Do you know somebody who has been verbally abusive in this school this year,

raise your hand? Are they in here right now? You have to point them out, but you know

that you've witnessed somebody be a bully before and they're in this room right

now. Raise your hand high. I want to see those hands. Good. Now let me talk to

whoever that is and I don't need to know who you are by name because all of your

peers just raised their hands and they identified you. They're thinking about

you right now and I don't know where you are. Young God or hotshot. Whatever you

who or you think you are. I don't care what you look like. I don't care how how

much of an image you want to portray. I want to talk to you and tell you exactly who

you are and every single one of those peers that raised their hands just now

they're thinking of you and so just because I don't know who you are they do and I

have the microphone. I'm going to talk to you real quick because I know who you

are. You come to school and you want to pick on and step on the ones that don't

meet your image. You want to bully and make fun of kids that don't look like you

or don't talk like you but see I know who you really are. I know who you are when

no one's around. I know who you are when it's just you and yourself and your

thought process and your home life. I know who you are when you wake up and you

roll out of bed and you're standing for that mirror and you brush your gums. I

know who you are. You're a young man or a young woman who does not like what

they see in the mirror. You have no self-esteem. You have no self-value. You have no

self-worth. You're broken inside. Maybe your home life's Torah. Maybe you don't

know what it's like and you don't know how to express your anger or your

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