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[Elhanan]

Hope these kids take this opp to turn themselves around before they become more obnoxious, entitled, and self-based in their roles in society.

[The Jackal]

This video shows that bullying is a real problem. It's not limited to kids on kids. Or kids on Teachers. Bullying in general is wrong and it works both ways. Some may spark a debate about kids bullying adults. That's an issue but bullying in school is a real issue.

[Nameless one7]

Well, those kids are rotten. I hope they got an appropriate punishment.

[Han Shot First]

Russalka wrote...

Han Shot First wrote...

It is a shame she didn't have grandsons riding that bus.

She said in an interview that her son committed suicide years ago. Those kiddies told her to kill herself among other things.

I just read that in a local newspaper today. When I first watched the video I had no idea that the kids were actually poking fun at the suicide of one of her children. I had just assumed it was another lame insult, much like the 'fat' and 'poor' cracks.

To me that just really hit home that it wasn't just a case of stupid kids doing a really dumb thing. I'm sorry, but you have to be a vile, bottom-dwelling sociopath completely lacking in empathy, to even consider mocking the fact that a relative of the person you are bullying had committed suicide. That is quite a few notches worse than calling someone fat or poor. It is completely beyond the pale.

Modifié par Han Shot First, 24 juin 2012 - 01:33 .

[TEWR]

I highly doubt their apologies were sincere.

[bmwcrazy]

No respect for their elders. Kids will always be kids.

These ones, however, deserve a good beating.

[Fallstar]

There were kids like that at my high school (doubt you could find one without them), but our headteacher was always very worried about the school's reputation etc. and would suspend or expel students for things like this, sometimes for things they did outside of the school as well.

[wsandista]

Blacklash93 wrote...

Is it really this bad in most places? I'm glad I never saw anything like this growing up. I've seen a fair share of disrespect toward elders and staff of the education system (though not to this degree and out of cruelty) and it was always promptly dealt with.

Where the hell did you grow up? This is pretty mild teasing.

[Nameless one7]

wsandista wrote...

Blacklash93 wrote...

Is it really this bad in most places? I'm glad I never saw anything like this growing up. I've seen a fair share of disrespect toward elders and staff of the education system (though not to this degree and out of cruelty) and it was always promptly dealt with.

Where the hell did you grow up? This is pretty mild teasing.

I wouldn't call telling someone their family committing suicide is because they don't want to be around them is mild when a family member did committ suicide.

[Chromie]

Nameless one7 wrote...I wouldn't call telling someone their family committing suicide is because they don't want to be around them is mild when a family member did committ suicide.

It's better than be killed for holding you brother which other people took as them being a gay couple. This is definitely mild compared to what other stuff have happened around my area.

Modifié par Skelter192, 24 juin 2012 - 12:40 .

[deuce985]

Wow, that's absolutely horrible.

How can the world have such terrible people...

That video is depressing, I had to stop watching it halfway through.

Modifié par deuce985, 24 juin 2012 - 12:42 .

[GodWood]

Nameless one7 wrote...
I wouldn't call telling someone their family committing suicide is because they don't want to be around them is mild when a family member did committ suicide.

It's like you've never caught a school bus before.

[wsandista]

Nameless one7 wrote...

wsandista wrote...

Blacklash93 wrote...

Is it really this bad in most places? I'm glad I never saw anything like this growing up. I've seen a fair share of disrespect toward elders and staff of the education system (though not to this degree and out of cruelty) and it was always promptly dealt with.

Where the hell did you grow up? This is pretty mild teasing.

I wouldn't call telling someone their family committing suicide is because they don't want to be around them is mild when a family member did committ suicide.

I don't know if the kids knew that. When I was still in highschool(2 years ago) telling someone to kill themselves or that their loved ones should kill themselves was pretty mild. It is just name-calling after all. It isn't like they bashed her head with something(happened to a friend), slashed her tires(happened to me). That **** is a lot worse than having some white kids **** at you for 10 minutes.

Skelter192 wrote...

It's better than be killed for holding you brother which other people took as them being a gay couple. This is definitely mild compared to what other stuff have happened around my area.

Yep, some people really need to look at the real world.

Modifié par wsandista, 24 juin 2012 - 12:44 .

[Dave of Canada]

In middle school, I was told to kill myself and people celebrated my father who passed away. I simply laughed it off. I've seen four year olds threaten to kill other students and I've seen one brandishing a knife (though that was taken away and the parents were furious at the teacher for taking the kid's knife).

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 24 juin 2012 - 12:46 .

[deuce985]

wsandista wrote...

Nameless one7 wrote...

wsandista wrote...

Blacklash93 wrote...

Is it really this bad in most places? I'm glad I never saw anything like this growing up. I've seen a fair share of disrespect toward elders and staff of the education system (though not to this degree and out of cruelty) and it was always promptly dealt with.

Where the hell did you grow up? This is pretty mild teasing.

I wouldn't call telling someone their family committing suicide is because they don't want to be around them is mild when a family member did committ suicide.

I don't know if the kids knew that. When I was still in highschool(2 years ago) telling someone to kill themselves or that their loved ones should kill themselves was pretty mild. It is just name-calling after all. It isn't like they bashed her head with something(happened to a friend), slashed her tires(happened to me). That **** is a lot worse than having some white kids **** at you for 10 minutes.

Skelter192 wrote...

It's better than be killed for holding you brother which other people took as them being a gay couple. This is definitely mild compared to what other stuff have happened around my area.

Yep, some people really need to look at the real world.

Why did you have to bring race in that quote? Like it matters?

[Rockworm503]

wsandista wrote...

Nameless one7 wrote...

wsandista wrote...

Blacklash93 wrote...

Is it really this bad in most places? I'm glad I never saw anything like this growing up. I've seen a fair share of disrespect toward elders and staff of the education system (though not to this degree and out of cruelty) and it was always promptly dealt with.

Where the hell did you grow up? This is pretty mild teasing.

I wouldn't call telling someone their family committing suicide is because they don't want to be around them is mild when a family member did committ suicide.

I don't know if the kids knew that. When I was still in highschool(2 years ago) telling someone to kill themselves or that their loved ones should kill themselves was pretty mild. It is just name-calling after all. It isn't like they bashed her head with something(happened to a friend), slashed her tires(happened to me). That **** is a lot worse than having some white kids **** at you for 10 minutes.

Skelter192 wrote...

It's better than be killed for holding you brother which other people took as them being a gay couple. This is definitely mild compared to what other stuff have happened around my area.

Yep, some people really need to look at the real world.

Are you saying that my high school experience wasn't the real world because I only had one death threat and the bullys ONLY kicked me in the nuts a few times?

[Dave of Canada]

jreezy wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...
I've seen four year olds threaten to kill other students and I've seen one brandishing a knife...

Really? What year was this?

Three years ago, used to ride a bus which passed by the kid's school and when he went onboard, he started screaming extremely loudly at another kid and reached into his backpack for the knife. Other guy thankfully took it away from him, which caused the kid to scream even louder. Dropped him off at his school, which prompted the parents to yell severely at the bus driver the next day.

Filament wrote...

Apparently it's only the real world if it's comparable to the worst thing a given person has ever seen happen, otherwise it's all perfectly acceptable behavior because it's not like there are degrees of douchebaggery or anything.

 

Douchebaggery is unacceptable in general, though there's some times where things are common-place enough that you can't understand why everybody else is flabbergasted that it occurs, let alone donate so much money towards it.

What occured to this woman is common-place in every school (except college) I've been to, yet I see no controversey about that.

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 24 juin 2012 - 12:56 .

[Rockworm503]

Filament wrote...

Apparently it's only the real world if it's comparable to the worst thing a given person has ever seen happen, otherwise it's all perfectly acceptable behavior because it's not like there are degrees of douchebaggery or anything.

RIGHT?  It seems I should've given that kid the benefit of the doubt when he pulled out a knife on me in class that one time.  Instead of go to the police about it I should've understood that some schools have it worse and that was mild.

[wsandista]

deuce985 wrote...

wsandista wrote...

Nameless one7 wrote...

wsandista wrote...

Blacklash93 wrote...

Is it really this bad in most places? I'm glad I never saw anything like this growing up. I've seen a fair share of disrespect toward elders and staff of the education system (though not to this degree and out of cruelty) and it was always promptly dealt with.

Where the hell did you grow up? This is pretty mild teasing.

I wouldn't call telling someone their family committing suicide is because they don't want to be around them is mild when a family member did committ suicide.

I don't know if the kids knew that. When I was still in highschool(2 years ago) telling someone to kill themselves or that their loved ones should kill themselves was pretty mild. It is just name-calling after all. It isn't like they bashed her head with something(happened to a friend), slashed her tires(happened to me). That **** is a lot worse than having some white kids **** at you for 10 minutes.

Skelter192 wrote...

It's better than be killed for holding you brother which other people took as them being a gay couple. This is definitely mild compared to what other stuff have happened around my area.

Yep, some people really need to look at the real world.

Why did you have to bring race in that quote? Like it matters?

Because it's true.

The town is mostly white, median income is higher than the national average, and % living below the poverty line is lower than the national average.

Is what I've said any less true? I got the **** beat out of me 4 times in highschool, nobody posted a video and donated 600k to me.

[wsandista]

Rockworm503 wrote...

wsandista wrote...

Nameless one7 wrote...

wsandista wrote...

Blacklash93 wrote...

Is it really this bad in most places? I'm glad I never saw anything like this growing up. I've seen a fair share of disrespect toward elders and staff of the education system (though not to this degree and out of cruelty) and it was always promptly dealt with.

Where the hell did you grow up? This is pretty mild teasing.

I wouldn't call telling someone their family committing suicide is because they don't want to be around them is mild when a family member did committ suicide.

I don't know if the kids knew that. When I was still in highschool(2 years ago) telling someone to kill themselves or that their loved ones should kill themselves was pretty mild. It is just name-calling after all. It isn't like they bashed her head with something(happened to a friend), slashed her tires(happened to me). That **** is a lot worse than having some white kids **** at you for 10 minutes.

Skelter192 wrote...

It's better than be killed for holding you brother which other people took as them being a gay couple. This is definitely mild compared to what other stuff have happened around my area.

Yep, some people really need to look at the real world.

Are you saying that my high school experience wasn't the real world because I only had one death threat and the bullys ONLY kicked me in the nuts a few times?

No. I'm saying that donating 600k to an old lady for taking 10 minutes of verbal abuse is ridiculous. Much worse **** happens to people and they don't get a fraction of what she got.

[Rockworm503]

wsandista wrote...

deuce985 wrote...

wsandista wrote...

Nameless one7 wrote...

wsandista wrote...

Blacklash93 wrote...

Is it really this bad in most places? I'm glad I never saw anything like this growing up. I've seen a fair share of disrespect toward elders and staff of the education system (though not to this degree and out of cruelty) and it was always promptly dealt with.

Where the hell did you grow up? This is pretty mild teasing.

I wouldn't call telling someone their family committing suicide is because they don't want to be around them is mild when a family member did committ suicide.

I don't know if the kids knew that. When I was still in highschool(2 years ago) telling someone to kill themselves or that their loved ones should kill themselves was pretty mild. It is just name-calling after all. It isn't like they bashed her head with something(happened to a friend), slashed her tires(happened to me). That **** is a lot worse than having some white kids **** at you for 10 minutes.

Skelter192 wrote...

It's better than be killed for holding you brother which other people took as them being a gay couple. This is definitely mild compared to what other stuff have happened around my area.

Yep, some people really need to look at the real world.

Why did you have to bring race in that quote? Like it matters?

Because it's true.

The town is mostly white, median income is higher than the national average, and % living below the poverty line is lower than the national average.

Is what I've said any less true? I got the **** beat out of me 4 times in highschool, nobody posted a video and donated 600k to me.

I was lucky that the bullys never actually beat me up though they did kick me in my manhood a few times (everyone got a kick out of it)  My friend had it worse.  They actually did beat him up but he got tough and broke a kids collar bone.  I wasn't there to witness it but no one touched him since.  My friend had the worst at my school and he didn't take crap from anyone.  Hell even playing around with him might get a punch and they hurt even when he's holding back.  Now looking back it was stupid kids being stupid and as far as I know he still keeps in touch with these people we're adults and we know we did stupid things back then.
I'm aware that I had it mild but that doesn't make any of it right.