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I love it when bullys get owned !

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i used to bare knuckle fight and you can just about do anything but planting your opponent on his head is just plain wrong and frowned upon....i used to twat people real hard but i would always shake there hand or visit them in hospital and they would always shake my hand or speak to me in my community....he should have gave him a slap and then admitted he was wrong to taunt....there are ways to do things :evil:
 
So the fat kids reaction aren't justifiable but the other kid might 'have his reasons'? Surely if peer pressure, a bad home life, or whatever are justifications for hitting someone in the face, then the fat kids reaction can easily be justified too - on the grounds that he was entitled to defend himself. He didn't even retaliate immediately. The kid had ample opportunity to stop attacking him.

Skinny or not, he didn't have much concern for the possible injury his punch could've caused. He didn't hold back. The fat kid threw him to the ground and that was the end of it. He did enough to stop the attack and didn't follow it up with a barrage of punches and kicks. If anything it could've been just as dangerous if the fat kid had punched back, rather than thrown him to the ground. Anything he did to defend himself would've been viewed as disproportionate due to his size. As are the perils of attacking someone much bigger and stronger then he was.

I am not saying the fat kid shouldn't have retaliated, what I am saying is the retaliation was too much. Permanent paralysis is not a fair trade for being punched in the face.


I can't believe how much concern some of you guys have got for some nasty bully. At the end of the day, if you go around punching people in the face, whilst your mates film it and egg him on, you deserve what you get, imo.

As above, potential paralysis for a punch in the face. I am totally for the fat kid hitting him back, but not breaking his face potentially.

I am also against you guys finding humor about this. There is nothing funny about either the bullying or the bullies comeuppance - It all just seems a little barbaric.

By encouraging that video your also encouraging that behaviour. What if a weaker bullied person tries to stand up based on that video and gets beaten the shit even worse out of them.

Whats to say the bullies punch couldn't be fatal? Not only that but he went in for another punch. He may be small and thin, but that was a pretty hard punch!

There is no way anyone can stick up for the bully kid. If he had a genuine reason for wanting to punch the other guy, he wouldnt of been hopping around and taunting him, showing off for the camera. It was a plain and simple "happy slap" type act for the phone.

No doubt the bullies original plan was for it to go on youtube, well now it is :D

It was a pathetic weak punch, not a drop into concrete. Kids fight rarely end in anything more than some bruises - This could have ended far worse. Do you think the fat kid would have been happy paralyzing the other guy or do you think he would regret it for the rest of his life?

I am sure he didn't have a proper reason for punching the other guy, I am sure the other guy was just the subject of constant abuse and probably still is.

However, I am sure that the reason behind his attack was the filming and taunting. He is clearly ploying for attention and is probably desperate to be accepted. Whilst I cant and wont analyse him too much (I am no psychiatrist) it is clear this kind of action isn't normal human behavior.

You are right, maybe he is neglected, malnourished, physically beaten at home, but as the old saying goes, 2 wrongs do not make a right.

And at what point are these kids (bully's) supposed to learn that you can't go round smacking people in the face for whatever reason?

Let's be honest, i'm more than sure that the whole gang kicked the crap out of that chubby kid till he was half dead at some point after this incident.

2 Wrongs do not make a right, all very true but the kid wont appreciate that himself, lets say what you said was true - this can really really mentally scar someone, and effect there actions in very strange ways.

Your last point is EXACTLY what I mean. This kid could get in far greater shit for doing that to someone, and the potential damage that could cause. Also others inspired by this video could 'retaliate' but maybe do MORE damage and actually really really hurt someone.

Only someone without kids could say these things about the bully, so I am guessing you don't have any ?

It makes no odds if it is the parents fault or not - no bullying is excusable or justified.

If you did have kids and they were getting bullied, and humiliated like the kid in that video - I am sure you wouldn't "see his reasons" for doing this to your child, regardless of what they were.

Your ignoring my points simply on the basis I don't have kids? Everyone knows that parents are blinded by there affection to there kids - this is a humane and brilliant thing. However it can be a flaw.

I am not his parent, and I have an outside perspective so I can see both sides of this.

I am sure Frank, as a parent that you know that your kids would NEVER act like this bully - so why do someone else's?

As for my opinion, where it may come from? Well I wont go into too much detail, but I was bullied as a kid at school, I had my nose broken, I got attacked regularly, my friends would stick up to me but it was the older kids doing it so we didn't have much strength to beat them with.

Anyway, fast forward a few years and I am through puberty, stronger and I defend myself, this kid attacked me for the last time. I broke his jaw, and made him cry on the floor.

3 days later I got pulled aside by my tutor (a family friend) she begged me not to repeat it to anyone in school that that kids mum had committed suicide when he was younger, his dad had run off straight after. This little boy was left to look after his baby sister and grandparents (who were both in a bad physical state)

His life had been far worse than he had ever made mine, the world had pretty much fucked him over mentally. I don't hold any resent on him for lashing out at all.

If you guys are looking for a great read about this kind of thing, check this:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0752837508/?tag=acorn06-21

Whilst I understand where all of you are coming from - this is your typical film plot 'triumph over adversity' however this is no film. This is real life and I don't think its funny at all.
 
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we'll agree to disagree...

my parents would support me for looking after myself but if i snapped another kids spine they would have disowned me..
 
i have just shown this to my missus,she was horrified...she teaches at the local college and has also taught school kids...she was thinking from her point of view...ringing the parents of this kid who has just been confined to a wheelchair because they had a spat with another pupil...what would you say to them....i personally think having mobile phones in the education system is so wrong,i believe that if you fight on school premises you should be suspended...
 
If the fat kid was mine, I would have told him to keep going after he had thrown the kid to the floor.

You punch me or mine in the face, you had better be a fast runner, because im not sure I would stop.
 
His life had been far worse than he had ever made mine, the world had pretty much fucked him over mentally. I don't hold any resent on him for lashing out at all.

Derek Bird felt the same and he lashed out by killing 12 innocent people and seriuosly injuring 11 others, having a tough life doesn't give you a right to lash out, you deal with it whatever comes your way.
 
If the fat kid was mine, I would have told him to keep going after he had thrown the kid to the floor.

You punch me or mine in the face, you had better be a fast runner, because im not sure I would stop.

I agree mate, I'm similar, I don't tend to start fights but if someone hits me I have to stop myself :shock:

I have taught my 12 year old daughter NOT to be a bully but if getting bullied DON'T stand for it !

I was about the smallest in my year and the biggest give me hassle so I retaliated by kicking him hard in the stomach and ended up with 5 stitches to my head where he launched me to the floor and my glasses smashed into my head, it was bad but I have no regrets sticking up for myself that day.
 
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Derek Bird felt the same and he lashed out by killing 12 innocent people and seriuosly injuring 11 others, having a tough life doesn't give you a right to lash out, you deal with it whatever comes your way.

He was 52, thats the difference.
 
...to pick someone up and throw him on his head is unjustified...if he had damaged his spine it would have got a whole lot worse for him...in fact it would have been life changing and on his conscience for the rest of his life...

I very much doubt the victim was thinking about what he was doing, classic freeze, fight & flight all in one go. No doubt he regrets his actions afterwards, but that's what can happen when you're under threat. I agree the consequences hardly bear thinking about, but there are countless cases of victims not being able to remember what happened after the event.
 
If you choose to bully someone - you take the consequences that come with it

I am not condoning the kid slamming him on the floor, but I am saying he was right to stand up to him

I bet this had been going on for months / years to make him snap like that.

@ Ashton - You are proving my point totally though with your own story - are you saying that you would excuse someone bullying your kid for months on end and making their lives hell, just because they had a bad upbringing / problems in their own life ?

Too many people in this world make excuses for the way they are, and it's not their fault it was their upbringing etc etc - you only have to watch a single episode of Jeremy Kyle to confirm this.

I had my fair share of problems growing up, including being bullied myself due to reasons which were nothing to do with me and it went on for years - but I didn't bully anyone / take it out on anyone else so it doesn't mean other people should have to either.

People have a choice - regardless of their upbringing, and the mentality of "it isn't my fault, it was because I had a bad childhood" is pathetic and one of the major causes of idiot behaviour in the UK today.
 
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I am not condoning the kid slamming him on the floor, but I am saying he was right to stand up to him

Agree 100% with this.

are you saying that you would excuse someone bullying your kid for months on end and making their lives hell, just because they had a bad upbringing / problems in their own life ?

I would get involved myself by talking to there parents and the school.

To many people in this world make excuses for the way they are, and it's not their fault it was their upbringing etc etc - you only have to watch a single episode of Jeremy Kyle to confirm this.

100% Agree, I am not saying it is an excuse for a lifetime of evil - I am saying we should combat it in the childhood stages where its most prolific. Once again, with children its a different matter - they have the potential to be so much better.

I didn't bully anyone / take it out on anyone else so it doesn't mean other people should have to either.

Thats brilliant and I understand you going by your own experiences - however people are not all the same, I think we should try and understand these kids who bully instead of saying they should be hurt and laugh at there pain.

People have a choice - regardless of their upbringing, and the mentality of "it isn't my fault, it was because I had a bad childhood" is pathetic and one of the major causes of idiot behaviour in the UK today.

Agree with this, but not when it comes to children like I said - When it gets to the adult stages where there can be murder and worse. That is when they need to be locked up (and I actually believe that child murderers and rapists should be killed)

With a child we need to understand them, the route of the problem and fix it. By just dismissing it and condemning them then we are just ignoring the problem and it will continue to manifest itself.
 
I think our views are the primarily the same.

I just honestly think you would have a slightly different view as a parent of a bullied child.

I do enjoy a good debate though :)
 
i have just shown this to my missus,she was horrified...she teaches at the local college and has also taught school kids...she was thinking from her point of view...ringing the parents of this kid who has just been confined to a wheelchair because they had a spat with another pupil...what would you say to them....i personally think having mobile phones in the education system is so wrong,i believe that if you fight on school premises you should be suspended...

The suspended for fighting at school thing would just take it to the local park/etc imo think proper supervision in playground would be more helpful, and proper intervention to get to the heart of the problems, but probably won't happen because they won't have the money for it?
 
This lad obviously gets treated like this day in, day out. You cannot blame him for losing his rag and dropping the rat. In fact, I respect him for sticking up for himself with all those lads around him.

There has to be some way to stop this sort of thing from happening. I know it's big brother but I say get surveillance installed at schools and the minute anything like this happens, the bully gets suspended. They do it again and they get expelled...simples. I bet if you do this kids will act much nicer to each other.

No tollerence is the way forward for situations like this. PC Police go have word.
 
Those two lads each learned valuable lessons in life which will stand them in good stead:

1. Don't be a bully.

2. Don't be bullied.
 
Those two lads each learned valuable lessons in life which will stand them in good stead:

1. Don't be a bully.

2. Don't be bullied.

I think that sums it up quite well really.
 
Those two lads each learned valuable lessons in life which will stand them in good stead:

1. Don't be a bully.

2. Don't be bullied.

like many things though - sometimes easier to say than to do
 
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