http://uk.news.yahoo.com/20112006/356/b ... -fine.html
Well kind of. I remember when my son was being bullied at primary by this anti-christ knee high shite (I love children but he was the exception to the rule) Anyhoo he inflicted several injuries on my lad to the point that Chaz would get sick on the way to school everyday and beg me not to send him in. The school would not help me in any way whatsoever. It took some time to get the bully's name out of Chaz but when I did I went straight up to the mother in the playground and pulled her to one side. I told her in no uncertain terms that if my son came home with so much as a scratch on him that I would do to her whatever her son did to mine. The supermum got the message. Her devil went nowhere near my son again. Of course i'm not suggesting that this is the correct way to deal with bullies but I do believe that the parents of bullies should have a spotlight shone on them to make them see the damage that their offspring can do. It was only when I made her believe that the consequences of her son's actions would have an effect on her that she decided to do something about it. I think the parents of bullies do have the luxury of detachment and this is something that has to be readdressed because the victim's parents have no such luxury. I felt everything that Chaz went through and more.