Is this the way to deal with a bully?

[19210]

Texas suspends teachers who had kids hit 6-year-old 'bully' - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser

I think the kid got off easy, I say water board him! O'doyle RULES!!

Actually, I'm sure teachers get tired of kids being bullies and the parents not doing anything about it. So the kids continue to do it, but they can't act like it's the wild west. Kind of a tough call these days.

I know of a kid who is being a bully and he's choked out a few kids (almost to the point of passing out) and the only punishment he got was to write an apology note.

[BooneCy]

Well is the justice? When I was a kid and a friend was getting bullied, you got someone to "distract" the teacher and you a bunch of buddies go and bring the pain on the bully. You know, like prison!

[snowcraig2.0]

Maybe you should stop placing the blame on the bully and start placing the blame on the kids that don't have enough confidence to defend themselves? Man up and confront the bully instead of being a whiney little ***** and crying to anyone that will listen.

Just playing devil's advocate, but your response is no less ridiculous than mine.

I agree 100%. I am just speaking from the point of disciplining the bully.

[VeloClone]

Only 1 way to deal with a bully:

bully gets body slam - YouTube

I'm glad that kid wasn't permanently injured because he could have easily come down on his head. However, that is one bully who will think twice next time.

[00clone]

Well is the justice? When I was a kid and a friend was getting bullied, you got someone to "distract" the teacher and you a bunch of buddies go and bring the pain on the bully. You know, like prison!

Ding, Ding! Winner. The teachers orchestrating it is teaching the victims that they can't handle it on their own. Plus, the teachers shouldn't be condoning violence. But if they don't see it....wink-wink.

[VeloClone]

Texas suspends teachers who had kids hit 6-year-old 'bully' - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser

I'll bet some of the kids who "didn't want to hit him but were afraid not to" were also some of the ones who hit him twice. Yeah, I want to get my licks in, but I'm not going to admit I enjoyed getting back at him.

[madcityCY]

Concealed carry for kids. That will stop bullying.

[Acylum]

I'm glad that kid wasn't permanently injured because he could have easily come down on his head. However, that is one bully who will think twice next time.

Assuming the video picks up where everything started and the bully just started whacking the guy for no reason, I couldn't care less if he got his head split open.

[CYCLNST8]

In high school we had a kid just tourture the little helpless nerdy kids. Would just break their stuff and push them down. A kid i knew went and hid outside his house w a ball bat and waited for him to come home and beat the crap out of him. Broke his arm fractured ribs ect. He was wearing a ski mask and all black ect. He told the kid if his bullying persisted, he wouldnt survive the next attack. The kid never did anything in school again. He did however stab a guy something like 12 times in a mcdonalds a few years later.

That kid's my hero. Wish I would've thought of that in middle school. When I got to high school, bullying wasn't much of a problem anymore (as far as I could tell). Bullying was "lame."

[longtimeclone]

To an extent I wish we could go back to the days where kids where scared of their parents and teachers as a society.....there would be ton more respect IMO. And yes there are many parents that raise great kids and are doing it right. But there are tons that are just jerk offs.

My dad and uncles went to a school which was run by nuns. Think something like this:



They have some pretty good stories about doing something they weren't suppose which would caused them to be whipped. I know one of my uncles was beat so hard that the nun broke her stick. I can't remember if he was left off easy or he was beaten more by another nun. There was another time when one was beaten for something they didn't do. When the nun figured it out, my uncle said that kid couldn't sit down for a week. Yeah I don't think there was much bullying then but my uncles went to a school came made up of a bunch farm families so usually there was an older brother or sister to keep watch.

Yeah times are a lot different now.

[bringmagicback]

That kid's my hero. Wish I would've thought of that in middle school. When I got to high school, bullying wasn't much of a problem anymore (as far as I could tell). Bullying was "lame."

Ya the kid that did it was someone that you would never have expected would do something like that. We found out later that he was a little nutty, but in a good way.

[mramseyISU]

Our shop teacher used to keep an idiot stick for kids like this. Normally getting whacked by that once was enough.

[Tre4ISU]

I'm only 25 but I don't remember much bullying. I mean, there was a little here and there but it wasn't a weekly occurance. One time, though me and a group of 5 of my friends got called into the principles office for bullying. None of us knew exactly what we had done. Well, we got in there and she started listing off things we had done to other kids. We went through the whole list and in every event, one of us did it to each other. These things were harmless. We filled a kids back see with corn chafe. We filled one's with leaves. We hid a car, but it was all done to people within the group. It turns out an aid on a power trip kept track of all this stuff however never kept track of who things were done to, just who did them. In high school, thats what we did and it was a blast.

[Cyclonepride]

Only 1 way to deal with a bully:

bully gets body slam - YouTube

I still find this hilarious.

[isufan]

I still find this hilarious.

Me too. That is awesome.