Little bullies are not overly smart are they?
Little kid bullies big kid
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He did at that. I am just glad the big kid didn't kill the little kid with that move. As it was, I be the bully thinks twice before he does that again.
Tim Neitzke
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Turn out the lights the party is over! LMAO !!!!
James Lindley
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HMmmmmmmmmmmm Brought back memories of my younger years in school. Moved quite often and got a first rate education in slam dunk kickin' but as I was the kid that always got picked on. And I can say from experience that no bully deserves what that young man got. A real beat down yeah, but that could have killed him or very well have put him in a wheel chair the rest of his life...
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canislatrans54
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I just watched the interview.
I think that big kid had been watching too much pro wrestling!!
Looks like he was trying to perform this move: but couldn't get him up correctly....luckily for the other kid, as doing it on concrete would have REALLY hurt the kid.
I think that big kid had been watching too much pro wrestling!!
Looks like he was trying to perform this move: but couldn't get him up correctly....luckily for the other kid, as doing it on concrete would have REALLY hurt the kid.
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canislatrans54
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I can relate to this kid.
I was "teased" & bullied my entire childhood.
It started in Kindergarten, by a kid who was 4 years older than me.
When I started school, I carried a "book bag" (for my books), that was green & had a frog on it.
The older kid seen it one day, & started teasing me about it. He gave me a "nickname" that stuck until adulthood..."Hornytoad".
I hated that name, & I had a very quick & bad temper.
Once the other kids realized this, there was no end to the teasing & bullying.
Both boys & girls got in on the teasing.
Even my so-called friends.
Most of the time, it was just teasing.
But other times, boys would instigate fights....and inevitably, I would get into more trouble than they would, because I was the one who would get "caught" actually throwing a punch, or putting them in a choke hold.
And as ashamed as I am about it now, it was those choke holds that really got me into trouble.
If the other boy could keep me just throwing, or defending against punches, I was generally licked...(I was always a skinney kid).
But, growing up doing farm chores twice a day, I had decently muscled arms.
And if I managed to get behind the kid & get him in a choke hold...it would take an adult man, (or 2 adult women) to force me to break the hold.
{I remember once getting a classmate in the choke hold, and even after he backed me against a brick wall...and head-butted my head against the wall 3 times, I still wouldn't let go, until our male teacher pried my arms apart.}
Needless to say, I spent a lot of time in the Principal's office (mostly NOT of my own doing)...and rec'd too many swats with a wooden paddle than I care to remember.
Then came more swats at home from Dad (or Mom if he wasn't home).
Fortunately, by Junior year, I had learned to mostly control my temper, & learned to try to "take things in stride".
But from ages 5-16, it seemed that life really sucked!!! Hahaha
I was "teased" & bullied my entire childhood.
It started in Kindergarten, by a kid who was 4 years older than me.
When I started school, I carried a "book bag" (for my books), that was green & had a frog on it.
The older kid seen it one day, & started teasing me about it. He gave me a "nickname" that stuck until adulthood..."Hornytoad".
I hated that name, & I had a very quick & bad temper.
Once the other kids realized this, there was no end to the teasing & bullying.
Both boys & girls got in on the teasing.
Even my so-called friends.
Most of the time, it was just teasing.
But other times, boys would instigate fights....and inevitably, I would get into more trouble than they would, because I was the one who would get "caught" actually throwing a punch, or putting them in a choke hold.
And as ashamed as I am about it now, it was those choke holds that really got me into trouble.
If the other boy could keep me just throwing, or defending against punches, I was generally licked...(I was always a skinney kid).
But, growing up doing farm chores twice a day, I had decently muscled arms.
And if I managed to get behind the kid & get him in a choke hold...it would take an adult man, (or 2 adult women) to force me to break the hold.
{I remember once getting a classmate in the choke hold, and even after he backed me against a brick wall...and head-butted my head against the wall 3 times, I still wouldn't let go, until our male teacher pried my arms apart.}
Needless to say, I spent a lot of time in the Principal's office (mostly NOT of my own doing)...and rec'd too many swats with a wooden paddle than I care to remember.
Then came more swats at home from Dad (or Mom if he wasn't home).
Fortunately, by Junior year, I had learned to mostly control my temper, & learned to try to "take things in stride".
But from ages 5-16, it seemed that life really sucked!!! Hahaha
I'd been bullied by little guys who figure out quick you won't fight in front of other people, a bigger guy can't win when he beats a smaller guy's butt, everyone sees it as unfair.
I lost it on a way bigger 12th grade guy when I was in 11th grade, turned him with his arm bent behind his back, him screaming he was going to kill me when I let him go, I asked him if he was sure he wouldn't drop it and he screamed no I'm going to kill you. I was scared stiff about him getting ahold of me if I let him go so I broke his arm. That was considered to be viciously premeditated and I got kicked out of school....
Went into the Air Force toward the end of the Vietnam war, nuclear missile systems, top secret clearance, not a bad direction.
I lost it on a way bigger 12th grade guy when I was in 11th grade, turned him with his arm bent behind his back, him screaming he was going to kill me when I let him go, I asked him if he was sure he wouldn't drop it and he screamed no I'm going to kill you. I was scared stiff about him getting ahold of me if I let him go so I broke his arm. That was considered to be viciously premeditated and I got kicked out of school....
Went into the Air Force toward the end of the Vietnam war, nuclear missile systems, top secret clearance, not a bad direction.
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I to have lost it as a teen. Lost it so much it scared me to death as to what I might do someday.
I'm glad things went the way they did or I'd still be in prison,a child charged as an adult for murder. That's when I started punching trees, block walls and cars till my knuckles were swollen and or bleeding.
I'm glad things went the way they did or I'd still be in prison,a child charged as an adult for murder. That's when I started punching trees, block walls and cars till my knuckles were swollen and or bleeding.
Originally Posted By: GCKids have been fighting since the beginning of time. Really should not be a big deal...
To an extent, you're right. Nothing wrong with a good old-fashioned fistfight out back of the gym to settle a dispute. In fact, I think our boys today need a bit more of this kind of confrontation to ensure they reach manhood properly prepared for life in the real world. Unfortunately, today's entitled youth can't accept a butt-whoopin' and a handshake, so they return with knives or guns to get even. Don't get me wrong, this zero tolerance crap is utter nonsense, but we can't rely on kids to settle things between themselves like we did when we were young. By and large, the days of the schoolyard fistfight that ends with the two hooligans walking off together with dusty knees, bloody noses, and shared laughter are over.
To an extent, you're right. Nothing wrong with a good old-fashioned fistfight out back of the gym to settle a dispute. In fact, I think our boys today need a bit more of this kind of confrontation to ensure they reach manhood properly prepared for life in the real world. Unfortunately, today's entitled youth can't accept a butt-whoopin' and a handshake, so they return with knives or guns to get even. Don't get me wrong, this zero tolerance crap is utter nonsense, but we can't rely on kids to settle things between themselves like we did when we were young. By and large, the days of the schoolyard fistfight that ends with the two hooligans walking off together with dusty knees, bloody noses, and shared laughter are over.
GC
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Originally Posted By: DesertRamOriginally Posted By: GCKids have been fighting since the beginning of time. Really should not be a big deal...
To an extent, you're right. Nothing wrong with a good old-fashioned fistfight out back of the gym to settle a dispute. In fact, I think our boys today need a bit more of this kind of confrontation to ensure they reach manhood properly prepared for life in the real world. Unfortunately, today's entitled youth can't accept a butt-whoopin' and a handshake, so they return with knives or guns to get even. Don't get me wrong, this zero tolerance crap is utter nonsense, but we can't rely on kids to settle things between themselves like we did when we were young. By and large, the days of the schoolyard fistfight that ends with the two hooligans walking off together with dusty knees, bloody noses, and shared laughter are over.
That is exactly my point. A simple fist fight between a couple kids should not be a big deal - unless somebody makes it a big deal. And society of late has done an amazing job of creating "big deals" about everything and anything. But it should not be a big deal.
To an extent, you're right. Nothing wrong with a good old-fashioned fistfight out back of the gym to settle a dispute. In fact, I think our boys today need a bit more of this kind of confrontation to ensure they reach manhood properly prepared for life in the real world. Unfortunately, today's entitled youth can't accept a butt-whoopin' and a handshake, so they return with knives or guns to get even. Don't get me wrong, this zero tolerance crap is utter nonsense, but we can't rely on kids to settle things between themselves like we did when we were young. By and large, the days of the schoolyard fistfight that ends with the two hooligans walking off together with dusty knees, bloody noses, and shared laughter are over.
That is exactly my point. A simple fist fight between a couple kids should not be a big deal - unless somebody makes it a big deal. And society of late has done an amazing job of creating "big deals" about everything and anything. But it should not be a big deal.
There seems to be some confusion here about the difference between a fight between two kids who want to fight each other and what bullying is.
A bully harasses and hits someone who does not want to fight, it makes no difference about size or whatever, any kid picking on another who does not want to fight needs to be harshly reprimanded and expelled permanently from school if they don't get the message. It's the little ones picking on bigger guys that's the worst, often the little guy has bigger tougher friends and it's understood if the big kid strikes back he's going to be jumped by the little guy's friends.
Worse than a bully is when the bully's parents when brought into the issue by the school defends their kid and acts like this is no big thing, thus implying to the bully that he can keep doing whatever he's been doing. Complaint gets made and next thing you know the bully is beating the kid up for squealing him off.
Zero tolerance makes total sense when it comes to bullying, a fight between two kids who want to fight doesn't warrant the severity that bullying does.
Most kids, not all, that are bullies have parents that will not do anything when a complaint is made, so it happens again or escalates, then when their little angel gets expelled from school they are all upset and threaten lawsuits like they are being somehow abused.
A bully harasses and hits someone who does not want to fight, it makes no difference about size or whatever, any kid picking on another who does not want to fight needs to be harshly reprimanded and expelled permanently from school if they don't get the message. It's the little ones picking on bigger guys that's the worst, often the little guy has bigger tougher friends and it's understood if the big kid strikes back he's going to be jumped by the little guy's friends.
Worse than a bully is when the bully's parents when brought into the issue by the school defends their kid and acts like this is no big thing, thus implying to the bully that he can keep doing whatever he's been doing. Complaint gets made and next thing you know the bully is beating the kid up for squealing him off.
Zero tolerance makes total sense when it comes to bullying, a fight between two kids who want to fight doesn't warrant the severity that bullying does.
Most kids, not all, that are bullies have parents that will not do anything when a complaint is made, so it happens again or escalates, then when their little angel gets expelled from school they are all upset and threaten lawsuits like they are being somehow abused.