Fat kid obliterates bully

[J@3]

This is going to be pretty big over here, I'm sure most of you have seen it already. It's always being taken down from Youtube but it's on Break thankfully..

http://www.break.com/usercontent/2011/3 ... ly-2023234

Thoughts? I think it's bad ass personally. The little faggot was asking for it and got what he deserves, also a big LOL to his taller mate who stepped up and did absolutely nothing. Kinda wish the chubby kid beat the fuck out of him too. The girl at the end says something like "you should back off because he's going to do that to you too" lol. Bullying down here is a pretty big problem, schools/teachers do nothing about it. Essentially the only way to avoid it is to get in with the most popular crowd before you hit high school or to be like me and wind up over 6 feet tall by the time you're 14

[[Q]]

that was awesome. i was kinda hoping the kid would be injured like his head split open or something

[JaoSming]

hahaha

[x-uNdErRaTeD-z]

Total greatness from the big guy. Good job, kid!

[shadowgrin]

That was more enjoyable than the current WWE.

[hova-]

Loving how it hurts so much that he can't even walk properly right after it. Good move

[kibaxx7]

Perfect move by the big kid. He took a punch, and when the bully blinked for a second he was on the air already.

[Martti.]

WIN!

[rise]

It's why you never bully a guy more than twice your size.

Made my day. lol

[Houndy]

The Fatass whooped his ass

[Kenny]

It seems like every school has that weedy little kid that thinks he's bigger than he really is. I heard the kid that put the move on him got suspended, which sucks. People are told to stand up to bullies because they're cowards, but when this kid did, he gets in the most trouble.

Anyway, he moves pretty quick for a guy his size. The tall, skinny dude talking shit made me lol

[rise]

Reminds of this 5'0 white kid freshman at my school who thinks he's real gangster by talking shit to everyone. It was fun to watch him get his ass beat.

[Andrew]

I'm normally not one to advocate violent solutions but I definitely advocate standing up for yourself, especially in light of the way schools so often turn a blind eye to bullying as Jae already mentioned. Good on him for not backing down and defending himself when the bratty kid wouldn't leave him alone.

[Axel The Great]

Yeah, bullying is a pretty big problem here, too. It unfortunately has led to many kids committing suicide. Good move by the fat guy though, I really hate assholes who try to act tough like that, well deserved.

[bowdown]

good shit

[Andrew]

The evening news reported that both kids have been suspended for four days. I guess in a situation like this where both kids got physical the school is forced to take action against them both, but giving the bully the same punishment implies equal responsibility and seems to overlook the broader issue that the kid who snapped has been constantly bullied (a fact confirmed by another kid interviewed for the news report) and was clearly provoked. They seem to be treating it simply as a couple of kids who had a biff and there's clearly more to it than that.

[bowdown]

Thats BS. All this political correctness BS. Whatever happened to teaching kids justice? Why punish them the same? Clearly there was a victim in this scenario. He was mentally and physically provoked (probably over a length of time) and he decided to retaliate. There is a clear abuser and a victim in this story. I dont understand the same punishment for both. Maybe give the fat kid 1 day or something and give the skinny fag a more serious punishment.

[Andrew]

I guess there could be a policy in place that dictates a minimum four day suspension for fighting. Even so I'd argue in favour of an exception for the victim given the circumstances but if rules are rules, fine. Still, I'd be inclined to give the other kid a harsher reprimand and investigating the matter further. If nothing else, I hope they're looking into the history of the kid being bullied and examining any issues with bullying in the school as a whole.

[[Q]]

it's like in the nba when kobe swung at reggie they got seperated and both got the same suspension

[Phil89]

He's lucky he only got a dislocated knee.

[[Q]]

when i saw him get picked up, i was hoping he'd get dumped on his head or neck but secretly i was hoping for a wrestling-style powerbmob.

[koberulz]

I guess there could be a policy in place that dictates a minimum four day suspension for fighting. Even so I'd argue in favour of an exception for the victim given the circumstances but if rules are rules, fine. Still, I'd be inclined to give the other kid a harsher reprimand and investigating the matter further. If nothing else, I hope they're looking into the history of the kid being bullied and examining any issues with bullying in the school as a whole.

Alternatively, the rule could be that regardless of the circumstances, equal suspension is always to be given for all involved. That's how it seems to work these days.

[Oznogrd]

My old school had the rule if you even tried to swing you got the same punishment as the person that hit you. Self defense doesnt exist in American public schools. You get the shit kicked out of you or you get in trouble. Period. Not exactly fair I'd say but hey...rules be rules.

[The X]

That was brilliant

[Andrew]

Alternatively, the rule could be that regardless of the circumstances, equal suspension is always to be given for all involved. That's how it seems to work these days.

It certainly could be. I'd still disagree with the approach.

My old school had the rule if you even tried to swing you got the same punishment as the person that hit you. Self defense doesnt exist in American public schools. You get the shit kicked out of you or you get in trouble. Period. Not exactly fair I'd say but hey...rules be rules.

Essentially leaving kids with a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" kind of choice. I bet the same folks who set rules like that then scratch their heads at every teen suicide with links to bullying, before ultimately blaming those evil video game developers.