Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

At a certain point, I feel like most of us will have heard this idea being tossed around. Between the Gracie family, Joe Rogan and various other public figures with a background in BJJ, the idea is becoming more mainstream. Personally, I don't have any firm opposition or affirmation of this approach to stop bullying but I'd like to explore its potential pros and cons and see what our community thinks about it. In order to have a nuanced conversation I want to caveat this by stating the obvious; I don't think any of us think that it's a silver bullet that would solve the issue of bullying as a whole. The implementation of any kind of system will have pros and cons that both sides should be willing to acknowledge and weigh out.

So what do people here think? If the world were to change tomorrow and BJJ was included as a mandatory curriculum in every school across the globe (Primary-Secondary/K-12) how would this affect the issue of bullying among kids and teens? Would it empower nervous children and make them more confident? Would it give violent kids/bullies more dangerous capabilities? What are the pros and cons and how would they weigh out against each other? Would this idea work or not and how would its implementation look?