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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

So what's everyones thoughts on the 16 year old who assaulted the 15 year old Syrian kid (who had one hand in a cast)? Are they right to charge him? Should he be dealt with by the authorities? Should it be dealt with by the school?

I completely agree with him being made an example of. He deserves whatever punishment comes his way. I've been bullied in the past when at school for being a minority and although I could handle myself I was always worried about the backlash I may face being the only Indian kid in a school of 1400 students. Bullies need to be stamped out and harsh punishments are needed. This is just my opinion though.

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By *harpDressed ManMan
over a year ago

Here occasionally, but mostly somewhere else

There are no easy answers in these situations, and no winner, whatever the outcome.

Sometimes, life is just shit, and all you can hope for is that "sometimes" doesn't last too long.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"There are no easy answers in these situations, and no winner, whatever the outcome.

Sometimes, life is just shit, and all you can hope for is that "sometimes" doesn't last too long.

"

I get what you're saying mate. I just think bullies all need to be dealt with early or they'll carry in through life thinking it's ok. In this scenario the poor kid gets man handled to the floor with a broken hand and water poured over him. How is that right or acceptable?!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm not charging him!

He is a bully who needs to learn his lesson.

He's a twat who can't fight and picks on weaker people.

But it's a bottle of fucking water on someone's head! And a push! Between 2 schoolboys!

Clearly the PC media has gone ape shit just because the other kid is Syrian..

Violent boys who can't fight and bully other kids? I would give him detention and make him play combat sports with better people untill he learns his lesson.

This should be controlled in schools. But because liberals and the left have ruined the education system ALL BRITISH STATE SCHOOLS ARE ZOOS AND THE TEACHERS AREN'T RESPECTED/ALLOWED TO DO THEIR JOB!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I want to see a knockout or a solid strike before it's "assault" between teenage boys.

This is pathetic because it's not even as bad as a wedgie or getting tango'ed.

It's a waterfight.

And I would intervene if I was the teacher to punish the bully. But not police action.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I'm not charging him!

He is a bully who needs to learn his lesson.

He's a twat who can't fight and picks on weaker people.

But it's a bottle of fucking water on someone's head! And a push! Between 2 schoolboys!

Clearly the PC media has gone ape shit just because the other kid is Syrian..

Violent boys who can't fight and bully other kids? I would give him detention and make him play combat sports with better people untill he learns his lesson.

This should be controlled in schools. But because liberals and the left have ruined the education system ALL BRITISH STATE SCHOOLS ARE ZOOS AND THE TEACHERS AREN'T RESPECTED/ALLOWED TO DO THEIR JOB!

"

Yeah I totally agree mate. I think the bullying fuckers need boot camp style discipline. I know the Americans are way out there sometimes (a discussion for another day) but I saw a programme based in America recently where bullies and petty criminals in their early teens were sent to a high security prison where gangsters, murderers etc were housed. With the assistance of boot camp style officers the prisoners gave these teenagers a real grilling and even scared the hell out of some of the kids and really set them straight. Wouldn't be such a bad idea over here.

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By *xMFM3sumsxxWoman
over a year ago

SouthWest Lancashire

Yeah they should charge him. He should be dealt with and schools can't usually sort out bullies.

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By *rankyJAYMan
over a year ago

jarrow

Does none of you guys know the victim refugee was facing a backlash off the older guy for beating up a girl.

The refugee and his friends (5 girls) beat up and bullied a young girl (14) who had to be home schooled because she feared going back to school.

Also the refugee threatened to stab the older guy before he threw water over him and grabbed him by the throat.

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By *agneto.Man
over a year ago

Bham

Yes they're right to charge him. This happens in a city centre on a Friday night, you're getting arrested. Happens at school and you get a detention.

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

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He comes from a family that get themselves into trouble so it’s what he’s used to most likely.

I’m never really sure why people expect teachers to resolve the all these issues. Pupils are at school for 190 days out of 365. Parents should parent which means in some cases people need to be taught how to parent. That’s the answer the most of these issues.

As for this lad, yes he should be charged. The most distressing part was the fact that this boy didn’t even attempt to retaliate. That’s fear. Awful and sad. But remember this is just one incident that hits the social media cycle, it’s happening everywhere, every day.

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By *he Mac LassWoman
over a year ago

Hefty Hideaway

He’s 16. If he’s mature enough to kick 7 bells out of someone he is definitely mature enough for the consequences.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I agree with you all. The little shit needs to be charged. If he's big enough to do that to someone then he's big enough to face the consequences.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

I prefer to let the police sort it out, than be guided by armchair detectives in here.

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By *dward_TeagueMan
over a year ago

wolverhampton

Why has it taken so long for this to go viral? I think the incident happened in late October so it’s a month before it hit the national headlines.

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By *aekaeWoman
over a year ago

Between a cock and a soft place


"I'm not charging him!

He is a bully who needs to learn his lesson.

He's a twat who can't fight and picks on weaker people.

But it's a bottle of fucking water on someone's head! And a push! Between 2 schoolboys!

Clearly the PC media has gone ape shit just because the other kid is Syrian..

Violent boys who can't fight and bully other kids? I would give him detention and make him play combat sports with better people untill he learns his lesson.

This should be controlled in schools. But because liberals and the left have ruined the education system ALL BRITISH STATE SCHOOLS ARE ZOOS AND THE TEACHERS AREN'T RESPECTED/ALLOWED TO DO THEIR JOB!

"

Teach a bully combat sports?

Genius idea.......

Whst could possibly go wrong.

You're going to rattle on about discipline and self control mow. You can't force someone to learn combat sports.

And there's no such thing as combat sports. They're two different things.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If you can't do the time don't do the crime

I say prosecute or he'll upgrade to knives like all the others before you know it .

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By * and M lookingCouple
over a year ago

Worcester

Hopefully the CPS will not follow the heard and dismiss it for what it is.

A media witch hunt and fund raising campaign.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

That only shows one side of the story,dont be to quick to judge.get all the facts first

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

You can't fire with fire so although the poor lad who was attacked didn't retaliate he did the right thing. These bullies will face karma one day.

When I was bullied for being a minority I somehow used to know the popular guy in the year above. When I say I knew him, we'd acknowledge eachother, the head now type of acknowledge ment. You've all seen the type of guy I'm talking about...popular, everyone wants to be associated with him, girls around him etc. Well I found that not even my closet friends dared to speak up for me as they probably felt they would face a backlash. This one popular lad found out that during our lunch break that someone had called me a p*** (I love how a lot of ignorant people think all brown skinned people are from only one country) and thrown a dustbin at me and then kicked me to the floor. Before lessons started again this lad managed to find the bully and didn't attack him, he just publicly humiliated him by making him apologise to me infront of a crowd of about 400 people who had formed. I've always looked back and thought wow, what a person it takes to stick his neck out for someone who is a minority and who he doesn't know all that well. That's one way to fight a bully. Needless to say that said bully always looked at the floor as I walked past him from them on.

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By *oan of DArcCouple
over a year ago

Glasgow


"Hopefully the CPS will not follow the heard and dismiss it for what it is.

A media witch hunt and fund raising campaign."

Oh and a vulnerable boy with a broken wrist who's (allegedly) been subject to a sustained period of bullying..what would you like to see the CPS 'dismiss for what it is'?

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By *oan of DArcCouple
over a year ago

Glasgow


"

Clearly the PC media has gone ape shit just because the other kid is Syrian..

"

Imagine how 'apeshit' the un-pc media would have gone if it had been the other way round.

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By *oan of DArcCouple
over a year ago

Glasgow


"Does none of you guys know the victim refugee was facing a backlash off the older guy for beating up a girl.

The refugee and his friends (5 girls) beat up and bullied a young girl (14) who had to be home schooled because she feared going back to school.

Also the refugee threatened to stab the older guy before he threw water over him and grabbed him by the throat. "

The only source I've seen promoting this account is Tommy Robinson, what next Nick Griffin says something lary about Africans?

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Leave it to those in the know to sort out.

Too much what ifs and rumour going on.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Does none of you guys know the victim refugee was facing a backlash off the older guy for beating up a girl.

The refugee and his friends (5 girls) beat up and bullied a young girl (14) who had to be home schooled because she feared going back to school.

Also the refugee threatened to stab the older guy before he threw water over him and grabbed him by the throat.

The only source I've seen promoting this account is Tommy Robinson, what next Nick Griffin says something lary about Africans? "

What I find dubious about that version of events, is the fact that the boy filmed this attack after he had already been interviewed by the police about a previous attack. Whether it's a case of bullying or a feud, that's an incredibly stupid thing to do.

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham


"So what's everyones thoughts on the 16 year old who assaulted the 15 year old Syrian kid (who had one hand in a cast)? Are they right to charge him? Should he be dealt with by the authorities? Should it be dealt with by the school?

I completely agree with him being made an example of. He deserves whatever punishment comes his way. I've been bullied in the past when at school for being a minority and although I could handle myself I was always worried about the backlash I may face being the only Indian kid in a school of 1400 students. Bullies need to be stamped out and harsh punishments are needed. This is just my opinion though. "

I think in this day and age, yes it is right. The schools are powerless to punish the kid, the parents obviously cant do anything as they more than likely don't know about it.

Lets hope this carries on for a lot of other issues that happen in schools.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

A fight in a school playground. Why are we even talking about it?

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"A fight in a school playground. Why are we even talking about it?

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It was a totally one sided event and couldn't be deemed a fight. The direct answer to your question is that the perpetrator was dumb enough to allow it to be filmed.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Does none of you guys know the victim refugee was facing a backlash off the older guy for beating up a girl.

The refugee and his friends (5 girls) beat up and bullied a young girl (14) who had to be home schooled because she feared going back to school.

Also the refugee threatened to stab the older guy before he threw water over him and grabbed him by the throat.

The only source I've seen promoting this account is Tommy Robinson, what next Nick Griffin says something lary about Africans? "

Yaxley has already admitted that he was duped and that the story of the Syrian boy beating up a white girl was bollocks. It never happened.

Glad you're ready to believe all crap that is promoted by racists but actual filmed violence, this you question! sheesh

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By *tace 309TV/TS
over a year ago

durham


"I prefer to let the police sort it out, than be guided by armchair detectives in here.

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the police are too busy investigating that pint of milk that was stolen .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If this happens in the street the perpetrator would be arrested. Maybe this would sort him out before he takes another step out of line and does something worse.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Lock him up throw away the key..If your hard enough to beat up a kid with a broken arm your hard enough for detention centre .

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By *anana JoeMan
over a year ago

Sheffield

The bullies need taking out of the school fort a start then some no holds bared counselling for both bully and parents to let them know in no uncertain terms its not acceptable behaviour.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

From the point of view of a mother whose child was regularly bullied in yrs 7 & 8, i would say let the police handle it as they have far more power than teachers do anyway..

They sorted my childs bullies out by giving them a version of an ASBO, which goes on record, and speaking to the parents... who were suitably mortified

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Assault is assault

If a 15yr old robbed a car should he het charged cos hes only 15 corse he should

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"From the point of view of a mother whose child was regularly bullied in yrs 7 & 8, i would say let the police handle it as they have far more power than teachers do anyway..

They sorted my childs bullies out by giving them a version of an ASBO, which goes on record, and speaking to the parents... who were suitably mortified "

Sadly in this case I think the parents would be secretly proud of their son.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

A few secrets racists in here that so wish they could say what they really mean

On the little prick he should be sent to the local amateur boxing club and get in the ring with someone same age and size but with 1 arm tied around his back see how long before he starts crying for his mummy

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By *ysterious-MidnightCouple
over a year ago

Middlesbrough

Seeing that video is heart breaking and not only the bully but the school (since it was clearly an on going issue) and the bystanders should also be held accountable in some way.

The police should be charging the bully to the fullest extent possible in my opinion. This was not some harmless school yard antics as others have suggested, it was a premeditated attack on a vulnerable person.

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By *ike676767Man
over a year ago

Near Taunton

If it was on school premises in school time leave to school to discipline. Thet know the line between high jinks, bullying and assault.

Police have far more pressing matters to deal with leave them out.

Would this be so widely reported if it the victim was white ???

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By *irestorm 500Couple
over a year ago

coventry


"From the point of view of a mother whose child was regularly bullied in yrs 7 & 8, i would say let the police handle it as they have far more power than teachers do anyway..

They sorted my childs bullies out by giving them a version of an ASBO, which goes on record, and speaking to the parents... who were suitably mortified "

My son suffered from bullying in senior school and has suffered from panic attacks since so I say let the police deal x storm x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yes! Do the crime, get f****d!

A 16 year old is not a child.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"The bullies need taking out of the school fort a start then some no holds bared counselling for both bully and parents to let them know in no uncertain terms its not acceptable behaviour. "

I sometimes where the kids get it from...it's how they've been brought up. They learn this in their own homes. Bullies and parents alike need to be put right.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


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Would this be so widely reported if it the victim was white ??? "

Nope, in Durham a large group of teenagers attacked police with bricks, fireworks, punches and kicks. The police solution was to text the parents and ask them to come pick their little darlings up and take them home to their warm beds.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester

Bullying is a despicable crime and at 16 the little shit is old enough to be punished .

It’s a bloody shame he can’t be made to suffer the same type of pain ( emotionally ) that the poor kid will have suffered . The Syrian lad simply got up and walked away . Why didn’t any of the other kids see us he was ok ?

I absolutely detest bullies , and feel for anyone suffering the physical and emotional pain that bulling causes .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

it's the filming of violence with the intent to publically stream it via mainstream media sites on the internet, that is by far the most sinister element of this and many other cases of violence ... only a wacko would want to undertake such a thing and the voyeurs who actively seek to watch the content can be considered equally wacko and morally bankrupt also ... grim

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By *unkym34Man
over a year ago

London

So unfortunately this is video that has been picked up by the media and is being splashed everywhere. These types of videos unfortunately and disgustingly are everywhere now days but police do not get involved they leave into the schools in fact there is lots worse and authorities do not get involved which is disgusting. This video is being used as some one has decided to label it racist which in fact no one knows if it is or not. There is two sides to every story and bulling is wrong no matter what however what happened in that video I do not think should be a police matter unless the school find there to be more to it and worse.

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By *assionate1971Man
over a year ago

Herts

Crime is a crime,whoever does , teenager or who is on way to grave yard , doesn’t matter

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By *alandNitaCouple
over a year ago

Scunthorpe


"it's the filming of violence with the intent to publically stream it via mainstream media sites on the internet, that is by far the most sinister element of this and many other cases of violence ... only a wacko would want to undertake such a thing and the voyeurs who actively seek to watch the content can be considered equally wacko and morally bankrupt also ... grim "

The videoing is a common thing... they used to call it "happy slapping" and the intention is that the bullies use it to spread the victims humiliation... sometimes though they send it to someone who has some moral integrity and they get offended. That's what has happened here, with the video being shared virally with messages of discus.

And to those who say would you have had the same uproar if the roles were reversed... you just need to look at the thousands of fake news stories all over social media showing "immigrants" doing every evil under the sun to get your answer there.

Cal

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"it's the filming of violence with the intent to publically stream it via mainstream media sites on the internet, that is by far the most sinister element of this and many other cases of violence ... only a wacko would want to undertake such a thing and the voyeurs who actively seek to watch the content can be considered equally wacko and morally bankrupt also ... grim

The videoing is a common thing... they used to call it "happy slapping" and the intention is that the bullies use it to spread the victims humiliation... sometimes though they send it to someone who has some moral integrity and they get offended. That's what has happened here, with the video being shared virally with messages of discus.

And to those who say would you have had the same uproar if the roles were reversed... you just need to look at the thousands of fake news stories all over social media showing "immigrants" doing every evil under the sun to get your answer there.

Cal"

and that's exactly what makes the perpertrators and voyeurs so sinister and mentally disturbed

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"it's the filming of violence with the intent to publically stream it via mainstream media sites on the internet, that is by far the most sinister element of this and many other cases of violence ... only a wacko would want to undertake such a thing and the voyeurs who actively seek to watch the content can be considered equally wacko and morally bankrupt also ... grim "

I agree with you here mate. The bullies record it to humiliate the poor innocent victims but karma is a b!tch and it's these same videos that allow the authorities to catch the perpetrators as they can be identified. The bullies aren't as smart as they think they are. Infact they aren't smart full stop.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

I see the mother of the child accused of bullying was herself convicted quite recently of racially-aggravated abuse and fined. Sounds like a lovely home.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I see the mother of the child accused of bullying was herself convicted quite recently of racially-aggravated abuse and fined. Sounds like a lovely home. "

Exactly my point. This kind of stuff starts at home.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

When I was young...

I got beat up in the park then they got wires, tied me up and basicly crucified me against the bandstand.

I was beaten up and humiliated and left untill someone found me.

Some people are "snowflakes" they immagine whatever happened to them was worse than what happened to someone else.

A bottle of water on your head is hardly comparable...

I was thrown off a hill them I was kicked to a pulp and my spine hurt so badly I couldn't jog for 3 weeks.

I had this type of thing quite regular. Nobody likes the autistic (even the teachers).

I'm not shedding a year for someone who was called a nasty name once or had a bottle of water on the head....

Frankly the claims people make about how they were bullied as children are frequently pathetic.

My dad said more children need to be bullied so they are more humble as adults.

Because half the complaints I've herd so far are from cry babies.

It's a big deal for narcasists to claim they had it worse than anyone else.

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By *ysterious-MidnightCouple
over a year ago

Middlesbrough


"When I was young...

I got beat up in the park then they got wires, tied me up and basicly crucified me against the bandstand.

I was beaten up and humiliated and left untill someone found me.

Some people are "snowflakes" they immagine whatever happened to them was worse than what happened to someone else.

A bottle of water on your head is hardly comparable...

I was thrown off a hill them I was kicked to a pulp and my spine hurt so badly I couldn't jog for 3 weeks.

I had this type of thing quite regular. Nobody likes the autistic (even the teachers).

I'm not shedding a year for someone who was called a nasty name once or had a bottle of water on the head....

Frankly the claims people make about how they were bullied as children are frequently pathetic.

My dad said more children need to be bullied so they are more humble as adults.

Because half the complaints I've herd so far are from cry babies.

It's a big deal for narcasists to claim they had it worse than anyone else.

"

Your dad sounds like a charming man! Bullying doesn't make 'humble' adults, ridiculous. no wonder there's a mental health crisis among children and adults with these sorts of attitudes.

Also you refer to narcasists when in your post you refer to yourself having it worse than the boy in the video! I think its wrong for you to dismiss his experiences because you might have had it worse

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By *rJackMrsDanielsCouple
over a year ago

norton


"He’s 16. If he’s mature enough to kick 7 bells out of someone he is definitely mature enough for the consequences. "

Life if full of choices and when we make the wrong ones we should face the consequences 100% just like we embrace the joys of making the right ones

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By *2000ManMan
over a year ago

Worthing

Most bullies are cowards deep down. My mother was given hell at school by one individual until she'd had enough and wacked her one. The bullying stopped.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't "dismiss" his experience with bullying.

I merely present the obvious fact this is for school to punish children harshly for these things.

Instead the Labour party and left wing teachers have destroyed the education system and turned schools into zoos.

Now they want police to start intervening when a boy pours water on anouther boys head?

The school should do something like boxing and beastings. That's what they did in better times.

Police don't need to be involved. Schools are supposed to be respectable institutions but now politicly correct teachers aren't allowed to correct bad behaviour appropriately.

I've worked in schools in UK and Thailand. British schools are like zoos with no discipline because it's so heavily regulated by left wing people who are incompitent.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Why are the children using phones anyway?

It's because the teachers have no authority.

The "bully" is hardly growing up in an environment where there is order..

He might have anti social personality disorder. He might NEED discapline and punishment for his own good.

But that will never happen because teaching is very "politicly correct" and that's why our society is so fucking dreadful.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Overall behaviour is schools today is much better than it was when I was a kid and better than when my dad was a kid (the stories he told me!).

That's why behaviour like this, which would have been shrugged off a generation ago, is unacceptable now.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It was a physical assault and as such is a Police matter..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Comity an offence on video, when everyone knows who you are, the police are bound to take the easy arrest.

Simple

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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago

Bristol


"I don't "dismiss" his experience with bullying.

I merely present the obvious fact this is for school to punish children harshly for these things.

Instead the Labour party and left wing teachers have destroyed the education system and turned schools into zoos.

Now they want police to start intervening when a boy pours water on anouther boys head?

The school should do something like boxing and beastings. That's what they did in better times.

Police don't need to be involved. Schools are supposed to be respectable institutions but now politicly correct teachers aren't allowed to correct bad behaviour appropriately.

I've worked in schools in UK and Thailand. British schools are like zoos with no discipline because it's so heavily regulated by left wing people who are incompitent.

"

I suppose the prize for ‘Least Sense, Most Words’ has been won for today, at least!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comity an offence on video, when everyone knows who you are, the police are bound to take the easy arrest.

Simple

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It really is that simple isn't it? If he hadn't got his mates to film it and then shared it online the police would never have got involved. He wanted notoriouty and he's paying the price

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

As for schooling today, no idea, I was suspended from or expelled from the top 2 schools in my area then off to the local high.

We did misbehave but no where near on the scale of today’s kids, or maybe you just don’t hear about it because we weren’t all broadcasting across the web.

I can still do a lovely posh accent though. Impersonated an officer in later life a few times ...... for shits and giggles

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comity an offence on video, when everyone knows who you are, the police are bound to take the easy arrest.

Simple

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I was so shocked when I saw the video - the way the attacker brutally pushed the poor kid a little bit and when he went down the nasty thug viciously poured what looked more than a small cupful of water over his face, whilst holding his neck. Luckily, the poor kid turned his head and most of the water went over his ear but it must have caused him tremendous agony over the prolonged 16 second attack. It must have been a terrifying ordeal because the poor kid was able to get up straight away and walk off. I'm as outraged as all the posters on here because of this senseless act of brutal violence and definitely the death penalty should be re-instated for this horrible crime.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"When I was young...

I got beat up in the park then they got wires, tied me up and basicly crucified me against the bandstand.

I was beaten up and humiliated and left untill someone found me.

Some people are "snowflakes" they immagine whatever happened to them was worse than what happened to someone else.

A bottle of water on your head is hardly comparable...

I was thrown off a hill them I was kicked to a pulp and my spine hurt so badly I couldn't jog for 3 weeks.

I had this type of thing quite regular. Nobody likes the autistic (even the teachers).

I'm not shedding a year for someone who was called a nasty name once or had a bottle of water on the head....

Frankly the claims people make about how they were bullied as children are frequently pathetic.

My dad said more children need to be bullied so they are more humble as adults.

Because half the complaints I've herd so far are from cry babies.

It's a big deal for narcasists to claim they had it worse than anyone else.

"

But if not addressed, next time it could be more than a bottle of water on his head..it needs to be nipped in the bud

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comity an offence on video, when everyone knows who you are, the police are bound to take the easy arrest.

Simple

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It really is that simple isn't it? If he hadn't got his mates to film it and then shared it online the police would never have got involved. He wanted notoriouty and he's paying the price"

I’m my experience the only agenda the police have is clear up rates.

And I do have a lot of experience with police. Including the lovely city of London police (not the square head met) and how wonderfully polite they are on the old stop and search for sus.

And on stop search for sus, I don’t think I’ve ever had it when it wasn’t justified.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comity an offence on video, when everyone knows who you are, the police are bound to take the easy arrest.

Simple

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Of

I was so shocked when I saw the video - the way the attacker brutally pushed the poor kid a little bit and when he went down the nasty thug viciously poured what looked more than a small cupful of water over his face, whilst holding his neck. Luckily, the poor kid turned his head and most of the water went over his ear but it must have caused him tremendous agony over the prolonged 16 second attack. It must have been a terrifying ordeal because the poor kid was able to get up straight away and walk off. I'm as outraged as all the posters on here because of this senseless act of brutal violence and definitely the death penalty should be re-instated for this horrible crime. "

Can I ask if the perpetrator had been a Syrian refugee and the victim a British kid - would you be saying the same thing?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I was reading up on this.

The bully comes from a family of criminals both his mother and older brother have been arrested for racially motivated violence previously so can we expect anything less from the kid?

The whole story about the Syrian being a bully also turned out to be lies and the “woman” changed her story three times, also the bullies brother changed his Facebook name to share false stories about the Syrian only to stupidly leave his face picture up and people recognise who it is.

Apparently the family have fled the UK & are in another country, currently living as foreigners, the one thing they hated themselves. How ironic.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Comity an offence on video, when everyone knows who you are, the police are bound to take the easy arrest.

Simple

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Of

I was so shocked when I saw the video - the way the attacker brutally pushed the poor kid a little bit and when he went down the nasty thug viciously poured what looked more than a small cupful of water over his face, whilst holding his neck. Luckily, the poor kid turned his head and most of the water went over his ear but it must have caused him tremendous agony over the prolonged 16 second attack. It must have been a terrifying ordeal because the poor kid was able to get up straight away and walk off. I'm as outraged as all the posters on here because of this senseless act of brutal violence and definitely the death penalty should be re-instated for this horrible crime. "

I think they need to make an example out of the little sh!t who did this...and his stupid friends who recorded the video bit I think the death penalty is a bit too far. Wow.

I was thinking more like an ASBO and like 500 hours community service or some juvenile detention centre. Or a boot camp style shock to his system. Defo not the death penalty.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


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Would this be so widely reported if it the victim was white ??? "

There’s plenty of bully stories that went brisk on YouTube or have got to news. Google will help you out.

People like you make me laugh with your whataboutisms.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester

The kid that was bullied already had his arm ina sling from a previous case of bullying . His sister was bullied and it was filmed too at the same school .

It’s an appalling lack of care and attention on the part of the school as much as anything . If kids can’t feel safe at school , what will become of our society ?

These people came to us to escape the tyranny they were put under in Syria . And this is what they are subjected to here . Out of the frying pan into the fire ?

The whole episode is disgusting .

The kid who bullied him should be made an example of to deter others from doing the same thing .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comity an offence on video, when everyone knows who you are, the police are bound to take the easy arrest.

Simple

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Of

I was so shocked when I saw the video - the way the attacker brutally pushed the poor kid a little bit and when he went down the nasty thug viciously poured what looked more than a small cupful of water over his face, whilst holding his neck. Luckily, the poor kid turned his head and most of the water went over his ear but it must have caused him tremendous agony over the prolonged 16 second attack. It must have been a terrifying ordeal because the poor kid was able to get up straight away and walk off. I'm as outraged as all the posters on here because of this senseless act of brutal violence and definitely the death penalty should be re-instated for this horrible crime.

Can I ask if the perpetrator had been a Syrian refugee and the victim a British kid - would you be saying the same thing? "

Why does this always come down to race?

I find people only ever ask questions likes this when the criminal is white.

When the criminal is of another race, I don’t see these comments as often, if ever. I wonder why?

Are we supposed to be more lenient to the British and hard on foreigners or something?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I was reading up on this.

The bully comes from a family of criminals both his mother and older brother have been arrested for racially motivated violence previously so can we expect anything less from the kid?

The whole story about the Syrian being a bully also turned out to be lies and the “woman” changed her story three times, also the bullies brother changed his Facebook name to share false stories about the Syrian only to stupidly leave his face picture up and people recognise who it is.

Apparently the family have fled the UK & are in another country, currently living as foreigners, the one thing they hated themselves. How ironic."

This is what I was saying further up the thread...this kind of stuff is learnt from the home environment. The kid needs education and the parents need it too. They should both be made to pay the price for things like this. It's far more humiliating form the parents to attend some sort of punishmen like community service. Even more so in this case as shes been arrested for racially motivated violence. If the authorities know this they should humilitate her by making her and her son do community service together for something like 500 hours.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"I was reading up on this.

The bully comes from a family of criminals both his mother and older brother have been arrested for racially motivated violence previously so can we expect anything less from the kid?

The whole story about the Syrian being a bully also turned out to be lies and the “woman” changed her story three times, also the bullies brother changed his Facebook name to share false stories about the Syrian only to stupidly leave his face picture up and people recognise who it is.

Apparently the family have fled the UK & are in another country, currently living as foreigners, the one thing they hated themselves. How ironic."

We have so much to learn about the phrase live and let live here in the U.K. .

I’m ashamed to be English after this .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I was reading up on this.

The bully comes from a family of criminals both his mother and older brother have been arrested for racially motivated violence previously so can we expect anything less from the kid?

The whole story about the Syrian being a bully also turned out to be lies and the “woman” changed her story three times, also the bullies brother changed his Facebook name to share false stories about the Syrian only to stupidly leave his face picture up and people recognise who it is.

Apparently the family have fled the UK & are in another country, currently living as foreigners, the one thing they hated themselves. How ironic.

We have so much to learn about the phrase live and let live here in the U.K. .

I’m ashamed to be English after this . "

You shouldn’t be ashamed you are your own person.

What baffles me is how quick people are to disregard this as “petty”, when it’s very clearly not if you really read into it.

This boy wasn’t targeted for a reason, not only are the bullies parents to blame, but also the media, taking a quick look at the bullies Facebook shows him sharing right wing media & not the good sort.

Another Tommy Robinson sheep who thinks violence on others is okay. It’s funny though how he has some sort of hatred for foreigners & has fled to a foreign country.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"The kid that was bullied already had his arm ina sling from a previous case of bullying . His sister was bullied and it was filmed too at the same school .

It’s an appalling lack of care and attention on the part of the school as much as anything . If kids can’t feel safe at school , what will become of our society ?

These people came to us to escape the tyranny they were put under in Syria . And this is what they are subjected to here . Out of the frying pan into the fire ?

The whole episode is disgusting .

The kid who bullied him should be made an example of to deter others from doing the same thing . "

My attitude on this is that if the school want to make a stance in it they will. For some schools its easier to turn a blind eye. Fact.

As I've said in my story further up...I was a minority in high school. In primary school it was me and my sister and we were the only two Indians in a village school of 80 kids and only 6 teachers. One kid aged 8 called my sister a p*** and it was teacher's son. That teacher taught at that school. It turned out her picked up that word from another kid at football practice (not connected to the school in anyway). The teacher whose son it was made him apologise to my sister in front of the whole school and then they did a on assembly on diversity. Now to me that's one way to address it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

How are people sure that the attacker was a British kid and not Eastern European? Because of the reporting restrictions, I can't find that info anywhere. Anybody got a link?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I was reading up on this.

The bully comes from a family of criminals both his mother and older brother have been arrested for racially motivated violence previously so can we expect anything less from the kid?

The whole story about the Syrian being a bully also turned out to be lies and the “woman” changed her story three times, also the bullies brother changed his Facebook name to share false stories about the Syrian only to stupidly leave his face picture up and people recognise who it is.

Apparently the family have fled the UK & are in another country, currently living as foreigners, the one thing they hated themselves. How ironic.

We have so much to learn about the phrase live and let live here in the U.K. .

I’m ashamed to be English after this .

You shouldn’t be ashamed you are your own person.

What baffles me is how quick people are to disregard this as “petty”, when it’s very clearly not if you really read into it.

This boy wasn’t targeted for a reason, not only are the bullies parents to blame, but also the media, taking a quick look at the bullies Facebook shows him sharing right wing media & not the good sort.

Another Tommy Robinson sheep who thinks violence on others is okay. It’s funny though how he has some sort of hatred for foreigners & has fled to a foreign country. "

What's wrong with being "right wing"? (Within reason)

My A level media studies teacher moaned about me being "right wing".

She was a left wing femenist.

If someone's a xenophobe it's not anything to do with capitalism vs socialism.

I feel like "the left" manipulates..

I get what your insinuating about racism and certain branches of right wing/nationalist politics.

But I don't want to live in a left wing utopia.

People always link right wing to negative things but it's not fair because thatcher/raigan/mogg/farrage...are right wing.

It's very dangerous for capitalist conservative opinion to be rated with the same brush as bnp and other groups.

I think liberals and the left use minorities as tokens and clowns while the right doesn't play the same game.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How are people sure that the attacker was a British kid and not Eastern European? Because of the reporting restrictions, I can't find that info anywhere. Anybody got a link?"

Facebook & Twitter will help you out.

He’s definitely English.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How are people sure that the attacker was a British kid and not Eastern European? Because of the reporting restrictions, I can't find that info anywhere. Anybody got a link?"

I can be eastern European if I choose to take my grandparents identity.

However eastern Europeans and old school Germans are too proud to virtue signal.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How are people sure that the attacker was a British kid and not Eastern European? Because of the reporting restrictions, I can't find that info anywhere. Anybody got a link?

Facebook & Twitter will help you out.

He’s definitely English. "

Ah, Facebook and Twitter, the 2 great bastions of truth. I prefer to know the facts before making racist assumptions

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I was reading up on this.

The bully comes from a family of criminals both his mother and older brother have been arrested for racially motivated violence previously so can we expect anything less from the kid?

The whole story about the Syrian being a bully also turned out to be lies and the “woman” changed her story three times, also the bullies brother changed his Facebook name to share false stories about the Syrian only to stupidly leave his face picture up and people recognise who it is.

Apparently the family have fled the UK & are in another country, currently living as foreigners, the one thing they hated themselves. How ironic.

We have so much to learn about the phrase live and let live here in the U.K. .

I’m ashamed to be English after this .

You shouldn’t be ashamed you are your own person.

What baffles me is how quick people are to disregard this as “petty”, when it’s very clearly not if you really read into it.

This boy wasn’t targeted for a reason, not only are the bullies parents to blame, but also the media, taking a quick look at the bullies Facebook shows him sharing right wing media & not the good sort.

Another Tommy Robinson sheep who thinks violence on others is okay. It’s funny though how he has some sort of hatred for foreigners & has fled to a foreign country.

What's wrong with being "right wing"? (Within reason)

My A level media studies teacher moaned about me being "right wing".

She was a left wing femenist.

If someone's a xenophobe it's not anything to do with capitalism vs socialism.

I feel like "the left" manipulates..

I get what your insinuating about racism and certain branches of right wing/nationalist politics.

But I don't want to live in a left wing utopia.

People always link right wing to negative things but it's not fair because thatcher/raigan/mogg/farrage...are right wing.

It's very dangerous for capitalist conservative opinion to be rated with the same brush as bnp and other groups.

I think liberals and the left use minorities as tokens and clowns while the right doesn't play the same game."

I don’t remember saying anywhere in my post that there is anything wrong with being right wing, but do feel free to fly off the handle when someone uses that phrase, wouldn’t be the first time someone has done that.

There isn’t anything wrong with being right wing, centre or left. What is wrong is when the media encourage hatred with their misleading headlines that the extreme of both sides play on & use as leverage.

You can be right wing & not be a Tommy Robinson sheep or feel the need to abuse foreigners on Facebook & tell them to go back to their own country.

You can also be left wing & not cry about Brexit every 5 minutes or share a dozen posts about Corbyn, or constantly accuse & call people names because their opinion differs.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How are people sure that the attacker was a British kid and not Eastern European? Because of the reporting restrictions, I can't find that info anywhere. Anybody got a link?

Facebook & Twitter will help you out.

He’s definitely English.

Ah, Facebook and Twitter, the 2 great bastions of truth. I prefer to know the facts before making racist assumptions "

Since it’s his own Facebook I’d guess it’s pretty accurate.

But feel free to find out his name and seek out his birth certificate online for confirmation if you’re really that arsed. Whilst you’re there, look up the word racism before using it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How are people sure that the attacker was a British kid and not Eastern European? Because of the reporting restrictions, I can't find that info anywhere. Anybody got a link?

Facebook & Twitter will help you out.

He’s definitely English.

Ah, Facebook and Twitter, the 2 great bastions of truth. I prefer to know the facts before making racist assumptions

Since it’s his own Facebook I’d guess it’s pretty accurate.

But feel free to find out his name and seek out his birth certificate online for confirmation if you’re really that arsed. Whilst you’re there, look up the word racism before using it. "

I'm sure the authorities are doing all that's necessary, I'm not really a fan of online lynch mobs they usually display the sort of ignorance that I tend to avoid. Oh, and thanks for the suggestion regarding looking up the word racism - I did. My sentence was apt. Have you got the link to this Facebook page you mentioned, I can't find it anywhere?

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By *icentiousCouple
over a year ago

Up on them there hills

Every stick has two ends,

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By *mp411Man
over a year ago

chester

Without knowing the exact circumstances and the reasons why he attacked the Syrian kid I couldn’t condemn or praise

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have also heard this story which I believe is true so tough luck on the refugee he shouldn’t be a bully in the first place and why are they even in our country they shouldn’t be here that’s the reason for the state that Great Britain is in due to all these refugees coming over and getting handouts

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How are people sure that the attacker was a British kid and not Eastern European? Because of the reporting restrictions, I can't find that info anywhere. Anybody got a link?

Facebook & Twitter will help you out.

He’s definitely English.

Ah, Facebook and Twitter, the 2 great bastions of truth. I prefer to know the facts before making racist assumptions

Since it’s his own Facebook I’d guess it’s pretty accurate.

But feel free to find out his name and seek out his birth certificate online for confirmation if you’re really that arsed. Whilst you’re there, look up the word racism before using it. I'm sure the authorities are doing all that's necessary, I'm not really a fan of online lynch mobs they usually display the sort of ignorance that I tend to avoid. Oh, and thanks for the suggestion regarding looking up the word racism - I did. My sentence was apt. Have you got the link to this Facebook page you mentioned, I can't find it anywhere?"

Racism refers to someone’s race.

“British kid” refers to his nationality, not his race, so not racist, not even close.

Besides, it’s not an assumption.

It can easily be found online, I’m not going to share it here as much as he is a vile human being for what he’s done, I won’t be copying & pasting a 16 year olds Facebook link, it’s strange you’d even ask when you state you’re not a fan of online lynch mobs.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have also heard this story which I believe is true so tough luck on the refugee he shouldn’t be a bully in the first place and why are they even in our country they shouldn’t be here that’s the reason for the state that Great Britain is in due to all these refugees coming over and getting handouts "

The story isn’t true, the person you speak of eventually stated he wants involved and then the real mother of the poor child whose picture they stole came forward to confirm she doesn’t even go to that school, doesn’t live in that town or know the Syrian.

I wondered how long it would take for the closet bigots to make their way to this thread!

Great Britain is in a state because of the government not because poor, scared refugees decided to move somewhere else for a better life.

If you lived in a war torn country & had the opportunity to save yours and your families lives by moving elsewhere you’re telling me you wouldn’t?

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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago

Bristol


"I have also heard this story which I believe is true so tough luck on the refugee he shouldn’t be a bully in the first place and why are they even in our country they shouldn’t be here that’s the reason for the state that Great Britain is in due to all these refugees coming over and getting handouts "

Theresa May is on Fab?!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I have also heard this story which I believe is true so tough luck on the refugee he shouldn’t be a bully in the first place and why are they even in our country they shouldn’t be here that’s the reason for the state that Great Britain is in due to all these refugees coming over and getting handouts "

What a vile creature you are.

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By *om and JennieCouple
over a year ago

Chams or Socials

If aged over 10 they are deemed by English law to be culpable for their behaviour

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How are people sure that the attacker was a British kid and not Eastern European? Because of the reporting restrictions, I can't find that info anywhere. Anybody got a link?

Facebook & Twitter will help you out.

He’s definitely English.

Ah, Facebook and Twitter, the 2 great bastions of truth. I prefer to know the facts before making racist assumptions

Since it’s his own Facebook I’d guess it’s pretty accurate.

But feel free to find out his name and seek out his birth certificate online for confirmation if you’re really that arsed. Whilst you’re there, look up the word racism before using it. I'm sure the authorities are doing all that's necessary, I'm not really a fan of online lynch mobs they usually display the sort of ignorance that I tend to avoid. Oh, and thanks for the suggestion regarding looking up the word racism - I did. My sentence was apt. Have you got the link to this Facebook page you mentioned, I can't find it anywhere?

Racism refers to someone’s race.

“British kid” refers to his nationality, not his race, so not racist, not even close.

Besides, it’s not an assumption.

It can easily be found online, I’m not going to share it here as much as he is a vile human being for what he’s done, I won’t be copying & pasting a 16 year olds Facebook link, it’s strange you’d even ask when you state you’re not a fan of online lynch mobs. "

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham


"I want to see a knockout or a solid strike before it's "assault" between teenage boys.

This is pathetic because it's not even as bad as a wedgie or getting tango'ed.

It's a waterfight.

And I would intervene if I was the teacher to punish the bully. But not police action."

It wasn't just a shove though was it. He pushed him to the ground, put his hand round his throat and threatened to drown him while pouring water over his face.

That's is more than playground bullying.

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham


"Comity an offence on video, when everyone knows who you are, the police are bound to take the easy arrest.

Simple

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Of

I was so shocked when I saw the video - the way the attacker brutally pushed the poor kid a little bit and when he went down the nasty thug viciously poured what looked more than a small cupful of water over his face, whilst holding his neck. Luckily, the poor kid turned his head and most of the water went over his ear but it must have caused him tremendous agony over the prolonged 16 second attack. It must have been a terrifying ordeal because the poor kid was able to get up straight away and walk off. I'm as outraged as all the posters on here because of this senseless act of brutal violence and definitely the death penalty should be re-instated for this horrible crime. "

Do you have to be physically injured to be taken seriously in your world then? No mental health issues in firemansham land? No optional trauma? Just broken bones?

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester

I havent seen the video, anyone know where to view it?

bullies, racists, bigots get them all in a pot and roll down a hill, lol - joking I do not condone hills dealing with our messes lol

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham


"How are people sure that the attacker was a British kid and not Eastern European? Because of the reporting restrictions, I can't find that info anywhere. Anybody got a link?"

You can hear him speak on the video.

Only 1 person asked about what the reaction would be if the victim was a British kid. No one has said the perpetrator was British.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If aged over 10 they are deemed by English law to be culpable for their behaviour "

Actually they asses anyone who’s not adult to see if they are suitably culpable

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well, I just hope the little guy recovers soon from this horrendous ordeal and enjoys his Christmas spending some of that lovely cash that appears to be heading his way - that's how victims of violent crime should be treated

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

It wasn't just a shove though was it. He pushed him to the ground, put his hand round his throat and threatened to drown him while pouring water over his face.

That's is more than playground bullying. "

This is why schools should teach combat sports.

It's more intimidation/bullying than anything.

When people say "round the neck" its still just grappling rather than strikeing.

I think the bully should be forced to spar with the school champion. That would teach him a valuable lesson.

Sparing is good because it teaches self restraint and puts violence into an appropriate place rather than bullying.

I think every time a bully is violent they should be made to have a real fight with a worthy opponent or....except cowardice.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I havent seen the video, anyone know where to view it?

bullies, racists, bigots get them all in a pot and roll down a hill, lol - joking I do not condone hills dealing with our messes lol"

We cannot put our beautiful hills through that!

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester

If only I could be in the age range to reply to you privately, so check your kik once in a while madam chanelle

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By *arlomaleMan
over a year ago

darlington

Bullying goes on in every school in the uk every day so why the big outcry about this particular incident

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By *inkerbell67Woman
over a year ago

Clacton on sea essex

If it happened out of school grounds then yes charge him ...

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester

because it was caught on camera, but I havent seen the video.

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester

it happened I think on school grounds so still charge him.

We need to be tough on bullying and let the world know bullying and racism has no place in this green land of ours.

thank you all for coming lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Bullying goes on in every school in the uk every day so why the big outcry about this particular incident "

There are posters on here who look at Facebook and Twitter, so they'll be able to give you every bit of accurate information you require. Good question though

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham


"Bullying goes on in every school in the uk every day so why the big outcry about this particular incident "

Have to say I did ask this on another thread.

The way itv were reporting it seemed as if there was a major crisis in schools now. Its always been there.

Questions should be asked of the schools policy and of the parenting of those who feel this is an acceptable way to behave.

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham


"Bullying goes on in every school in the uk every day so why the big outcry about this particular incident

There are posters on here who look at Facebook and Twitter, so they'll be able to give you every bit of accurate information you require. Good question though "

You know news outlets such as the BBC, itv, sky etc all have a presence in social media, including Facebook and twitter.

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By *arlomaleMan
over a year ago

darlington


"Bullying goes on in every school in the uk every day so why the big outcry about this particular incident

Have to say I did ask this on another thread.

The way itv were reporting it seemed as if there was a major crisis in schools now. Its always been there.

Questions should be asked of the schools policy and of the parenting of those who feel this is an acceptable way to behave. "

exactly but we all know schools do sweet fa about bullying it doesn’t matter what race religion gender bullying is bullying and needs to be stopped

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By *mp411Man
over a year ago

chester

And what did the “victim” do to spark the attack?

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham


"And what did the “victim” do to spark the attack? "

What would he have had to have done to make it OK to push him to the ground grab home by the throat and threaten to drown him?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Bullying goes on in every school in the uk every day so why the big outcry about this particular incident

There are posters on here who look at Facebook and Twitter, so they'll be able to give you every bit of accurate information you require. Good question though "

That’s the internet for you.

Things go viral and news outlets want to be the first to report it when it hits.

Much like the RyanAir racist saga, I’ve seen similar happen on believe it or not a RyanAir flight when I was travelling to Majorca, the guy actually got violent and there were people filming, it didn’t go viral. Why? Because that’s just the internet, some things go viral and the news outlets make the most. Some don’t.

There are much worse incidents than this that don’t go viral, but who can you blame? If people are sharing it and sharing it of course the news outlets are going to share it too. That’s how it works.

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By *om cat 215Man
over a year ago

Derby

There as been loads of videos on Facebook with bullying in gangs but because this is a refugee big thing made about it and the family have been given more money.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"And what did the “victim” do to spark the attack? "

Being a Syrian Refugee looking at the bullies Facebook profile.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Bullying goes on in every school in the uk every day so why the big outcry about this particular incident

Have to say I did ask this on another thread.

The way itv were reporting it seemed as if there was a major crisis in schools now. Its always been there.

Questions should be asked of the schools policy and of the parenting of those who feel this is an acceptable way to behave. "

It's neo liberal policies.

There isn't the same problem when I worked in thailand. There wasn't much bullying at all.

That's because teachers are allowed to physicly defend themselves and other students.

Non of the Thai teenagers EVER give me any shit. They misbehave but there is no violent behaviour because they know what would happen if they did. It's corrected at a very early age.

They can't be destructive and violent. They don't get given excuses like children in British schools (where I worked as facilities manager).

In British schools all the children are special snowflakes.

Mental halth problems/kids from dysfunctional backgrounds are also given snowflake treatment. They get given excuses.

I never needed to use the cane. But it's good to be a teacher and knowing you have the right to physicly defend yourself and your students against violence and bullying.

(But that never happened in my experience of Thai school. English culture is ruined)

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham


"There as been loads of videos on Facebook with bullying in gangs but because this is a refugee big thing made about it and the family have been given more money. "

By crowd funding. let's not make this into something it isn't.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"There as been loads of videos on Facebook with bullying in gangs but because this is a refugee big thing made about it and the family have been given more money. "

A member of the public set up a GoFundMe page. Nobody is stopping you from doing similar for the other victims of bullying you speak of.

A lot of people have an issue with the fact the family is being donated money and keep talking of other victims of bullying and “what about them” yet they aren’t setting up a donation page or doing anything to help other victims, tells me they don’t actually care.

I’ve seen plenty of GoFundMe pages that I think are pointless, a wannabe glamour & webcam model asking men to donate money for her boob job being one.

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester


"Bullying goes on in every school in the uk every day so why the big outcry about this particular incident

There are posters on here who look at Facebook and Twitter, so they'll be able to give you every bit of accurate information you require. Good question though

That’s the internet for you.

Things go viral and news outlets want to be the first to report it when it hits.

Much like the RyanAir racist saga, I’ve seen similar happen on believe it or not a RyanAir flight when I was travelling to Majorca, the guy actually got violent and there were people filming, it didn’t go viral. Why? Because that’s just the internet, some things go viral and the news outlets make the most. Some don’t.

There are much worse incidents than this that don’t go viral, but who can you blame? If people are sharing it and sharing it of course the news outlets are going to share it too. That’s how it works. "

I was on an easyjet flight. I saw how the steward on this fligj t failed to acknowledge me at any time even when I acknowledged him.

It's not extreme but just shows that even in adult life you can't really know who was a high school bully or who is a closed minded idiot.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"And what did the “victim” do to spark the attack?

What would he have had to have done to make it OK to push him to the ground grab home by the throat and threaten to drown him? "

When he already has his arm in a sling ?

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester


"There as been loads of videos on Facebook with bullying in gangs but because this is a refugee big thing made about it and the family have been given more money.

A member of the public set up a GoFundMe page. Nobody is stopping you from doing similar for the other victims of bullying you speak of.

A lot of people have an issue with the fact the family is being donated money and keep talking of other victims of bullying and “what about them” yet they aren’t setting up a donation page or doing anything to help other victims, tells me they don’t actually care.

I’ve seen plenty of GoFundMe pages that I think are pointless, a wannabe glamour & webcam model asking men to donate money for her boob job being one. "

Erm can I have the link to that gofundme page...poor girl needs our help lol

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By *mp411Man
over a year ago

chester


"And what did the “victim” do to spark the attack?

What would he have had to have done to make it OK to push him to the ground grab home by the throat and threaten to drown him? "

Different people have different triggers perhaps he threatened to kill a member of the other lads family all we see is the end result

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"And what did the “victim” do to spark the attack?

What would he have had to have done to make it OK to push him to the ground grab home by the throat and threaten to drown him?

Different people have different triggers perhaps he threatened to kill a member of the other lads family all we see is the end result "

End result? You see him walk over to him & assault him.

Why is it that you need this boy to have done something wrong to accept what the bully did?

His sister was bullied to and tried to commit suicide.

It’s disgusting how many are so quick to victim blame when the story is out there. This Syrian boy was bullied several times, his hand in a cast is the result of one of the incidents.

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By *ysterious-MidnightCouple
over a year ago

Middlesbrough


"I have also heard this story which I believe is true so tough luck on the refugee he shouldn’t be a bully in the first place and why are they even in our country they shouldn’t be here that’s the reason for the state that Great Britain is in due to all these refugees coming over and getting handouts "

Who are 'They'? People fleeing war torn countries? Parents wanting to keep their children safe? Wow! Appalling attitude.

Cannot.even.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"There as been loads of videos on Facebook with bullying in gangs but because this is a refugee big thing made about it and the family have been given more money. "

It's been elevated due to social media hysteria - plenty of fascinating articles about this phenomena available online. Also, people get much more emotional at this time of year, so that's probably a factor too. As for the crowd funding, it's just virtue signalling, another pleasant social media participation trait

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By *ystical_InkedBBWWoman
over a year ago

somewhere in the Shire of Derby

When the child who has been assaulted can have such a grown-up attitude and doesn’t want violence aimed at the bully, and is 'very concerned about the violent comments on social media' then there is no excuse for adults who spout hatred and encourage violence against others

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By *ysterious-MidnightCouple
over a year ago

Middlesbrough


"And what did the “victim” do to spark the attack?

What would he have had to have done to make it OK to push him to the ground grab home by the throat and threaten to drown him?

Different people have different triggers perhaps he threatened to kill a member of the other lads family all we see is the end result

End result? You see him walk over to him & assault him.

Why is it that you need this boy to have done something wrong to accept what the bully did?

His sister was bullied to and tried to commit suicide.

It’s disgusting how many are so quick to victim blame when the story is out there. This Syrian boy was bullied several times, his hand in a cast is the result of one of the incidents."

This

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By *lbert_shlossedMan
over a year ago

Manchester

It's a school bullying issue, one of probably hundreds made in a month.

I've not had the time or inclination to look into the politics of it but hope the police, social services and school deal with it in the best way possible for all.

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester


"I have also heard this story which I believe is true so tough luck on the refugee he shouldn’t be a bully in the first place and why are they even in our country they shouldn’t be here that’s the reason for the state that Great Britain is in due to all these refugees coming over and getting handouts "

Absolutely ridiculous!!

It's people like this that give my great Britain a terrible international name and profile.

We're an embarrassment in the world and I should know I travel the world and currently over in Europe.

We're in this fine mess as hardy would say to laurel due to the mess created by the bankers, many expensive illegal and morally unacceptable wars and finally by a system hell bent on privitising our NHS or should I say americanising it.

We're not on this mess because of immigration be they economic or asylum seeking.

Many come over here to work. The ones already here need to get themselves off booze leading them to A&E and into work.

It's so backward and archaic but very very clever how our system fails to learn from history.

We as a nation had no problems with anyone 10 years ago 20 years ago 30 years ago wanting asylum or work here.

Now we do but why have we let off those that put us in this mess.

What utter garbage. What do you folks read ridiculously convulted tabloid presses like the daily mail?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have also heard this story which I believe is true so tough luck on the refugee he shouldn’t be a bully in the first place and why are they even in our country they shouldn’t be here that’s the reason for the state that Great Britain is in due to all these refugees coming over and getting handouts

Absolutely ridiculous!!

It's people like this that give my great Britain a terrible international name and profile.

We're an embarrassment in the world and I should know I travel the world and currently over in Europe.

We're in this fine mess as hardy would say to laurel due to the mess created by the bankers, many expensive illegal and morally unacceptable wars and finally by a system hell bent on privitising our NHS or should I say americanising it.

We're not on this mess because of immigration be they economic or asylum seeking.

Many come over here to work. The ones already here need to get themselves off booze leading them to A&E and into work.

It's so backward and archaic but very very clever how our system fails to learn from history.

We as a nation had no problems with anyone 10 years ago 20 years ago 30 years ago wanting asylum or work here.

Now we do but why have we let off those that put us in this mess.

What utter garbage. What do you folks read ridiculously convulted tabloid presses like the daily mail?

"

"The ones already here need to get themselves off booze"

Who exactly are you referring to?

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester


"I have also heard this story which I believe is true so tough luck on the refugee he shouldn’t be a bully in the first place and why are they even in our country they shouldn’t be here that’s the reason for the state that Great Britain is in due to all these refugees coming over and getting handouts

Absolutely ridiculous!!

It's people like this that give my great Britain a terrible international name and profile.

We're an embarrassment in the world and I should know I travel the world and currently over in Europe.

We're in this fine mess as hardy would say to laurel due to the mess created by the bankers, many expensive illegal and morally unacceptable wars and finally by a system hell bent on privitising our NHS or should I say americanising it.

We're not on this mess because of immigration be they economic or asylum seeking.

Many come over here to work. The ones already here need to get themselves off booze leading them to A&E and into work.

It's so backward and archaic but very very clever how our system fails to learn from history.

We as a nation had no problems with anyone 10 years ago 20 years ago 30 years ago wanting asylum or work here.

Now we do but why have we let off those that put us in this mess.

What utter garbage. What do you folks read ridiculously convulted tabloid presses like the daily mail?

"The ones already here need to get themselves off booze"

Who exactly are you referring to?"

I have 1 example due to limited time but I meant those that choose to not work but rather intoxicated themselves with any funds they have and leading to causing pressure on the NHS.

It's telling that rather than taking my argument as a whole 1 aspect was taken in a defensive manner. Unless you drink loads and don't work I wasn't referring to you but those I have come across in the lower echelons of our society that have opportunities galore but pride ego or intoxications whether drugs or alcohol or others keep them hell bent on blaming others and in this case immigrants seem to be the brunt of their arguments and dismay it seems.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"When the child who has been assaulted can have such a grown-up attitude and doesn’t want violence aimed at the bully, and is 'very concerned about the violent comments on social media' then there is no excuse for adults who spout hatred and encourage violence against others"

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By *os19Man
over a year ago

Edmonton

The bully should be dealt with by the school and the police from what I have read of the forums the bully’s family are not exactly pillars of the community.It also comes across on the forums that the bully is a racist and to me that is worrying at 16 already a bully and racist.As someone that was at times bullied and had racist abuse when ever I played school boy football it’s makes me wonder if any has changed from 35 years ago when I was 15.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"The bully should be dealt with by the school and the police from what I have read of the forums the bully’s family are not exactly pillars of the community.It also comes across on the forums that the bully is a racist and to me that is worrying at 16 already a bully and racist.As someone that was at times bullied and had racist abuse when ever I played school boy football it’s makes me wonder if any has changed from 35 years ago when I was 15."

so true

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

I don't really know enough about this individual situation but schools generally have limits to their authority and certainly most illegal activities must be dealt with by the appropriate legal system, which would involve police investigation.

It's not great that younger people get criminal histories but there are also responsibilities that every individual has, including respecting others. Accepting our responsibilites can prevent many catastrophes and criminal investigations do not necessarily result in convictions - it's going to depend on the circumstances, the individual perpetrating it and the outcome. Certainly there are some simple aspects of our culture that are easily learned, such as the fact that we share our world with others who have differences but that everyone is equal and must be shown respect at all times.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

I have 1 example due to limited time but I meant those that choose to not work but rather intoxicated themselves with any funds they have and leading to causing pressure on the NHS.

It's telling that rather than taking my argument as a whole 1 aspect was taken in a defensive manner. Unless you drink loads and don't work I wasn't referring to you but those I have come across in the lower echelons of our society that have opportunities galore but pride ego or intoxications whether drugs or alcohol or others keep them hell bent on blaming others and in this case immigrants seem to be the brunt of their arguments and dismay it seems.

"

I was attacked by pakistanies on a train.

The guy said "I fucking hate gora bastards always d*unk...don't fucking look at me or I will etc..."

This was an unprovoked racial attack but I don't even drink.

Jesus provided lots of wine at the wedding and it isn't "harram".

The nhs and housing is drained. The country is overcrowded at an unsustainable level and the quality of life suffers.

This country has a problem with a perpetual underclass of loosers. But it's our responsibility to take care of our own "broad masses"...it's not our responsibility to take in the world's peasents to provide them with the same services...

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester


"

I have 1 example due to limited time but I meant those that choose to not work but rather intoxicated themselves with any funds they have and leading to causing pressure on the NHS.

It's telling that rather than taking my argument as a whole 1 aspect was taken in a defensive manner. Unless you drink loads and don't work I wasn't referring to you but those I have come across in the lower echelons of our society that have opportunities galore but pride ego or intoxications whether drugs or alcohol or others keep them hell bent on blaming others and in this case immigrants seem to be the brunt of their arguments and dismay it seems.

I was attacked by pakistanies on a train.

The guy said "I fucking hate gora bastards always d*unk...don't fucking look at me or I will etc..."

This was an unprovoked racial attack but I don't even drink.

Jesus provided lots of wine at the wedding and it isn't "harram".

The nhs and housing is drained. The country is overcrowded at an unsustainable level and the quality of life suffers.

This country has a problem with a perpetual underclass of loosers. But it's our responsibility to take care of our own "broad masses"...it's not our responsibility to take in the world's peasents to provide them with the same services...

"

Like I said we need to deal with racists and bigots.

I agree with the "perpetual underclass of losers" and that we should take care of our own too.i disagree with the rest.

We're the 6th largest economy not accounting for the royal and offshore assets.

The solution I believe I gave above. With the banking industry and national lottery to children in need there is enough proof that we have wealth in this nation but we're blaming others.

Solution as per my posts above.

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