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Kids are at a higher risk of being bullied at school if they are absolute raging dweebs, according to a new review of 70 studies looking at Canadian elementary schools. The study revealed that children who are mocked or given wedgies on a regular basis, are almost always a dork in some form or another. Wearing ugly sweaters their mommy made them, sporting huge nerdy glasses or just being a sniveling little doofus all were contributing factors to kids being victimized by bigger, older, cooler bullies.
Kids are at a higher risk of being bullied at school if they are absolute raging dweebs, according to a new review of 70 studies looking at Canadian elementary schools. The study revealed that children who are mocked or given wedgies on a regular basis, are almost always a dork in some form or another. Wearing ugly sweaters their mommy made them, sporting huge nerdy glasses or just being a sniveling little doofus all were contributing factors to kids being victimized by bigger, older, cooler bullies.
“We found that if little Johnny was a cry-baby and had some kind of peanut allergy,
bullies would target him rather than another kid who WASN’T a complete spazz,”
said Professor David Wolke, from the University of Ottawa who headlined the
research review.
“Take this kid from Windsor, Ontario for example,” explained Wolke showing a research video of some little punk being given a swirly in the boys washroom. “If this kid didn’t make it so obvious to everyone that he was a Nancy-Pants and collected Pokemon, he would have been left alone. But no, he got what he deserved unfortunately,” said Wolke.
“Take this kid from Windsor, Ontario for example,” explained Wolke showing a research video of some little punk being given a swirly in the boys washroom. “If this kid didn’t make it so obvious to everyone that he was a Nancy-Pants and collected Pokemon, he would have been left alone. But no, he got what he deserved unfortunately,” said Wolke.
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