[timm22]

Can I add that you wander into a mine field when you call teasing bullying.

I think we mostly agree on that. Simple teasing is generally a different and less serious matter than bullying. For the most part it doesn't really warrant a response.

I find it highly suspect when all the examples always come up defending homosexuality or gender confusion. That's not addressing bullying at all. That's having a poltiical and social agenda.

Perhaps. I think this case is newsworthy because of the unique and entertaining solution to bullying, not because of the (remote) possibility of homosexuality being involved.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

What if he came to school in this:

Tease or not tease? How much should we force kids to overlook?