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Note: a number of sources are saying that Beast Master Casey has been suspended for 4 days and that the rat boy was suspended for 21. Look around for more sources please. | ||
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samboi
England69 Posts
I was once a little asshole, bit of a bully, karma caught up with me in the form of a broken leg from getting hit by a car while chasing sum1 i bullied. With any luck this kid will learn something from his experience and realise that he fully deserved what happened to him,, BTW i dont really think casey knew what he was doing till he alrdy had the other kid up in the air, and by walking away afterwards proves he just wanted to be left alone, id suspend that other little shit tbh | ||
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Mecker
Sweden219 Posts
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LetoAtreides82
United States1188 Posts
On March 15 2011 03:16 GreEny K wrote: So you want that larger kid to stand there and take the hits just because he knows that he could hurt the smaller child? Yeah ok... That'll happen, I would have done the same thing... Actually I wouldn't have let it get to that point, those other kids have obviously been picking on Casey for a while. The fact that he got suspended is reasonable I suppose, any school has to take action when there are fights and that is standard. However, I would like to see the schools not punish the children that are being bullied just for a while, I guarantee that bullying would stop or at least slow down. Punching and/or kicking is not just standing there and taking the hits. | ||
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buickskylark
Canada664 Posts
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Leporello
United States2845 Posts
Good for that kid for not taking that crap. | ||
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Kennigit
Canada19447 Posts
On March 15 2011 03:10 Almin wrote: Are you fucking serious? How can you compare nearly killing a kid for being punched by this pipsqueak? The fat kid took it too far, and would've gone to jail for it if the smaller kid got seriously hurt. The big kid should've punched/kicked the crap out of him, it would've been easily a KO because of his height/weight. The fat kid took it way too far, but I can't say I would feel bad for the smaller kid, neither of them did the right thing. He didn't nearly kill him. Please calm down. At worst he would have knocked him out or given him a concussion. When you are bullied, you need to shock the crowd to make it stop. Mediocre responses don't work. | ||
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AcrossFiveJulys
United States3612 Posts
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LetoAtreides82
United States1188 Posts
On March 15 2011 03:18 samboi wrote: LOL i wish i cud have been there, i wud have done much worse to that kid in just a punch, he got up after the body slam,,walked around, i dont think all u guys realise that a punch can do just as much damage as a body slam, what if he punched him,,,,he wud have knocked the kid clean out...and he wud have fell and hit his head anyways.. just as much chance of broken neck,, No at worst the kid would get a concussion. | ||
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carloselcoco
United States2302 Posts
On March 15 2011 03:10 Almin wrote: Are you fucking serious? How can you compare nearly killing a kid for being punched by this pipsqueak? The fat kid took it too far, and would've gone to jail for it if the smaller kid got seriously hurt. The big kid should've punched/kicked the crap out of him, it would've been easily a KO because of his height/weight. The fat kid took it way too far, but I can't say I would feel bad for the smaller kid, neither of them did the right thing. LOL! I think you just proved my point. It is quite clear that you were/are a bully. You feel sorry for the bully because he got owned by the bullied kid. Is that bullies #1 fear? BTW, the kid would not have gone to jail if he had killed the guy who was bulling him. He did it in self defense and that gets him out of trouble with the law.  Tell me, a guy with a revolver shoots in the arm another guy for no reason. The wounded guy sees a shotgun, takes it and fires back, killing the guy who first shot him. Would you feel sorry for the guy who died instead of being wounded like he wounded the other guy or would you prise the actions of the guy who killed as an act of self defense? | ||
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Mjolnir
912 Posts
Casey didn't go too far. He didn't know what he was doing, it's not like he tried to drop the other kid on his head. He just reacted, was big enough and strong enough to pick him up, and tried to drop him in some manner that would hurt him and send a messge. Good for him. He just got punched in the face. A clean, straight punch right to his face. Then the stomach. Never mind the mocking going on while it was all happening. Can any of us imagine what his life dealing with those miserable little pricks has been like prior to this video? That little shit got what was coming. The world needs more of that. | ||
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Dubpace
United States251 Posts
I think the punishment is reasonable and necessary. | ||
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Mecker
Sweden219 Posts
How can we expect children to act rationally and not bully others for whatever reason when obviously adults such as ourselves most of the time are equally stupid? | ||
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carloselcoco
United States2302 Posts
On March 15 2011 03:20 Kennigit wrote: He didn't nearly kill him. Please calm down. At worst he would have knocked him out or given him a concussion. When you are bullied, you need to shock the crowd to make it stop. Mediocre responses don't work. Exactly, that is why when i was bullied, I knew i had to go for something that would hurt him way more than he had hurt me, while at the same time incapacitating him so that I could escape unharmed ^^ | ||
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Benjef
United Kingdom6921 Posts
And surprisingly enough when people decided to pick on me for a reaction and I eventually gave a reaction like that. They would back off for a while and then straight back up again trying to make me "crack". | ||
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heishe
Germany2284 Posts
I'm completely behind Casey here. The problem is that mobbing is something that can't be effectively prevented. The desire to be in a socially strong position is in every human being, and there are always going to be persons who try to amplify that sense by mobbing other people and in this way feeling powerful. And there are a ton of issues preventing the effective institutional punishment of bullies. First of all, in most cases, simple shame (again, human nature, nothing bad about being too ashamed to go for help) keeps the victims from simply going to a teacher / parents and tell them what happened. And even if the kid overcomes his shame, most of the time nothing really happens, as there is no effective way to prove the level of bullying that a bully has commited, and as such it's hard to punish a bully (especially since kids who get bullied only once by, lets say, getting their meal stolen are more likely to report it to authorities than long time-mobbing victims. You can't permanently suspend a little kid for doing something stupid that he might even immediately regret himself when coming home ). There are other issues as well, such as the protective parents of the bully etc. I believe mobbing is one case where violence in defense is very justified. The problem is that you usually can't even do that unless you're very enraged, since even most young kids realize that they will face punishment (getting suspended permanently etc.) if they try to defend themselves. It's arguable that Casey went a little bit too far (But I still argue that's not the case), but even if he did - everyone here who accuses him of that doesn't even remotely realize the amount of rage you build up over a very, very long time of being mobbed. There's no rational thought going on in these moments - literally none (I've been in that situation). You literally can't control yourself, even if you're the nicest and most lovely person alive. edit: The video doesn't work anymore, btw. | ||
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
the answer? yes, he was absolutely in the right to do that, it was self defense. | ||
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wswordsmen
United States987 Posts
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irishash
United States285 Posts
On March 15 2011 03:21 Dubpace wrote: I still don't really think violence was the correct answer to a problem like this... I think the punishment is reasonable and necessary. what are you the principal? what do you want him to do, take the punches and abuse then go tell his teacher or dad that some dude just bullied him? lmao how some people can see the same situation so differently is mind boggling. | ||
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Almin
United States583 Posts
On March 15 2011 03:20 Kennigit wrote: He didn't nearly kill him. Please calm down. At worst he would have knocked him out or given him a concussion. When you are bullied, you need to shock the crowd to make it stop. Mediocre responses don't work. Rofl, not to be a jerk, but you're the one who needs to rewatch the video, he could've nearly killed him, the way he picked him up, and the way the kid landed, with different variables, easily could've resulted in the kid breaking his neck. There are plenty of stories out there, one in particular a few months ago, this bride-to-be was having a pool party, for fun her friends push her in the pool without her knowledge. Bam she breaks her neck, in a wheelchair afterwards. Those kinds of moves are dangerous, especially for kids. | ||
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Grettin
42384 Posts
On March 15 2011 03:21 Dubpace wrote: I still don't really think violence was the correct answer to a problem like this... I think the punishment is reasonable and necessary. Punishment? Like some little prick is going to stop when his parents tell him to "not to bully the fat kid, its wrong". Everyone knows how it ends when people just keeps bullying the one and someday, he'll just kill himself or go to school with a gun and you know the rest. Seriously, schools doesn't give a shit about these situations, until its too late. Everyone knows that. | ||
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