and he got suspended for his troubles, the little kid always picked on him and got what he deserved imo.
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and he got suspended for his troubles, the little kid always picked on him and got what he deserved imo.
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Little shithead got what he deserved.
That's a real rough part of Sydney.The fat kid got suspended for defending himself but that's what the politically correct want,the arse holes.
Sure as hell did!Quote:
Originally Posted by gamma aries
I hear the other kid Ritchard was also suspended. But not for very long. 4 days I think.
Just goes to show you...Be very careful who you fuck with! :rock2
HAHAHA epic. I saw the original version and thought it was great but that's just awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by Infern0
I'll just what I told my friend Katie Ayanami when she posted the video on Facebook:
The fat kid did exactly what he was supposed to do. He took out the bullies himself. You can't rely on the schools, parents or police to deal with bullying. They will not help you. I know this from my own childhood experience with bullying. You need to use a display of force to stop the bullying, and by throwing that fucker into the cement, he will not be bullied ever again. The suspension of the victim additionally just goes to show how much the school systems totally disregard the bullying crisis. If I was his mother I would take him out to lunch, buy a gift and maybe get some tickets to a WWE event.
Good for him.
Same thing happened to me in middle school , teachers didn't do shit so one day i had enough and when Mrs. Keller left the room i got up and flipped his desk over on it's side w/ him sitting in it and he began to cry in front of the entire class.
After that he wanted to be my friend :shrug:
I'm glad the kid stood up for himself. Good for him. I could watch this video over and over again.
That's the way it always seems to work, some little puke pushes a big guy too many times and when the big guy loses his cool and takes care of business, then the authorities land on him. That was the way it was when I was in school, that's the way it was with my nephew, except that in addition to a suspension, he got arrested and put on six months probation. Apparently kids can't fight anymore, the police get involved now. And the schools are trying to stay out of it, because so many parents can't seem to believe that little Johnny or Jenny can be a holy terror at school. It wouldn't surprise me if the bigger kids's parents end up being sued.:bs::pissed:Quote:
Originally Posted by kittyKaiti