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Your youngest stood up for a friend against a bully? Good for him!

Some people (esp. on the left) don’t get sometimes the only appropriate response to violence is superior violence.

Examples:

(1) I was a skinny nerd all through middle school and high school. What did not show is I was actually very strong. Got bullied a lot in middle school until I asked my Dad if it was Ok if I took the head bully down. He said yes (Dad served) and added the school better not punish me if I did or they’d deal with him (my Dad is a pretty imposing guy both physically and mentally). Next day I kicked the bully’s ###. Never got bullied again. No punishment from the school, either.

Shame your youngest was punished. That is just plain wrong.

(2) A friend (kind of girlfriend) defended herself from a campus area rapist. The scum did not know she was a Marine who had seen combat (technically she was in a non-combat role but the bad guys didn’t get the memo). That ended how it should: scum in the hospital, she OK (albeit a bit upset).

(3) Israel vs. Hamas.

Got lots more but think that makes the point.

Just my opinion.

Hello,

Asperger‘s syndrome patient here. You did absolutely great, Mr. Piytar. My compliments:-)

And I agree with the reaction of your school. They did the right thing.