Grade 6 there was a widely disliked boy in class that was just a bully to a bunch of people. One day after weeks of complaints to the teacher and nothing happening to him a handful of kids went to the Principal during lunch hour and complained to her. The class came back after lunch and the teacher spent the next 20 minutes proceeding to chastise the whole class for going behind her back and for "ganging" up on the bully.

The moral of the story is choose your venue and method of fighting carefully. When the power structure protects the bullies you might get better results beating the proverbial shit out of the bully after school instead.

Grade 6 there was a widely disliked boy in class that was just a bully to a bunch of people. One day after weeks of complaints to the teacher and nothing happening to him a handful of kids went to the Principal during lunch hour and complained to her. The class came back after lunch and the teacher spent the next 20 minutes proceeding to chastise the whole class for going behind her back and for "ganging" up on the bully.

The moral of the story is choose your venue and method of fighting carefully. When the power structure protects the bullies you might get better results beating the proverbial shit out of the bully after school.

Grade 6 there was a widely disliked boy in class that was just a bully to a bunch of people. One day after weeks of complaints to the teacher and nothing happening to him a handful of kids went to the Principal during lunch hour and complained to her. The class came back after lunch and the teacher spent the next 20 minutes proceeding to chastise the whole class for going behind her back and for "ganging" up on the bully.

Moral of the story: the handful of kids that complained should have beat the shit out of the bully after school and covered for each other. The bully would have actually learned his lesson and the teacher wouldn't know for certain which handful of kids were responsible.