
Getting Started
Assess school prevention and intervention efforts around student behavior, including substance use and violence. You may be able to build upon them or integrate bullying prevention strategies. Many programs help address the same protective and risk factors that bullying programs do.
source: stopbullying.gov
