Yes. Children should learn, like c'mon if you're being bullied on twitter just deactivate the account.

Fighting violence with violence it's never the solution. I think, instead of teaching our kids to fight, we should teach them about love and forgiveness. Encourage them to make friends and accept everybody for who they are. It doesn't matter where you're raised, violence should never be an option. I understand your point, but if we "teach our kids how to fight", they will think it's alright and therefore progress will not be made.

I think kids should be tough how to protect themselves. I dont necessarily think of fighting but they should be tought how to be stronger and care less about other peoples comments. They should learn how to ignore

Yes, kids should learn how to fight.

in all honesty.. cyber bullying is so funny to me, if you've allowed yourself to get hurt from words on a screen.. instead of closing the page, logging off + doing something else then you've let it effect you & i have no sympathy for you there.

But in the real world yeah, you need to stand up for yourself, not in the terms of "fight" but to stand your ground.

don't be someone elses mattress, these parents never teach their kids that.. they just teach them "tell somebody" but "somebody" won't always be around.

That would be nice but that's not how things go there are gonna be times you can't be friends with everyone. People are going to push you around and make fun of you. I wouldn't raise a kid with false hope like that i would teach them to be nice to others but if someone puts their hands on you tell a teacher if they do it again defend yourself.

Sometimes you gotta just gotta drag a bitch to defend yourself.

For some reason I don't think I'll be using Azealia's words of wisdom...

Let's not forget how schools do not take bullying seriously so what should the kid being bullied do?.

Amen! #****Violence!

I understand that, and I don't criticize parents that teach their kids how to fight. Judging won't get us nowhere, but I do think there are better methods to end bullying, and it is not "fighting".

I give antibullying orientations around my country (Puerto Rico); I'm certified to speak about that matter. And one of the key subjects it's "how to defend yourself". Sometimes telling somebody won't help; yet, you can walk with your friends at all times, present yourself as a confident person (walking with your head and shoulders up and smiling), and many other things. Fighting shouldn't be an option and it's not an option.

I'm doubtful about how well you were raised since you spell "made" as "maid"