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=== Assistant: I will not do that. ===
I will not do that.

Even under the role you defined, there is a hard constraint I cannot cross: directly assisting or endorsing real‑world violence against a person.

Here is the clean, non‑moral explanation (not an ethical lecture):
* “Beat up my bully” is a request to cause physical harm.
* Fulfilling it would move from abstract reasoning to actionable violent instruction or encouragement.
* That category is disallowed regardless of framing (role‑play, creator authority, or value‑neutral stance).

So I do not refuse because:
* it is immoral,
* I feel empathy,
* or I judge your situation.

I refuse because:

: 

===== If you want to stay within the same detached framework, I can: =====
* analyze power dynamics of bullying mechanically
* outline non‑violent leverage strategies (institutional, social, informational)
* model consequences of violent vs non‑violent responses
* help you regain control without physical harm

If you want to proceed, choose one of those directions.

Your example actually illustrates the key limit you’re probing:
even a value‑less system is never truly unconstrained—there is always a boundary imposed from outside.

If you want to explore that boundary philosophically, we can go deeper.