Stand Up To Bullies, Kid in a Wheelchair

The humor comes from the speaker's insensitive suggestion to a child in a wheelchair to stand up to bullies. It's a form of dark humor where the speaker is oblivious to the child's physical limitation, which is essential to understand the punchline.

• Wheelchair
• Child
• Bullying
• Day
• Stand
• Help

• My handicapped friend was getting bullied. I said, "Just stand up for yourself!"
• My friend just got hit by a car and is now in a wheelchair. He is getting bullied, but I don’t understand why he just can’t stand up for himself.
• What couldn’t the boy in the wheelchair do when he saw a bully? He couldn’t stand up for himself.
• Today, a kid in a wheelchair was rolling around the class to get away from this one annoying kid, so I told him, "Brayden, just get up and walk away."