School Bully

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Rat boy looks like bully material. :lol: Poor kid... so ugly.
 
I wonder if his teeth were like that before or after the slamming, the slamming may have fixed them a bit
 
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Bully got what he deserved IMO. People commit suicide over crap like this. This video has probably inspired others to take action against their bullies. So, hell yeah it was justified!

Omnis
I could never lash out against bullies where I'm from because there was a good chance that you'd get jumped by 5-10 people. Scum clings together.
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That is basically how it is here. It's pretty pathetic really. But, if it's someone by themselves, I wouldn't mind getting into it. I've seen younger kids in my neighborhood with scars on their faces from getting cut with a knife of some sort, so I'm thinking about starting to carry a pocketknife with me as well. That's life. You have to stand up for yourself.

I'm one to lash out at others if I get pushed too far. You guys should see my road rage... :crazy:
Some people really piss me off...
 
My cousin was bullied in his freshman year in highschool. When his junior year older brother found out, there was no mercy for his younger bro's bullies.

He took the suspension as a nice vacation.
 
I remember back in high school when some hoodrats who thought they were though got into a scuffle. The football coach just happened to be coming down the hall - dude is like 6' 6" and weighs 260 or so. Grabbed both of them by their shirts and slammed them against the wall to show them who's boss. :lol:

Fairly intimidating, but it was awesome watching douchebags get straightened out by the man.
 
Ratboy was bound to come out in an interview claiming to be the victim. Channel 9 got the interview with Casey, so Channel 7 had to try and steal the headlines back somehow.
 
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Oh, and I think the kid handled himself very well. When attacked, he fought back and only once. He wasn't cruel or malicious. He slammed the kid to get him to stop attacking, and that was all he needed.
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Agreed. It was a single overwhelming display of force to make his point, only after much provocation. And then? When the kid was down? Nothing. A really bad kid would start kicking when the other one was down. How much would you bet that if the roles had been reversed, and the big kid hit the deck and went fetal, that that little punk would have kicked him for 15 minutes. That's someone who really has no regard for others.
 
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And the people whom say you should walk away from bullying are thinking as adults and not kids.

Walking away and not fighting back makes you look weak and cowardly which makes you get bulled more.
 
A stupid-teacher-is-stupid point here. I had the video on my USB as I heard it was being taken down from Youtube. A few days later, my friend who is doing an assignment on the cause and effect of bullying asks for the video. I copy it to his USB, It starts playing (accidently clicked it).

Everyone crowds round my computer, and a teacher comes in and confiscates my USB, because I 'was spreading the video of the bullied kid without his consent.' I was then asked how I would feel if I was the bullied kid. I said which kid (seeing both kids in the video get taken down, sortof). He said the little guy. I said he got what he deserved for bullying the kid in the first place. Three day detention.

The main point is, I was 'spreading' it to one person. What about the news programs? Millions of people watch them, should the T.V networks be taken down, because they were spreading the video?

P.S He also said when I was leaving his office that "I was the sickest person he knew" purely because I thought it was funny that the kid gets owned.:ouch::ouch::ouch:
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This Tesla is why schools don't believe in the real law.

Basicly when you step in side the school grounds it is like stepping forgein soil, the laws of the country you live in don't apply.

This basicly mean you can't defend you're self from a bully, if you do you get in more trouble than the bully.

I used to get annoyed at school by similar rat like bullys that annoyed me, and i told the vice princable "Do something or I will!", later that day i did do something when the bully came back to annoy me.
 
tribolik
I know bullys are stupid by nature but picking on someone twice your size? how stupid can you get?
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Bullying isn't about size or stupidity. It's about power and control. If you look at the kid, he's scrawny and has buck teeth. I will bet you any amount that he himself has been a victim of bullying in the past. Probably recently. No doubt he's somewhere at the bottom of the high school food chain. He compensates for this by finding the one person who will make him feel better about himself: an overweight social pariah who is seen as a soft target. By abusing him, by attacking him, the bully was proving to himself that he is not powerless, that he is not the lowest rung on the social ladder. He can't climb any higher, but that doesn't mean he has to accept it, and so he targets the other kid. It just goes to show that there is a culture of bullying in that school.

People who have legitimate power never need to fear losing it. People with control think about nothing else. This kid is the latter.
 
Barra333
Ratboy was bound to come out in an interview claiming to be the victim. Channel 9 got the interview with Casey, so Channel 7 had to try and steal the headlines back somehow.
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Shades of Mercedes Corby and Jodie Power?
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Agree. Both shows are that guilty of delving into chequebook journalism that it's pathetic.

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Bullying isn't about size or stupidity. It's about power and control. If you look at the kid, he's scrawny and has buck teeth. I will bet you any amount that he himself has been a victim of bullying in the past. Probably recently. No doubt he's somewhere at the bottom of the high school food chain. He compensates for this by finding the one person who will make him feel better about himself: an overweight social pariah who is seen as a soft target. By abusing him, by attacking him, the bully was proving to himself that he is not powerless, that he is not the lowest rung on the social ladder. He can't climb any higher, but that doesn't mean he has to accept it, and so he targets the other kid. It just goes to show that there is a culture of bullying in that school.

People who have legitimate power never need to fear losing it. People with control think about nothing else. This kid is the latter.
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Nice post mate.
One thing that struck me seeing the follow up report last night was that, Bucky when asked if he was sorry said no. It wasn't until his father (in the background) obviously gave him a prompt that he showed any remorse.
The question has to be asked why were his mates there ready to record it?

A question for you mate.
As a high school teacher do you see much of this happening?

Cheers Shaun.
 
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Well on today tonight the one who did the recording was told by the Richard "here is my phone record me i am going to fight Casey"

http://au.todaytonight.yahoo.com/article/9055786/consumer/bully-video-storm

The one whom recorded is the Richard friend so of coruse he will defend him.

The camera guy said Casey said the Richard was fat but he says "look at him he is the size of an elephant".
That kind of attitude states that we are the bullys.

Richard wants Casey to say sorry for picking him up and throwning him
 
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This situation embodies my position on the use of force as a means to respond to a perceived threat. The kid was pestered, punched in the face, and made fun of repeatedly. Casey responded once with a show of force, which was fully ok in my books. The over protective "walk away from bullies" BS is going to cause the wrong person to be in a lot of trouble.
 
I was bullied as a kid and walked away, it never helped at all to be honest, I wish I'd had the courage back then to do what Casey did!

Thankfully I've learnt how to stand up for myself now and bullying in all its forms isn't an issue (I've heard of some people being horrifically bullied in an work enviroment)
 
flemaldinhio
I was bullied as a kid and walked away, it never helped at all to be honest, I wish I'd had the courage back then to do what Casey did!

Thankfully I've learnt how to stand up for myself now and bullying in all its forms isn't an issue (I've heard of some people being horrifically bullied in an work enviroment)
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I guess I've never been too badly bullied, it happens to everyone but I've never had real bully trouble. I've noticed now that the way I speak is generally enough to get a bully to back down. A little while ago, a girl I know wasn't being left alone by a drunk guy who had not so good intentions for her. This girl is a good friend of mine (hopefully more than a friend down the line), so I stepped in. All I had to do, was grab the guy by the shirt so he knew I meant business, and calmly talk without raising my voice. This is generally how I can defuse most aggressive situations, I'm not really a physically imposing guy (5'10", 205 (fat)), but my voice seems to be intimidating enough. I don't know if it's the tone or my vocabulary, but I find when I speak usually people listen. I think it might just be that the combination of a calm tone and a good vocabulary in the midst of a stressful situation portrays me as confident, so they back down.

However, in the case of Casey and his response, it's obvious that he didn't have confidence in his body language, he was slumping and just letting the small kid beat him up and bark at him. The physical response was the best response at that time, and I count my lucky stars that I've never had a bully get violent with me. If I were to try what Casey did, it wouldn't end well for me. What frustrates me about this whole situation is all of the PC soccer moms saying that violence is never the answer, and to just "walk away" from bullies. That just makes you look weak, and perpetuates the cycle of bullying. What Casey did here ensures that the little skinny kid will never, ever bother him again, and likely won't do a similar thing to someone else for at least a very long time.


TL;DR : I can usually defuse these things with my authoritative voice, but Casey couldn't and made an appropriate response, and won't be bothered again.
 
Noob616
Same. And I haven't ever had to fight back with my fists before (besides hockey), but I let the other person instigate, then respond.
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Agreed, I think standing up for yourself is about self defense and not being the agressor and initiating fights etc
 
I'm glad somethings been done about bullying. I've been bullied at both Primary and Secondary schools (that's elementary and high respectively to Americans), and know how bad it can be, verbally or physically.
 
I've never been bullied for real, but the school I'm in is ruled by gypsy bullies and you know how violent those can be, there has even been a case in which a Math teacher slapped a gypsy which complained to his family which came and killed the teacher. The best thing to do is try to avoid being alone, always stay by your friends in a group.
 

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