workingwhileworking
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- Jan 18, 2009
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The big kid could have easilly killed that little one if he landed on his neck. It's both parents faults. For the bully, probably bad problems at home that leads him to act out the way he is, and the victim, his parents are probably not as open with him as they need to be or they would have advised him to tell teachers. Or they could be worse and would have encouraged this violence agaisnt the bully (disgusting). It's good that the bully got what he deserved but violence just escalates things in my opinion. The bully needs a real friend, a role-model. a hobby or some counselling. I feel sorry for both of these kids. Because it exploded on the internet it will stick with them a lot longer in their lives then if it was kept relatively private.
no offense, Grizz, but it's this type of thinking that leads to this kind of thing.
Would YOU like to be taught pacifism while someone is eager to exploit that pacifism? What if someone was in your home right now, punching you or a loved one in the face while you watched?
If you got upset or decided to defend yourself or the loved one, would you feel you needed some kind of guidance or counseling afterwards?
Despite what people may believe, t has always been the kind of world where parents will say "let me teach my child pacifism, because I understand violence isn't the way." Meanwhile, the child says "Let me go punch this fat kid in te face, because his parents have made him a pussy and mines won't don anything about it".
Except now, thanks to mass media, there's a lot more people preaching peace while waiting to get punched in their smiles.