How Did You Get Revenge On Your School Bully?

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  • @virtualatheist
    @virtualatheist 4 ปีที่แล้ว +308

    Why is it that the "Zero tolerance" on bullying and fighting ONLY seems to be invoked when a victim fights back?

    • @captainamerica6525
      @captainamerica6525 4 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      Hmmm. Conflict and bullying are not the same. Bullying is sustained with social, physical or technological elements. In order for schools to intervene sucessfully they have to know whats happening. Hence, "dont be afraid to say".

    • @virtualatheist
      @virtualatheist 4 ปีที่แล้ว +62

      @@captainamerica6525 yes and there are countless examples of schools KNOWINGLY allowing bullying to continue and then applying the zero tolerance rule when a victim snaps and hits back.

    • @captainamerica6525
      @captainamerica6525 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      @@virtualatheist .
      True, but the stories we hear are mostly set in the past, recounted from an adult recalling or perspective. In recent times schools have become much more proactive than in the past.

    • @andreasballe7470
      @andreasballe7470 4 ปีที่แล้ว +24

      @@virtualatheist This happened to me, I got beat up in the schoolyard 3 years ago in my old school and not a single teacher gave a shit, my dad had to threaten to press charges on the school for them to even blink and understand the gravity of their dogshit teachers not caring.

    • @rickyd1910
      @rickyd1910 4 ปีที่แล้ว +9

      Elementary school doesn’t do anything to prevent bullying. Simple as thay.

  • @laprinhound9369
    @laprinhound9369 4 ปีที่แล้ว +305

    Violence isn't always the answer......
    But it is most of the time

    • @icecreamlarry8357
      @icecreamlarry8357 4 ปีที่แล้ว +11

      yea but it always works

    • @totallynotinconspicuous
      @totallynotinconspicuous 4 ปีที่แล้ว +15

      violence isn't an answer, it's a question
      and the answer is yes

    • @GC-fj4lc
      @GC-fj4lc 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Violence is the answer if violence is the question.

    • @lordofthesandvich171
      @lordofthesandvich171 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Violence is a question, and the answer is yes.

    • @hazellevesque7773
      @hazellevesque7773 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      You are an amazing human

  • @AudraBurgess
    @AudraBurgess 4 ปีที่แล้ว +52

    I saw her in the gas station parking lot with her kid so I called the police and CPS. Told them she had meth in her car. They showed up, arrested her. They found the meth, a police scanner, and a bag of fake IDs. Now she's in prison for for the 15 years.

  • @NoudlePipW
    @NoudlePipW 4 ปีที่แล้ว +124

    Thing is, the bully is almost always someone who peaks in their teens. So really you just have to let nature take its course. Their 20s and 30s will ruin them.

    • @pmarie2003
      @pmarie2003 4 ปีที่แล้ว +13

      Oh I let nature take it's course alright. Ended the problem immediately.

    • @isaacdayton4962
      @isaacdayton4962 4 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      No not always look at the American president and Vladimir putin lol

    • @johannanichols5853
      @johannanichols5853 4 ปีที่แล้ว +7

      Ever heard of Logan Paul? Everyone who went to highschool with him said he was a stereotypical bully. Look where he is now.

    • @NoudlePipW
      @NoudlePipW 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Ok so if you boil down what I said, it was "take the high road", yet you're having a go at me because there are exceptions to every rule?

    • @glurp2661
      @glurp2661 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      The Official Yoongi Stan Its because, from what I can see, he seems to be a LOT smarter than the average person. Smart = successful 90% of the time

  • @Jason_Maier
    @Jason_Maier 4 ปีที่แล้ว +59

    Spiking the Gatorade to figure out who stole it = brilliant!
    Writing that "Joe Namath Day" speech for Adam was brilliant and ballsy!

    • @Aztesticals
      @Aztesticals 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Actually visine can kill you from seizures, muscle spasms, and death. Dont ever spike a drink with it

    • @lord_vwphaeton1883
      @lord_vwphaeton1883 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      I have a better idea for the Gatorade dude, spike it with cyanide...
      Just kidding

  • @bigslim6087
    @bigslim6087 4 ปีที่แล้ว +213

    In middle school I had a bully that thought he was so amazing, girls seemed to think he was cute. Probably because he could fit in their purse. He was like... 4'8 in 8th grade. Well one day in PE he walks up to me and slaps me in the face, and well.. In 8th grade I had to recover from the death of my dad due to a brain tumor so mentally I wasn't in the greatest of mindsets and was struggling emotionally. I picked him up and hurled him through the air. He got up, I was already in front of him, picked him up, threw him again like he was a toy. When he got to his feet I backhanded him. Felt good. Though felt like I was beating up a kid. He tried starting shit again a few days later in class, and I just told him "Do I need to throw you again?" Fun times.

    • @RichRavingYt
      @RichRavingYt 4 ปีที่แล้ว +10

      And I though I was short in 8th grade

    • @wedoliveinasocietydowenot
      @wedoliveinasocietydowenot 4 ปีที่แล้ว +18

      I'm sorry for the loss of your dad, but you should have stepped on that little shit.

    • @secretskele1045
      @secretskele1045 4 ปีที่แล้ว +9

      I cackled- “do I need to throw you again?” I can just imagine it lol

    • @bigslim6087
      @bigslim6087 4 ปีที่แล้ว +8

      @@wedoliveinasocietydowenot I would have. I should have. But I think hurling him like a toy was the better idea.
      And thank you; it was really a horrid time and there are days I miss him, but I always have the good times locked away in my brain and always will treasure the time I had with him.

    • @bigslim6087
      @bigslim6087 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@secretskele1045 He was shocked to say the least but he really never bothered me again, minus the occasional dickhead talk he liked to spew.

  • @spartangoku7610
    @spartangoku7610 4 ปีที่แล้ว +183

    Guy tried to bring the worst out of me, when he finally did, I slammed him into the ground a bunch of times.
    Puny god.
    Oh wait, maybe that was Hulk.

  • @lucoreilly8418
    @lucoreilly8418 4 ปีที่แล้ว +74

    When I was 10 or 11 I bullied this kid. Can't remember why I had singled him out. One day he had had enough and headbutted me on the nose and almost broke it. I immediately stopped. Wish I remembered his name. 20 some odd years later and if I could, I would still to reach out to him and apologize. And thank him, it honestly humbled me.

    • @raymondross2758
      @raymondross2758 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      What you get and you deserve more I’m 1 by the way

    • @handsomeguy8492
      @handsomeguy8492 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Glad too see u changed

    • @minniemin1324
      @minniemin1324 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      i love seeing bullies get karma. yall put us through so much shit

  • @18videowatcher41
    @18videowatcher41 4 ปีที่แล้ว +220

    I’d love to know the title of that book.

    • @michelleresistance
      @michelleresistance 4 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      Unreal Reality So would I.

    • @GeneralWestern17
      @GeneralWestern17 4 ปีที่แล้ว +9

      I’m really looking forward to read the book when it’s published

    • @thecookiesnatcher7674
      @thecookiesnatcher7674 4 ปีที่แล้ว +5

      Me too, I hope someone knows it

    • @olymolly3637
      @olymolly3637 4 ปีที่แล้ว +12

      Me too. I'd love to see it finally published & then make international news & whatnot, finally leading investigations to bust those people of their illegal activities under the name of child protection etc. It will be years of nasty uncovering I'm sure.

    • @tinadinkins7329
      @tinadinkins7329 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      Me too!!

  • @DinoThugg
    @DinoThugg 4 ปีที่แล้ว +162

    I stole his backpack with his Nintendo DS Lite in it. I burned his backpack and messed up his Pokemon game stats.

  • @AllenTax
    @AllenTax 4 ปีที่แล้ว +36

    Hope book gets done and all those people who ignored fired and never be able to get back in that work.

  • @jacobbetancourt5602
    @jacobbetancourt5602 4 ปีที่แล้ว +18

    it was a quick revenge, but i hit em with some instant 'karma'. my health teacher was teaching us about prejudice, and i told him in front of the entire class that my bully was a perfect example of prejudice. my teacher froze for a solid 5 seconds, and lo and behold, gave him a time out.

  • @MiloGSDog
    @MiloGSDog 4 ปีที่แล้ว +30

    I know this isn't revenge on anyone's part, but more of an example of extreme karma. A guy bullied everyone K through mid 9th grade before getting expelled. He moved to the school next to us and got beaten up because he made fun of a kid because his mom had cancer. Senior year at that school, he was working at a meat processing plant while high. His hand got caught in a meat grinder and he lost his right hand and arm. No body deserves that, but people are claiming karma.

    • @svartvist
      @svartvist 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      Live by the fist...

  • @angiehernandez642
    @angiehernandez642 4 ปีที่แล้ว +21

    I hat when bullies act so surprised from retaliation, or are so upset about it. Idk why that girl cried when she got pushed off her seat. She brought it on herself

    • @invadertaylor
      @invadertaylor 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      It's the idea that "if you cant do something, you shouldn't do anything" or they wouldnt dare fight back. They get comfortable that it catches them off guard. They dont want to deal with a crazy unknown.

    • @angiehernandez642
      @angiehernandez642 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      Making_new_channel Soon_so_goodbye watch them back off cuz they’re puzzies

    • @jeff1595
      @jeff1595 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      One time ii had a friend that became a bully to me he was really annoying so I called my adult big brother next day he told me he was scared never got bullied ever again

    • @babyedits2004
      @babyedits2004 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@flawedgamer2225 Im starting boxing and I just want a bitch to try me but at the end of the day thats not what the classes are about lol

  • @rickyd1910
    @rickyd1910 4 ปีที่แล้ว +22

    In grade 7, I had a bully who was always picking on me for wearing clothes from Walmart. One day, on the way home from a field trip, I noticed that the shoes he was wearing had the Walmart athletics logo on it. Next time he made fun of my for my clothes, I called him out on it. Later that day, my teacher set up our weekly meeting for things around the classroom. One of the things we’d talk about was if we were hoping for an apology from someone. The dickbag said he was expecting an apology from me for bullying him about his shoes. I. Saw. Red. I lost my shit on him. Yelled and said that if he was expecting an apology from me, I was expecting him to apologize for pretty much making me depressed. Teacher did nothing about it. Bully continued, but the clothes teasing stopped.

  • @Undomaranel
    @Undomaranel 4 ปีที่แล้ว +21

    Back in grade school my younger sister was being bullied at recess. I grabbed my fellow 6th graders, with our softball gear, and we walked side to side across the field to the 4th graders intimidating as all get out. They stood shaking as we surrounded them; recess aides knew we were the advanced class and weren't going to do anything awful. We then asked my sister to play with us, and she joined us as first pick of the game. The result: she was instantly the popular 4th grader and wasn't bullied for the rest of the year (we moved afterward), and I was nominated the best big sister and a pic of us was in the school yearbook together.

  • @netherdominater9960
    @netherdominater9960 4 ปีที่แล้ว +45

    That girl laughing at the OP's cat dying pissed me off
    If it were me I would have said: "A cat dying isn't funny, but if you died it'd be on Comedy Central" and then did my 'evil smile' I used to make to scare other kids in school as a child

    • @goldenstunter8525
      @goldenstunter8525 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      you may put this but most of the time people wont, i should know i have had times i wanted to hit someone in my class but didnt want ISS so i just waited after shool and when they deided to try push me over a wall i punched their head as hard as i could

    • @hazellevesque7773
      @hazellevesque7773 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      I know exactly what smile you're talking about. I have the same one.

    • @hazellevesque7773
      @hazellevesque7773 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@xyindoshark same

  • @SlimHawk733
    @SlimHawk733 4 ปีที่แล้ว +13

    My favorite meme quote: violence is never the answer it's the question and the answer is yes

  • @sundayswithjj158
    @sundayswithjj158 4 ปีที่แล้ว +13

    So schools logic is:
    If a kid is being beat up every day, and now has depression, then who cares, but god help me if they even say a *SINGLE* word back to the spoilled bully that may be offensive, they are getting expelled.
    I once had a friend who tried to kill himself at school because he was getting bullied. Well lucky for him, Carrollwood Elementary is a great school. So they suspended him and barely tried to get him therapy. Then suspended him 2 more times for being bullied. I'm not over exaggerating, he came into class mad twice, and both time (just because he was angry, but didn't do anything bad) he got suspended. Also the kid (who actually sent death threats, even IN FRONT of a class) didn't get in trouble for anything. And may I mention he *CONSTANTLY* disrupted class.
    Once, a girl came over to me and my friends in recess and called me a midget. When I told the teacher, in tears, what happened,she said me and the girl had to sit until recess was over.
    Fuck Carrollwood and screw you Ella

    • @RichRavingYt
      @RichRavingYt 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      I think I've heard of that school, is it in Carrollwood Florida

    • @sundayswithjj158
      @sundayswithjj158 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@RichRavingYt yeah it is

    • @glurp2661
      @glurp2661 4 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      Well that kid obviously had parents that were well connected, on the school’s board of directors, etc. In cases like that there’s not really a lot you can do tbh

    • @kitchencrab7952
      @kitchencrab7952 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      My friend tried to jump out his bedroom window and all the schools did was essentially tell him lol just don’t be sad needless to say he moved out as soon as he turned 18 and I his condition has improved a lot and he got married last year

    • @MyJoselopes
      @MyJoselopes 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      So your mate who was suicidal because of this bully got in trouble for being bullied and received little to no Therepy and was death threated then you get called a midget and no one does anything
      I have a school to burn
      Jk I won’t but I will in my dreams

  • @JC-lb3df
    @JC-lb3df 3 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    “I hope you tit is ok”
    Best quote I’ve seen in a while

  • @toiletconsumer3777
    @toiletconsumer3777 3 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    The worst thing in the world
    Bully: son
    Mom: Karen
    Dad: entitled
    Sister: spoiled brat

  • @sampepper7682
    @sampepper7682 4 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    Shoved kid against the wall, pined him, threatened to hurt him even more pulling out my "I'm a black belt in karate(true) and I can kill you" then let go. He was so scared he started crying and never made fun of me or anyone when I was around. Saw him 3 years later and he was still scared of me. Felt proud that day. Also too scared to tell a teacher. Never got in trouble. Even told my parents and they were just like "LETS GET ICE CREAM TO CELABRATE!" best parents ever

    • @DoctorRobertNeville
      @DoctorRobertNeville 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Hands Sam an Ice Cream cone.

    • @YeetZmeN
      @YeetZmeN 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Oh please. I used to take Karate and if you really knew it and it were a BLACK BELT you would’ve defended yourself with it, and even if it wasn’t physical you clearly seem like someone who would’ve defended yourself when the bullying started. Plus, this story just reeks of fake. Oh, and one more thing about Karate; if you really took it then you would’ve known that Karate teaches defense, not offense. You would know that the point of Karate isn’t to learn how to fight and kill someone. Quit lying.

    • @sampepper7682
      @sampepper7682 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@YeetZmeN I actually did that I never used it on the kid and never planed to but it was at the point where the kid had been tormenting me and my friends and really just everybody for like 3 years. And yah i know I'm a first degree so I've been through years of "Only use it for defence" lectures. I had been defending myself and he wouldn't let up. He had made me and many others cry on many occasions. this is a true story

  • @Turbo_Noises
    @Turbo_Noises 4 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    I was bullied in pre-k for a while. This kid would take toys, kick me throw sand at me etc. So when my mom found out she put me in karate. Fast forward a few weeks and he's at it again so I kick the crap out of him and he starts crying. I saw him a few years later and barly remembered but he was hiding behind his mom the whole time.

  • @rileymannion5301
    @rileymannion5301 4 ปีที่แล้ว +32

    Drained his oil and brake cleaned the engine internals, his engine lasted 25 seconds

    • @Ahayrksv123
      @Ahayrksv123 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Wow

    • @andreasballe7470
      @andreasballe7470 4 ปีที่แล้ว +8

      More than he'll ever last in bed.

    • @hazellevesque7773
      @hazellevesque7773 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      That... that's genius. Can you tell the back story?

  • @roxy5659
    @roxy5659 4 ปีที่แล้ว +19

    3:15
    This is stupid, in elementary school I got moved seats on the bus bc the girl in the seat with me would force her way into my lunch box to see what I had for lunch (she wouldn’t take anything tho), and they wouldn’t move this persons seat when they were physically hurting them? But they got moved when the other got physically hurt?

  • @anzhehuang2921
    @anzhehuang2921 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    I once got into a fight with my bully. I lost. I got suspended. My parents were extremely mad. Not because I got suspended, because I lost the fight. They yelled fighting styles at me for an hour and told me how they used to fight when they were young. They then made me take MMA lessons.

  • @tripdrakony869
    @tripdrakony869 4 ปีที่แล้ว +12

    you can say its double revenge
    it was during the 9th grade, me and my two friends where palying with yugioh cards. There was this group of 8th grade kids who would make fun of us told us we were losers because we played with cards during school breaks , just the normal stuff. But one they the started to get physical, trying to make us trip and fall, pushing us. So one of my friends 180cm decides how about a uno reverse card? he made one of the guys trip, this guy then started to look at my friend like ,, i'm gonna kick your ass'' my friend just pushed him 1meter away to the wall. The look in his face was priceless, pure fear.
    So one year later Yugioh got popular in our school and guess what? Those exact kids where beeing known as the best in it, using some basic *buy and play* decks. So we made a simple contest all 5 of them 1vs1 against us three. We took turns and they got slammed into the ground while halfe of the school was watching. whe won whitout loosing once. this was also our last year at school, so the reast of the year we where know as the best at Yugioh.
    P.S. sry for my bad english

    • @vanguardbreaker8826
      @vanguardbreaker8826 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Tripdrakony I SUMMON EXODIAH, THE FORBIDDEN ONE!

    • @tripdrakony869
      @tripdrakony869 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@vanguardbreaker8826 it was more like ,, i summon my 2nd cyber end dragon''

    • @matthew_natividad
      @matthew_natividad 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Should’ve sent them to the shadow realm

  • @billbell48
    @billbell48 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Mine had a lot of personal issues and a sick family member who eventually died. He came to me years later, explained, and apologized. He's now a hard worker who cares for his family. I don't like what he did to me, but it was forgivable.

    • @speleokeir
      @speleokeir 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      Not unusual unfortunately. Bullying is often a sign that something is wrong at home*. With some bullies if somebody is making their life hell, or they're stressed out and upset they take out all the hurt and anger on somebody else. Usually someone they believe can't hurt them back.
      A bit like the man who's boss has had a go at him so when he gets home he shouts at the wife, who then yells at the oldest kid , who then takes it out on the younger one, who kicks the dog, which bites the cat, who chases the mouse, who then craps in the man's dinner. That's why it's important to try and be nice and respectful to others even if you've had a shitty day yourself.
      If anyone I see on a regular basis (friends, colleagues, managers, etc) is acting like an arsehole and being a bit shitty to someone else it usual rings alarm bells with me. Chances are something's stressing them out or upsetting them in another area of their life. Usually relationship problems/work/money/worrying about a loved one, etc.
      *In some cases though it's just a sign that the kid is a nasty little shit.

  • @natashacox6401
    @natashacox6401 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    I don't understand how someone could ignore a child's cry for help, especially when being showed evidence in the form of scars, bruises and wounds.i hope when that books released they all lose their jobs,they should be facing prosecution.there just has guilty has the "parents" for doing nothing,they completely failed those poor innocent kids

  • @ThatGuyYouArent2
    @ThatGuyYouArent2 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    When I was about 11-12, one of the popular kids was going around pantsing people at random in the PE changing rooms. He had been doing this for a week or two. Well, one day he got me twice within minutes of each other, and I decided not to stand for it. Grabbed his shirt, punched him repeatedly, swung him around in circles by his clothes, slammed him into different walls, beating on him the whole time. Did that until I was certain he couldn't fight back. Once I was done, another popular kid comes squaring up to me like "WHY DID YOU BEAT UP STU?!" I could tell by his body language that he wanted to fight and avenge his friend, so before he could do anything I did the exact same beat-em-up routine I had just done with the pantsing kid. Swinging, wall slams, punches etc, until I was certain he wouldn't fight back.
    I was very regularly bullied and mocked by all in that school, so to see that I'd taken on two shit heads in sequence, and had both absolutely reduced to tears in front of the whole class, felt amazing. I was a peaceful kid, but if you fucked with me, I wouldn't hold back.

  • @justmii4887
    @justmii4887 4 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    so this guy first came to school in third grade, and has kept bullying me since. im almost finishing high school now. but anyways the thing is that we were both on and off, meaning one day we'd fight and the other we were buddies and laughed together. but we got into fights a lot and the school would not do more than "punishing" him and giving him lectures.
    one day, around the end of the school year two years ago, we were in the school bus coming back from the sports field to the school when he decided it would be fun to fight. the people around and almost the entire bus was watching and cheering, while some were actually trying to help. the teacher in front of the bus never paid any sort of attention.
    to my surprise his punches never hurt even though i ended up with half a face bruised, but when i just had enough i punched him in the eye with my knuckles, and his eye was swollen is just a little. anyways, i then moved to another seat when he decides to throw every insult he had in mind (one in average) and kick me in the face, which also didnt hurt, but the whole bus and i was like "nah man, you screwed up so bad there".
    when we got to school some people who were spectators of this told the authorities, and then the principal and head of the school called me in. that's when i said "i dont care if you punish me, do whatever you want, i just did what i had to". the head congratulated me instead, but i wasnt so surprised. why? cause he would not have been expelled if it weren't recorded. it was recorded, which got him expelled after six years of nonstop bullying.
    to this day he tries to bully me whenever he feels like it, but only through a group chat we have in common. i dont give a crap anymore though.

  • @annapakis1477
    @annapakis1477 3 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    I had a cousin who lived in Switzerland and him and his mom came to visit us for two weeks this kid was the devil Spawn like he would shoot people with BB guns and he would Yell at me and he would like kick me and punch me but in it he never did it in front of his mom so he never got in trouble well I have three brothers and they knew exactly what was going on and how much of a jerk he was so one day when our parents went out they beat the crap out of him it was awesome😎

  • @spartanhawk7637
    @spartanhawk7637 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Took the Karate Kid route and...it actually worked flawlessly surprisingly enough. Honestly oughta find the guy and apologize for one of those fights...

  • @amystinsman-butler9042
    @amystinsman-butler9042 4 ปีที่แล้ว +8

    The first story was great.

  • @bluemoon3982
    @bluemoon3982 4 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    I had a huge meltdown in class when they damaged my things. Think I finally got the point across that I was sick of being teased. Nobody bothered me again.

  • @ragingbullgames1489
    @ragingbullgames1489 4 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    Fortunately I was never one to get bullied since I just genuinely gave everyone respect but there was a couple girls who would tease me with “hey this girl here likes you, you should date” obviously as a joke to each other not genuinely asking me out, till one day I was going back home at the end of a school day they said “Hey Jeremy guess what my friend here said” to which I just said
    “Please for the love of god don’t say a thing about it, I don’t want or like either of you so stop bothering me or at least stop with the jokes” to my surprise they actually stopped
    (For clarification they teased me because it was common knowledge that I had relationship problems and they hopped on it as a joke)

  • @menacingduke2415
    @menacingduke2415 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    And remember violence never solves anything, apart for most things.

  • @arthurvasey
    @arthurvasey 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Some of the idiots who bullied me had a somewhat misplaced sense of logic - they were rarely caught in the act by any sensible staff members - but, when they were, and the staff member - I went to boarding schools, so not all the staff members were teaching staff - gave them lines or some form of punishment, they seemed to think that I got them into trouble and that I was to blame because they got punishment for bullying me - if they hadn’t been bullying me in the first place, they wouldn’t’ve been punished - but they didn’t see it that way - they got caught kicking the 💩 out of me or perpetrating some form of unnecessary violence on me, staff member gave them a good hiding (can’t do that these days) or lines or took them to the headmaster and he gave them the slipper or cane because they were being thugs - thuggery is against the rules of the school - but they got punishment and I, as their victim, was, in their bizarre mindset, 100% to blame for their being punished!
    Some schools had an equally bizarre and misplaced sense of logic - they turn a blind eye to bullying and intimidation and so on - but, when a victim has the temerity to actually HIT BACK, like the OP on the bus featured in this video, the victim gets lines and detention and exclusion for “fighting!”.

  • @Foxkey
    @Foxkey 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    It allways pissed me off that the teachers only react when you fight back. I hated my school for it.

  • @daybot8440
    @daybot8440 4 ปีที่แล้ว +8

    I broke his arm

  • @wavyboywyatt
    @wavyboywyatt 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    a group of kids whom i used to be friends with back in elementary school, all started tormenting me in 5th grade. i was diagnosed with depression that year and was in a very unsure place in my life where i was discovering myself. after that year they left me alone until grade 7 when this one kid (we'll call him T) started acting out in front of his friends. telling me to kill myself and such. i turned around and punched him in the mouth on the walk home from school. i broke his braces and got them lodged into his gums. he turned from naughty to nice in the span of 5 minutes. best part was he was eating a snickers bar, so he was spitting out caramel and blood. i got a lot of backlash from that friend group but it gave me a good reputation. from that day forward they didnt fuck with me.

  • @benkenobisgirl
    @benkenobisgirl 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    In 7th grade there were a group of boys who liked to pick on/bully me. I was a quiet, unpopular girl do I was an easy target. Their favorite thing to do was trip me as We left class. One day I stopped to adjust my books and felt one of them stick his leg out to trip me. I stomped on his ankle just as hard as I could, then walked away as he lay there screaming. Never bothered me again.

  • @acronus
    @acronus หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I had a bully in 9th grade. I hadn't had problems like that before, but for whatever reason, this kid decided I was his target.
    My revenge. I brought a small piece of fiberglass insulation in a plastic bag with me to school. For gym class, we had to get out of our street clothes, and change into shorts and a t-shirt. I purposefully took my time changing, and once the locker room was empty, I gave my bullies street clothes a light rub-down with the fiberglass. It's not dangerous, but it is itchy and as irritating as hell.
    I think he made it all of 10 minutes in the next class before having to be excused. Some of the other students accused him of having lice.

  • @cheeseburgerfreedomman5288
    @cheeseburgerfreedomman5288 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Some popular kid thought that I was annoying, so he kept repeating "Im going to drop-kick you". He later hid behind a door and grabbed my ripped backpack and *Waited* for a teacher to pass by and kicked me to the ground. He ran away not realizing who he just messed with. I was about 4'10 (September 2019 7th grade) and was very skinny. I was quiet, but I was in a group with 8th graders who are cool, but would mess you up if you tried to do something to them. I was nicknamed 'The Sevie' because I was the only 7th grader in the group. A teacher saw me on the ground and took me to his classroom to give a report to the VP and the best thing happened. Some of the 8th graders were in his class. Almost everybody was wondering what happened. I left crying, but with the smuggest face ever.
    *NEXT DAY*
    They start forming a HUGE group. Like 25+ people. They circled around his little chatting group and a person (Didnt know them) went in his face and was questioning him. They were about to beat his face in, but the librarians came outside and everybody ran away. The VP (Vice Principal) thinks it's my fault. The kid decided that he wanted to try and become my friend. I did some friendly chatter, but I still would be careful just in case he would try to attack again (Most likely wouldn't). I moved at the end of the quarter and went to a new school. Became friends with most of the sporty 8th graders (Were rougher but were less popular, which is good because I hate being #1 Person with attention).
    TL;DR: Popular kid tries to bully me, only to realize I was the only 7th grader who had a group of popular 8th graders, tries to be a friend with me.

  • @silencehollow4545
    @silencehollow4545 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    I had a bully in 6th grade that was half my height. I literally had to look *straight down* to see his face, but he still fricked with me. I usually just ignored his tiny butt, but one day I just had enough. I was walking, he goes "Hi motherf**ker!" I just kicked him out of the way as I walked.
    There's actually a rumour at my school that he cut himself until he bled out and died, but I'm not sure. I do actually kinda miss his annoying voice. It gave me some stability to everyone else ignoring me.

  • @michellealinateague9892
    @michellealinateague9892 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Bullying should come with a 25 to life without early parole in an adult prison starting at 12. Period.

  • @Acord718
    @Acord718 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    This jerk I worked with a few months ago always bothered me and other coworkers. Keep in mind I am 26 and he was like 19. I had told my supervisor who did bring about it she said "just keep in mind he is a kid" so what I did was tell other coworkers to complain about him. I also had friends and family outside of work send complaints about him as if they were customers.
    Never seen him again!

  • @charleslindberg829
    @charleslindberg829 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Respect is earned, not given. If someone is giving you a hard time, just remember the golden rule. Treat others how you yourself want to be treated. Someone's bullying you? Ok. Give them the same treatment in return. Life is brutal and straight to the point sometimes.

    • @charleslindberg829
      @charleslindberg829 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      As to the respect thing, why automatically give someone respect if their being snooty and disrespectful/ harmful in whatever way to you?
      Hence, respect is earned, not given.
      Just like trust. Earn it.

  • @marclytle644
    @marclytle644 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    I out lived him. Found out he died from a drug overdose about ten years back. I played the long game. I figured eventually I would have revenge. I guess also I have had a better life due to not getting involved with drugs and jail...

  • @SimonMoon5
    @SimonMoon5 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    There was a guy who would punch me in the shoulder every day at the beginning of math class. One day, I had my trombone mouthpiece with me, in a plastic bag and I held it to my shoulder, small end pointing out, wondering if he would still punch me. He did and hurt himself from punching a piece of metal as hard as he could. He had a little red bloody ring on his fist from where he made contact with the small end of the mouthpiece. He never punched me again. (He also said that he didn't realize that there was anything in the bag which is why he still punched me.)

  • @SoupCanMafia
    @SoupCanMafia 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    The best part about my "revenge" was that I had done it in the most legal way in school.
    Essentially, on a trip to scout colleges, a bully of mine sexually harrassed me (the school I went to had it so all the boys shared single hotel room while the girls shared a different room). Then after a few tense days, I told my teacher, who instantly believed me. The councilor had to get involved, as did the superintendent/high school principal. Said high school principal didn't believe me, but by the end of that school year, everyone knew of that story, and while they didn't like the fact I was going away to a different school, I was absolute in the decision.
    Unfortunately, then I had a two and a half-year funk, where I was a class-A asshole. And yet, despite everything, they didn't really hate me, so I think to some extent, the story did go that far into their school and they knew the broader details of it. They even joked at my jackassery, though thankfully, by the end of that year and going into college, I started to cool down and come into my own.
    As for the kid who done that dirty to me, his life got ruined because he was a repeat offender and I think because of what had happened that day, there were all sorts of eyes focused on him, being in and out of juvie and at the end, being on a list of repeat offenders. I pitied him, since from what little I had seen of his inside life, he had it rough, to the point I suspected he had some sort of superiority complex where he needs to prove himself to be the "alpha". In hindsight, I noticed it when I was playing on a PS2 with an NFL title, I was dominating him and he got a hissy fit, unplugging the console. The honest to god worst person in this entire thing was the superintendent. While the kid started it, the superintendent defended him to the very end, costing the school its reputation and damning it, and he was a creepy old fucker to boot, asking me if I met any "cute girls" at the new school. A guy who had served in Vietnam, possibly Korea, asked me if I met any "cute girls", what the actual fuck.
    Hell, when I met the teacher I initially told the story to, I was incredulous as to why he instantly believed me. He just said something to the effect of "You're a good soul, and when you told the story, I believed you". I guess in a way, the type of "revenge" was not a physical revenge, but a slow acting, degenerative type of toxic.

  • @DestructiveDave1900
    @DestructiveDave1900 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Had a bully in middle school who would kick the back of my head during an assembly, slap me, punch me in the stomach, push me to the ground and even down the stairs, and blame me for whenever the teacher tried to get people to settle down for being too loud. In fact, I learned he had a rap sheet onto his record and later someone told me he tried to use a knife to rob another kid of his bike, resulting in juvenile detention.
    Two years later, he got shot multiple times in front of his high school---I got transferred to another school because of all the bullying in middle school while I heard he was expelled for beating up another student. He already flatlined by the time he reached the hospital. Turns out, he joined a violent gang and the person who killed him is serving 55-60 years. The kid who bullied me was only 15 when he died while his shooter was in his early to mid-20s, not showing any remorse for killing him when he was in court. Heck, he even showed up to his burial site and urinated on his tombstone, or so that's what I heard, as a final insult. This was some time after fleeing the scene of a crime (maybe a week later, I believe) since there was a four-year manhunt for him, and yes, he was also part of a gang that rivaled my middle school bully's. People say that one of his fellow gang members died at the hands of a rival gang member that my childhood bully was involved in, so he wanted to take revenge by killing at least one person of the rival gang... in that case, the kid who bullied me in middle school. Another kid was also shot by him because he was friends with my bully, but he actually survived that single gunshot wound.
    After all those death threats he gave to me in middle school, karma finally found its way to bite him in the ass. And 55 to 60 years got slapped on the perpetrator due to first-degree murder, illegal possession of weapons, grand theft auto, attempted murder, robbery, drug use, multiple counts of assault/vandalism/disorderly conduct/disturbing the peace, and evading police for four years/resisting arrest when caught.
    Oh, and he probably had a bunch of other outstanding warrants, mentioned by various sources. (This crime was actually on the news many years ago)
    So unfortunately for me, no chance to take revenge on my bully; karma did it for me!

  • @meemurthelemur4811
    @meemurthelemur4811 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    I was constantly bullied in school a d always told never to fight back. One day in jr high my mother told me to fight back. The very next day I was accused of stealing something from a girl, a ring she had taken off and fell under my chair. She shoved me and I snapped. She ended up in the hospital with a scratched cornea. Last fight I ever got into.

    • @svartvist
      @svartvist 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Sounds like you learned the best lesson.

  • @cartersmith5643
    @cartersmith5643 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    I have a story for this: so my dad grew up in a small town and a city boy came and bullied everyone including my dad so one day he went to my dad and ripped his jacket but my dad was poor growing up so he got mad because it was worth $30 and he couldn't buy a new one so he punched him in the nose , he broke it then my dad brought his knuckle from pounding him then the teacher came over to break it up. My dad tends to blackout when hes angry so when the teacher tried to break it up he punched her and broke her nose he was suspended for a Month when he came back the kid was gone

  • @justsomeguywithanevilamust4819
    @justsomeguywithanevilamust4819 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    I started getting bullied in 2nd grade I’d come home with bruises scars and even more I was doing karate since kindergarten I tried not to fight but in 5th grade my auntie who I was really close with died
    And he was teasing me I was to tired to deal with him just sitting in a wall he tried kicking me my sister told him to screw off then he went at her just screaming I grabbed his should turned him around and uppercutted him got knocked out instantly we later became friends and he moved away he was dealing with home issues and kind of took it out with me

  • @fionncahill7648
    @fionncahill7648 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    There was this kid who was younger then me on my street, who would attack me after I wasn't home one week when he wanted to play with me(We were friends before)One time, he ran up to me and shoved me, I "fell' over, and said, "Please don't hurt me, take my glasses instead" He took my classes, I went a told his parents, who then returned the unharmed glasses to me and I went n my merry way. Later however, he came after me with a piece of wood with a nail in it. I ran. I didn't see him for a while after that, I think he was like, 5 when I was 11. BTW, I'm weaker then hot sauce for 2 year old's. Him attacking me was the equivalent of Jason from Foxtrot attacking Paige.

  • @jacearmor5274
    @jacearmor5274 4 ปีที่แล้ว +6

    24:41 Can someone tell me what book it is?

  • @JayneTenn
    @JayneTenn 4 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    6:20 & 7:55 Love these stories!

  • @talonsandtails501
    @talonsandtails501 4 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    24:11 I would just take the money and the publish the book anyway

    • @ethanetn
      @ethanetn 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      There would be legal repercussions since she would have to sign a contract

  • @DjPyro2010
    @DjPyro2010 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Telling a teacher is bad advice unless they move the bully to another school. This gives the bully something to justify bullying (victim is a snitch) and makes other kids want to bully the victim for being a snitch

  • @jamesbooth1109
    @jamesbooth1109 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I was a bully cuz my dad never loved me and was a psycopath for a while, he left me around the age of 13 and I've been doing better ever since no one has bullied me after I stopped bulling

  • @potaton1342
    @potaton1342 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    That guy that said international space station lmao

    • @speleokeir
      @speleokeir 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      So other than the International Space Station what does ISS stand for? (I'm English and guess this is an American thing)

    • @potaton1342
      @potaton1342 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      speleokeir ISS stands for international space station

  • @EloiseRaeCullen
    @EloiseRaeCullen 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Truth be told, I WISH with every fiber of my being that I had fought back against my tormentors in middle school. It was so bad I was seriously, legitimately contemplating suicide AT AGE 13. Like making plans, trying to figure out the quickest, most effective yet painless way to do it. AND THE SHITLORDS IN CHARGE AT MY SCHOOL DID *NOTHING.* In my 3 years there, I think I only had a grand total of 5 teachers who wanted to help me, two of which retired at the end of the year with them.
    I wish I had fought back. I wish I wasn't so scared of the shitty "no tolerance" rules. Maybe if I had, I wouldn't still be struggling with depression, anxiety and the occasional suicidal thoughts...
    Guys. Don't let your children be bullied. The damage is causes leaves wounds that may NEVER heal. The School system, especially in America, is broken as FUCK. If your child is being tormented, tell them you will not be angry if they defend themselves, regardless of what the stupid school says.

  • @abfarrow3596
    @abfarrow3596 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    If someone was verbally bullying me, I'd probably eventually snap and just say "Can you just shut up?" I know that's not that bad but I'm that innocent little kid who never cusses so that's pretty bad for me and I don't even say that to my siblings except for under my breath

  • @savetheevo
    @savetheevo 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    8:20 Same thing happened to me in 3rd grade and 4th grade. It was the class president. I don't know why the teacher even picked her. She always told the class to shut up and then continue to her friend. She also reported me to the teacher for hitting her (it was just a little push with my book). So one day I got really pissed at her and I grabbed my text book and slapped her hard acrossed the face. She got a nosebleed and everyone was laughing at her. After that she never disturbed anyone again.

  • @circleception6026
    @circleception6026 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I’m home schooled so I’m not bullied anymore,
    Just forever alone

  • @queenashantee8432
    @queenashantee8432 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    THE SOCIAL WORKER STORY... NOT IN THE SAME VEIN, BUT IT MADE ME RECALL AN INCIDENT WHEN I WAS COMING HOME LATE 'AKA' MIDNIGHT SNOW ON THE GROUND I JUST TURNED THE CORNER OF A ROAD THAT LED TOWARDS WHERE I LIVED. THIS LITTLE GIRL ABOUT 7 OR 8 YEARS OLD RUNNING TOWARDS ME... BAREFEET AND IN HER NIGHTIE. ALL I COULD DO WAS PICK HER UP, COVER WITH MY COAT TO TRY AND KEEP HER WARM. I ASKED HER WHERE SHE LIVED. SHE HAD A BRUISE ON HER NOSE AS THOUGH SHE WAS HIT WITH SOMETHING. WHEN I WENT IN HER HOME I SAW A WOMAN SITTING THERE CRYING AND DRUNK, NOT EVEN CARING THAT A COMPLETE STRANGER WAS IN HER HOME. I DID NOT WANT TO BE INVASIVE, BUT I WAS IN MY RIGHTS TO CALL THE POLICE. I WENT INTO THE KITCHEN AND OPENED THE OVEN AND TURNED IT ON TO GET SOME HEAT GOING. THEN GOT SOME HOT WATER IN A BOWL AND DONE MY BEST WITH THE CHILD'S FACE. DETTOL AND WARM WATER AND SOME VASELINE. THIS CHILD WAS AWESOME, SHE WENT AND GOT ALL THE STUFF I ASKED FOR. GOT HER WARMED UP WASHED HER COLD FEET AND THEN I SPOKE TO HER MOTHER. WENT INTO THE LIVING ROOM AND ASKED WHAT HAPPENED.
    APPARENTLY A FAMILY MEMBER HAD DIED AND SHE STRIKE THE CHILD FOR SOMETHING PETTY. CANNOT REMEMBER THE DETAILS, ITS BEEN A WHILE. IT WAS ALL ABOUT HER AND NOT WHAT SHE HAD DONE TO HER DAUGHTER, THAT IS HOW 'TIGHT' SHE WAS. I DID EMPATHASIZE WITH HER LOST, AND KNOW THAT EMOTIONS CAN RUN HIGH AT A TIME LIKE THAT, BUT FOR THE CHILD TO RUN OUT HER HOME IN THAT STATE TOOK IT TO ANOTHER LEVEL. I TORE INTO HER AND WARNED HER IF I CAME BACK AND SAW HER DO ANYTHING LIKE THAT TO HER AGAIN I WAS GOING TO REPORT HER TO SOCIAL WORKERS AND THE POLICE. THAT I WILL ALSO BE KEEPING AN EYE ON HER TOO. THEN I LOOKED AROUND ME AND MY EYES HIT THE BOOKSHELVES. NEO-NAZIS @/@ SWASTIKAS EVERYWHERE. MY ONE THOUGHT WAS TO GET OUT OF THE HOUSE, AS I DID NOT WANT TO IN A CONFRONTATION WITH ANY FAMILY MEMBERS... I AM A BLACK WOMAN IN A WHITE HOUSEHOLD, I DON'T THINK THAT WOULD OF GONE DOWN WELL. HOWEVER, BEFORE I LEFT, I WARNED THE MOTHER AGAIN AND CHECKED ON THE LITTLE GIRL TO MAKE SURE SHE WAS OKAY. I WOULD DO IT AGAIN TOO. IT WAS BARNACLES OUTSIDE AND I WAS COLD TOO. I DON'T DO BULLIES...;-((
    YES I DID KEEP AN EYE ON HER FOR A WHILE AND SAW HER A FEW TIMES. AND SHE APPEARED TO BE HAPPY. BUT I ALWAYS WONDER WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED TO HER IF I HAD NOT BEEN ON THAT ROAD AT THAT GIVEN TIME. THE STREETS WERE EMPTY....... SMFFF......

  • @bluesrike
    @bluesrike ปีที่แล้ว

    Any school authority figure who punishes a student for defending themselves against a bully should get it twice as worse as the bully.

  • @LegendStormcrow
    @LegendStormcrow ปีที่แล้ว +1

    They realized they literally couldn't hurt me, and I'd likely enjoy it. I was tackled in the bleachers and pinned with my shoulder under a bleacher. Guy hit me in the part of the head you use for headbutts like 30 times before they pulled him off. He was pretty weak, and it only left a bruise the size of my thumb nail, and all it did was wake me up.
    The story of me gasping for air because I was laughing so hard made all the male bullies in the school retire.

  • @gazingth3horizon949
    @gazingth3horizon949 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I think we can all agree that we don't care about school punishments, but the ones at home xD

  • @nobodyuknow6337
    @nobodyuknow6337 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    This is a sad truth, sometimes the parents of the victim will side with the bully, to avoid conflict.

  • @user-op6de7hi7w
    @user-op6de7hi7w 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Violence is not the answer
    When you dont punch hard enough

  • @SasukeUchiha-tc9xx
    @SasukeUchiha-tc9xx 4 ปีที่แล้ว +37

    Eric should have dissolved rat poison in his Gatorade instead of visine

    • @18videowatcher41
      @18videowatcher41 4 ปีที่แล้ว +11

      I would’ve put laxatives and piss in it.

    • @andreasballe7470
      @andreasballe7470 4 ปีที่แล้ว +7

      @@18videowatcher41 Same story happened to me, instead I put alcohol in it and a bunch of those "atomic sour" thingies or whatever they're called and let it rot for a couple of days, then I pissed in it.

    • @18videowatcher41
      @18videowatcher41 4 ปีที่แล้ว +5

      @@andreasballe7470 Nice! xD

    • @jillianadams1407
      @jillianadams1407 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      Yes...YES!!!

    • @kitchencrab7952
      @kitchencrab7952 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      I put laxatives in my brothers coffee because he killed my Minecraft dog

  • @michaelholub5027
    @michaelholub5027 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    My worst bully went into the service, and soon failed out. He had his parents grease the palms of some prominent peeps around town and rebuild an old useless building. The first week of it's operation I left before the food could be served. The next week I complained about rats eating my leather shoes. Someone else is renovating it now.

  • @thefirstsalty3055
    @thefirstsalty3055 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    yeah, if someone beat the crap out of a few naval recruits, i'd wouldn't mess with him.

  • @londonprzybylo9776
    @londonprzybylo9776 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    My bully was named Allison. She would constantly tell me I’m ugly and how I was stupid. Once sixth grade hit I wanted to turn the tables... I befriended her and about half way through the year she asked me out (I’m Les and she’s bi) I said yes but then a week later she was bragging to me about something stupid so I decided frick this little bish. I broke up with her and she started bullying me again. But because we joined the same friend group while we were friends, we had our friends pick sides, all but one chose my side. The fight went on until I transferred, she became unpopular amongst everyone because they thought I switch schools from her. (Sorry for poor format)

  • @zachbrb6304
    @zachbrb6304 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I was waiting for a “ I killed him” story

  • @janicestewart1310
    @janicestewart1310 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    in 3rd grade there was one guy who just liked to talk trash to me so one day i kicked him in the leg and he just avoided me the rest of the year

  • @maxparsons6605
    @maxparsons6605 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    So in middle school, I had a bully who picked me out and used me like a punching bag, so if something wasn’t going his way he’d pick on me.
    After a about 8 years later he was arrested for punching people in a pub and starting a fight in that pub. My dad is a lawyer and guess who he had to defend/represent, my bully.
    All he had to do was represent him and put up with him and he said “ your honour, judge, jury I give up with my client he bullied my son for years in middle school and knocked some of my sons teeth out which took a year to repair, just send this “man” away for 1-2 years”

  • @thegarcias1136
    @thegarcias1136 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Tips To Fight Back:
    1.Get A Bottle
    2.Fill It with Pennies
    3.And Smack The Head Of Your Bully

  • @CAceDubz
    @CAceDubz 4 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    17:32
    Eyyy, I'm a Canadian cadrt.
    My using is 552 WCC
    (Wendigos cadet corps)

  • @imjudgingyou000
    @imjudgingyou000 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    The one story about the OP working at the school the bully was held back in has given me a more satisfaction than any man I've been with so far.

  • @jaketinsleywbc
    @jaketinsleywbc 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    1st story is basically my story with bullies.
    I'm a caveman type tho, if someone larger than me is trying to beat up on me or bully me, I grab the largest thing I can lift and beat them with it.
    An example being that one day in middleschool I came to class early because I could, and a few kids, for no particular reason started shoving me around, I fell over and saw a textbook, i grab it and swing it into the bigger one's head, they both run and I trap the smaller one in a corner and just wail on him with the book for a few seconds, "im sorry im sorry it wasnt me!! It wasnt me!!" Was all he could say as the bigger one got to the door, as he opened it, I threw the book and it caught him in the back of the head, he staggered forward and I leapt at him but got within 4 feet of him when a teacher grabbed me.
    He ran off and as I struggled I realized I was slobbering and rabid, so I cooled off and was sent back to the classroom without any real consequence

  • @danpeters6874
    @danpeters6874 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    There was a much larger kid who used to physically assault me in 4th/5th grade. To be fair, I was pretty obnoxious but sometimes it got out of hand. One day, he had me in a bear hug position. I happened to have a freshly sharpened pencil in my hand. When I tried to get away from him the pencil stabbed him, hitting an artery. I got in trouble. Both my parents are attorneys, they were able to figure out what had happened. I had no history of violent outbursts, this kid was much larger. At worst, I was trying to defend myself. I’m not sure what was said but I’m pretty sure the principal was threatened with legal action if I got suspended, so it never escalated beyond a visit to the principal’s office. The larger kid never messed with me again.

  • @INSERTNAMEjoe
    @INSERTNAMEjoe 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    I have a successful life, a loving wife, and I cute little boy. That's how I got back at my now junky bullies from highschool ;b

  • @emmanuelrainville8244
    @emmanuelrainville8244 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Most heroic moment of my childhood:
    Me: *Standing up to move place as bully is really tiring me*
    Bully: Come hit me you stupid dumbass
    Me: *comes towards him*
    Bully: *Is looking at friends like if he was cool*
    Me: *Makes a clear perfect jab to is eye/cheeks*
    Bully: Oh, you... *tries to punch back the same way*
    Me: *Block... punch back in stomach* No, you don’t.
    Bully: *Drops down to his knees and cry in pain*
    Me: *Go back to seat*
    Bus Driver: *Winks*

  • @Sledgehammering_abell
    @Sledgehammering_abell ปีที่แล้ว

    When I was in 8th grade, I was a Muay Thai practitioner, while I was getting bullied by a dude that was much taller than me. He one time try to punch me, and I responded with a kick which made a huge slap sound effect that caught everyone’s attention. He dropped onto the ground, curled up in a ball, and was starting to tear up. I ended up will smith slap that dude at the back of his head and everyone started laughing.

  • @rorymcelroy1887
    @rorymcelroy1887 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Third grade: bullying got so bad that I had to leave the school
    Sixth grade: saw that bitch-boy again and when I noticed that he started to pick up where he left off, by that time I had a really good reputation with the school faculty and I think he got expelled at one point because after a few weeks of his harassment, I didn't see him again until freshman year where we shared a PE class and he avoided me like the plague

  • @skygazer1637
    @skygazer1637 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    From kindergarden to the end of highschool, the schooling system (teachers,...) never wanted to deal with this kind of behavior. So every time I had to hit back, since the bullying stop after that to the point the bully could not look at me in the eye, I have to confirm it is right way to act. Allways defend yourself, bc some authority figures are only there for their title/salary and want "social peace" that can exist if the victim is silenced.

  • @jaycooper2812
    @jaycooper2812 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    I was bullied from 3rd grade to 5th grade by a student from the grade above me. I finally got fed up with the bullshit and called him for his shit. Because I embarrassed him that morning on the bus when we entered the school he pushed me down the stairs and then threw a table on top of me breaking my leg in 3 places. When I returned to school 3 weeks later he was made by the school administration to carry my books from one class to another for the rest of the school year. He would have to carry my books to my class and then rush to his own to not be late. By the end of the year we were fast friends and I ended up dating his sister in high school. Today when I see him he will always apologize for breaking my leg and it's been 30 years since we left high school.

  • @IamThethingunderyourbed.
    @IamThethingunderyourbed. 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Now with my dog I would crack his Windows a tiny bit until it shatters every single window until he can't afford it

    • @ewpls4002
      @ewpls4002 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      lick a jolly rancher (or 20) and stick it on his car windows. they won't come off without shattering everything. also, mustard + bologna takes paint right off

  • @furryexterminator1280
    @furryexterminator1280 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    There was one time some kid decided to pass by me in the hallway and backhand my head, i quickly turned around and straight up uppercutted him like you'd see in an Indiana Jones movie where he spun around then fell. Never saw that short as hell kid again

  • @marx7477
    @marx7477 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    violence isn’t always the answer
    but sometimes it is

  • @ShadowIscat
    @ShadowIscat 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    These kids are big brain

  • @itzmilxymolly8145
    @itzmilxymolly8145 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    In 5th grade their wasthis kid who would always run his butt on my desk whenever he walked past. He did it so much that I just couldnt take it anymore. Me and my friend covered the side of my desk in glue.

  • @belinda82926
    @belinda82926 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    21:43 same bro

  • @fgeaaaqfghju3073
    @fgeaaaqfghju3073 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    22:04 just bully him for being poor

  • @peterchristensen6988
    @peterchristensen6988 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Violence is never the answer. Violence is a question, and the answer is yes

  • @ethanetn
    @ethanetn 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Violence is always an option. But it should be a last resort

  • @GC-fj4lc
    @GC-fj4lc 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    In 5th grade this little waste of space kept stealing things from my desk. I told him to stop, I told the teacher, but he kept doing it. Then one fateful day he did it while we had a sub, and in a fit of 10 year old rage, I whopped our hefty, hard-bound textbook right across his dome. I developed early so this whop had some muscle behind it; if he wasn't stupid before he was after that. I froze, expecting to be immediately sent to the office, but instead the sub just rolled his eyes and told me to sit down. Kid never stole from me again.