Funny, I raised my son to understand that insults, no matter how hateful, are just words. He never bothered to behave that way and never let it bother him when he was on the receiving end.
More incidents, or more accusations? False accusations are on the rise these days, as you surely have noticed. That's not an accident.Conversely, in the past year at School B, I’ve had more incidents of racial slurs than in the other 19 years combined.
What I'm sayin' is that insults really are just words, and anybody who's so emotionally fragile that they can't handle name- calling has been done a great disservice by their parents, because they're unfit to cope with the real world. And while it would be nice if this asinine behavior were to stop, we need to think about how far we're willing to go because the current methods are causing serious harm to society in general and this generation of kids in particular.