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my fourteen yr old son is smoking pot and taking weapons to school .and he hates school says its stupid doesnt know the meaning of the word respect thinks everybody owes or is out to get him and he punches the walls and makes fist holes in them he and he hits windows and threatens people alot and says he gonna kill himself and i really dont know what to do the police is not helpong besides give him warning after warning dont have the money to send him to a private boot camp and he has been sent to 2 different mental places and all they do is see how is behavioer is there and he knows if he is good he will get to get out like 3 weeks and when we get home nothing has changed i really am lost,, so is there anybody out there can help us please i am begging !!

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Show him some love and take him out places often, teens can often feel alone typically around this age. He probally woulnt like it or want to go anywhere but just show him that everythings okay and no ones "against" him.. Possibly get him evaluted for anger disorders ext. Hes rebelling against you in a way thats not exeptable in any means.. Also talk about cyber school with him or other options. He could be getting bullied and this is his way of acting out. I dont know your son personally so its hard to say over a computer but try to understand his actions more rather then sending him off some where, A mental institution or boot camp is far from the answer try to do things that makes him happy,, If you can make him happy maybe the behaviors will stop, Im not putting you out as a bad parent as obviously your concerned about him but just try some different options rather then shipping him off.
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If you are aware he is taking weapons to school you should inform both school authorities and the police. Your description indicates he is on a course to the juvenile correctional system.
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