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post 1478954861 01-13-2017, 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted By NotBigEnough206⏩
both my boys already know to cover up
move on their feet
back and forth
duck
and throw some mean combinations to the head
tap tap tap
jab jab with left, cross with right
duck
watch your feet, your stance
one is 4 and one is 8

and recently the older ones friends had been bullied by an 11 year old, and I asked him does he bully you
he goes no
the guy is a loser, I just laugh at him

asked him what would happen if he tried to kick your arse
he literally burst out laughing
said Im not scared of him

good boy, daddy is proud
Daddy is proud of a son who will sit back and watch his friend get bullied?

Daddy is a cocksucker.
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post 1478958211 01-13-2017, 05:47 PM
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A little would do the trick.
Not too much.
You don't want the fukker picking fights and getting knocked out.
post 1478958511 01-13-2017, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp⏩
Daddy is proud of a son who will sit back and watch his friend get bullied?

Daddy is a cocksucker.
oh look a personal insult
pathetic you sir are
and how do you know he stood there and watched huh?
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post 1478959321 01-13-2017, 05:58 PM
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Oh if I have kids they're gonna be monsters.

Biggest concern would be them fighting with each other.
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post 1478960701 01-13-2017, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted By Firefightn24⏩
As an elementary school teacher, this.

99% of the "bullying" parents complain about is kids being kids. Kids are mean, but they're kids. They're self centered and as they grow older they will mature and learn how to behave. If they don't then that will be dealt with at that point. Bullying in elementary is just "he did this, so i did it back!" and that occurs 19,000 times a day... at least in my second period.
Agree with this for the most part, and definitely most of the "bullying" is this kind of behaviour and is nothing to get too upset about. I think the whole "teach your kids to stand up for themselves" ideology is more in regards to the real bullying where kids are being followed home and harassed or attacked, which does happen too. That's what happened to me for most of my elementary school days. I stood up for myself and it ended. Obviously you don't want kids to punch another kid just because they called him fat or stupid, but I also think that teachers become blind to the real extent of the bullying.
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post 1478961531 01-13-2017, 06:24 PM
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Father forced me to take bjj at a young age even tho I didn't really want to.

Didn't regret it one bit when I grew up to be the little guy getting picked on in HS.

Besides, only two years of training will put a child leagues above 90% of his or her peers and do wonders for their confidence.

Tldr absophuckinlutely yes
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post 1478970721 01-13-2017, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted By camerondex⏩
Father forced me to take bjj at a young ageeven tho I didn't really want to.

Didn't regret it one bit when I grew up to be the little guy getting picked on in HS.

Besides, only two years of training will put a child leagues above 90% of his or her peers and do wonders for their confidence.

Tldr absophuckinlutely yes
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post 1478971381 01-13-2017, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted By camerondex⏩
Father forced me to take bjj at a young age even tho I didn't really want to.

Didn't regret it one bit when I grew up to be the little guy getting picked on in HS.

Besides, only two years of training will put a child leagues above 90% of his or her peers and do wonders for their confidence.

Tldr absophuckinlutely yes
This is what I might want to do with my son. I might not teach my kid to fight but definitely not to take chit from other kids.
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post 1478971401 01-13-2017, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted By TrotonKat⏩
If I had children I would definitely teach them to defend themselves and not take **** from anyone, especially if someone is threaten you and making you feel little. Everyone should learn how to throw a punch and only use in extreme situation.
das not it. brb kid gets triggered nek minute fight, maybe little johnny brought his dad's knife or gun that day. only time to fight is in situation of physical danger you can't run from, not just if you get your feelings hurt. too many unpredictable people out there.
post 1478972671 01-13-2017, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted By raunchybrah⏩
das not it. brb kid gets triggered nek minute fight, maybe little johnny brought his dad's knife or gun that day. only time to fight is in situation of physical danger you can't run from, not just if you get your feelings hurt. too many unpredictable people out there.
I would teach my child to also learn to not get offended over stupid stuff like name calling or being left out because end of the day children are cruel and that is life.

I would only teach my children to throw a punch in extreme case if they were being followed or thrown up against wall and they have no other choice but to stand up.
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post 1479003741 01-14-2017, 04:39 AM
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Teach the kid basic self defence like throat, eyes, sack, etc. If that's not enough then teach them a lesson about the real world and press charges.
Assault and battery are civil wrongs as well as crimes under Australian law. Pupils above the age of 10 may face criminal proceedings in the Magistrates’ Court for assault. Upon conviction, the magistrate may direct that the perpetrator pay compensation to the victim or person aggrieved for injury or loss.
Charges can also be brought against the school for failing to provide a safe environment. There was a kid here awarded nearly half a million about 10 years ago.
post 1479005041 01-14-2017, 05:14 AM
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It makes sense to teach your kids age appropriate self-defense techniques. When they are young, in my opinion, that should be focused on anti-kidnapping awareness and techniques to make it harder for another adult to pick them up and carry them away in a public place. When they get older then teach them a martial sport like wrestling, boxing, bjj, judo, and so on. That will give them the self-defense they need on any schoolyard and provide self-esteem and fitness benefits...as well as years of enjoyment.
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