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guns. In Denver, we get a really good look at where some of the weird thinking in this

country comes from, because we're raising kids to think weirdly.

In Denver, a nine-year-old, was assaulted repeatedly in school. He would come home and tell his mother he's getting hit, he's getting beat up. His mother would say, that's okay, just walk

away and tell the teachers. So he did. He would walk away and tell the teachers and nothing

would happen. So finally, last week, he talked to his parents and they said, okay, if nothing's

happening, then you've got to defend yourself. You simply have to. You can't just be a victim.

So the bully grabs him, picks him up, smacks him into a concrete wall, I think it was,

kicks him and hits him, and this nine-year-old finally snaps and turns around and punches this bully.

The school kicked him both out.

The school's position is, we have a no-tolerance policy,

and we have a policy about bullying, and it does not include violence or retribution.

This isn't about violence.

It's not about retribution.

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