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DutchJazzer

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Have you guys seen it? a kid named casey getting bullied. fought back.

wont post the vid cus youtube and facebook keep taking it down.

the kid who fought bakc got suspended

google the video and you shall see. what is the world comming too when you get bullied and cant fight back
 
DutchJazzer said:
Have you guys seen it? a kid named casey getting bullied. fought back.

wont post the vid cus youtube and facebook keep taking it down.

the kid who fought bakc got suspended

google the video and you shall see. what is the world comming too when you get bullied and cant fight back
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Ha that is a great video. I would have suspended both of them, but i'm happy for that kid, that was great performance on his part. I'm sure the little one learned a valuable lesson.
 
Trout posted the video on facebook yesterday. That kid finally snapped and full on body slammed that little bitch.

Today's public service announcement: Don't bully fat kids.
 
tonstermits said:
Ha that is a great video. I would have suspended both of them, but i'm happy for that kid, that was great performance on his part. I'm sure the little one learned a valuable lesson.
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wtf you dont deserve to be called ahuman being why suspend BOTH??

why. what arent people supposed to standup for them self anymore. just lay down and take it?
 
Casey deserves NO punishment. He tried to reason even while being hit several times. Finally he takes one strong move to defend himself and then walked away. If Casey continued to attack when the bully was down, then I could see punishment. However, since he walked away once he could, this is a pile of garbage. There is NO excuse for the bully to get no punishment for his actions.
 
DutchJazzer said:
wtf you dont deserve to be called ahuman being why suspend BOTH??

why. what arent people supposed to standup for them self anymore. just lay down and take it?
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Well I wasn't thinking about it as an emotional fan club I was thinking about it more as a Principal. A school can't send out a message that retaliation is a good thing. Retaliation has lead to some of the more tragic events over the years in schools. So instead of just suspending pork chop or the other little ******* you suspend both.
 
tonstermits said:
Well I wasn't thinking about it as an emotional fan club I was thinking about it more as a Principal. A school can't send out a message that retaliation is a good thing. Retaliation has lead to some of the more tragic events over the years in schools. So instead of just suspending pork chop or the other little ******* you suspend both.
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schools seem completly incompetent when it comes to bullies.
what do you want the kid to do. it's only logical to send a messgae fight back. and as stated above he didnt use unnecessary violence he backed off. why get suspended for doing the RIGHT thing
 
DutchJazzer said:
schools seem completly incompetent when it comes to bullies.
what do you want the kid to do. it's only logical to send a messgae fight back. and as stated above he didnt use unnecessary violence he backed off. why get suspended for doing the RIGHT thing
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I highly doubt suspending him is a big issue for the kid if the bully is also suspended. If you have a no fighting policy you can't allow body slams regardless of the situation. The problem is the bully not getting suspended and he does. If it's my fat kid I'm okay with what he did but if it's my school I'm not okay with it.
 
It was cool to see how ROYALLY ****ED UP the little bitch kid got. He was not doing well after that suplex.
 
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I was actually in this movie. You can see me blur by in the fight scene at the end. I am the tall good looking blur.
 
Here's the video for anybody that hasn't seen. Well the "remix" at least:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f97tV28wOg4
 
LogGrad98 said:
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I was actually in this movie. You can see me blur by in the fight scene at the end. I am the tall good looking blur.
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My brother's G-friend at the time was in it as well. You see her sitting at her desk for about a microsecond.
 
tonstermits said:
I highly doubt suspending him is a big issue for the kid if the bully is also suspended. If you have a no fighting policy you can't allow body slams regardless of the situation. The problem is the bully not getting suspended and he does. If it's my fat kid I'm okay with what he did but if it's my school I'm not okay with it.
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So you are going to enforce the no fighting policy (punish the people who fight back) but let the bullies do their thing? I am fine if you want to enforce the no fighting with a heavy hand but you better be heavier handed with the ones who start it. In this case the little prick got what he deserved.
 
When I was a kid growing up in the Utah school systems, fighting was an automatic one day suspension for both students, regardless of who started it or what the circumstances were surrounding the fight. I support this policy.

It is valuable to teach a kid early on in life that authority figures cannot be relied upon for justice. It feels right and natural to me that standing up for yourself and doing the right thing in general is something that society will dumbly punish. Knowing that, and doing the right thing anyway, becomes an act of special courage. Which is as it should be. Steels a kid into a good man.

I support this kid. I don't know how long the vultures have been tormenting him or how long ago this happened, but the humiliation of this video may cause them to go after the kid with renewed intensity. They may want revenge, they may want to save face -- it's that thing that fighters are taught about how violence, by its nature, doesn't want to end. I hope and suspect that he's done taking their ****, and has steeled his heart in preparation to do it again and again if he has to.
 
Stickler said:
When I was a kid growing up in the Utah school systems, fighting was an automatic one day suspension for both students, regardless of who started it or what the circumstances were surrounding the fight. I support this policy.

It is valuable to teach a kid early on in life that authority figures cannot be relied upon for justice. It feels right and natural to me that standing up for yourself and doing the right thing in general is something that society will dumbly punish. Knowing that, and doing the right thing anyway, becomes an act of special courage. Which is as it should be. Steels a kid into a good man.

I support this kid. I don't know how long the vultures have been tormenting him or how long ago this happened, but the humiliation of this video may cause them to go after the kid with renewed intensity. They may want revenge, they may want to save face -- it's that thing that fighters are taught about how violence, by its nature, doesn't want to end. I hope and suspect that he's done taking their ****, and has steeled his heart in preparation to do it again and again if he has to.
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When I was a kid growing up in the Utah school system fights happened and the teachers made you sit at your desk or gave you detention after school. That was about it. I have a friend who broke his wrist in a fall during a fight and he did 2 hours of detention after school with a broken wrist. Of course I was in school in Utah when it was still ok for teachers to whack you with a paddle with holes drilled in it if you mis-behaved. I had teachers throw chalk and erasers at me, and one who would smack you with a yard-stick, often hard enough to break it. Yet another teacher favored smacking you with the spine of a book on the head if you were out of line. I am glad they deal with fighting and bullying more strictly now.

Recently my 14 year old son was being bullied at school. The other kid was smaller than my son (for 14 my son is a big kid), but had friends backing him up. Plus my son is in a new school he moved into during the school year in a different state. That is a tough situation. One day in gym class the bully hit my son on the chin. My son doesn't take very kindly to that sort of thing so he decked the kid, literally. One punch, kid hit the ground. In the investigation they found corroboration that the bullying had been ongoing for sometime (at least 2 months), and that my son struck only in self-defense, and that it was the first time he had fought back. My son was suspended for one day for continuing a fight, the other kid was expelled and cannot be reinstated until he shows proof of going through a state-sponsored youth anger-management class.

That is the way it should be handled. Intigation needs to carry a stiffer penalty than self-defense. Fighting at all needs to be dealt with strictly enough to deter it in the future, but far and away the instigator, the bully, needs greater punishment.
 
Duck Rodgers said:
Here's the video for anybody that hasn't seen. Well the "remix" at least:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f97tV28wOg4
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Wow I was just able to see the video due to work restrictions I had to work around...did he break the kids leg?

And I say good for him. I think that bullying little **** will think twice before going at someone again. You also gotta give the kid credit, he took several punches to the head before he felt he had to defend himself. If that isn't showing restraint I don't know what is. If I saw that video and it was my kid who started it I would tell him I hope he hurts pretty good from the body slam. Serves him right for starting **** like that. And I would make him apologize.

I do think the bigger kid needs a suspension just to reinforce the no tolerance policy, but that would be about it. You cannot punish the kid too severely for merely defending himself, but you do want the student body to recognize that fighting on either side will not be tolerated.

Of course I cannot get audio, so I couldn't hear what was being said if anything. Still that bully needs to be expelled or at least suspended for a good long time.
 
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