Bullied Kid Got Suspended for Fighting Back

djchameleon · 03-24-2011, 05:33 AM

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Originally Posted by tore

And getting disciplined in school is really not that big a deal

Seriously, you guys can't tell me that you wouldn't love to be suspended from school and have some free time at home when you were younger.

**Scarlett O'Hara** · 03-24-2011, 05:52 AM

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Originally Posted by tore

Something teachers often don't realize (I feel) is that kids are newbs at life and emotionally underdeveloped. You can take a bully aside and explain to him moral theory and why his bullying is wrong, but he or she won't get it. They might get it at the age of 20-something, but then the damage is already done. What these bully-kids do understand, though, is a fist to the face from someone standing up to themselves. The act of fighting back is much more than simple violence, it's telling the bully and yourself that you're not just a victim.

Normally I'm against violence and I'm always against violence towards kids from adults. But kids don't always understand any other language (I don't think a bully even understands why he/she bullies) and so I hope that if my own future kids ever meet bullies, they will stand up for themselves, physically if they have to.

And getting disciplined in school is really not that big a deal

Derp.

I mean good speech!

holly984 · 03-25-2011, 01:45 AM

You don't need guns to combat school bullying. You just need Karate Kyle.

~~The Virgin~~ · 03-25-2011, 01:53 AM

Karate style is old school, guns are the 'in' way to fight bullying

Buzzov*en · 03-25-2011, 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by The Virgin

Karate style is old school, guns are the 'in' way to fight bullying

So you strive to be a Columbine esque type of person? No wonder you try to distort the definition of violence.

Howard the Duck · 03-25-2011, 06:46 AM

an armed society is a polite society? (Robert A. Heinlein)

djchameleon · 03-25-2011, 07:29 AM

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Originally Posted by The Virgin

i'm not trolling. it's a personal opinion of mine regarding discipline and i can't believe that someone gave me an infraction for what i believe in. well, that's fine, sometimes people tend to disagree with your opinion by means of power tripping.

anyways, let me say my point again, guns are created to implement discipline. i did not say killing or death. people tend to shove in the "peace talk" process in terms of achieving an organized society, but really, if you happen to know something about military, sometimes, if all else fail, scaring them is the best option. and guns are pretty much the scariest thing on earth right now. why do they allow police officers to carry one? simple. cause it denotes discipline. they're disciplinarians and guns are essential tool to execute that discipline.

if you can't accept my opinion, that ain't my problem anymore.

TBH I didn't really read this post of yours but I just wanted to say that you should move to America and live in Texas. They will welcome you with open arms literally. GO wild and shoot up whoever you want in Texas lol.

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Originally Posted by Il Duce

he's somewhere between lifting me up and tripping me - i only had to sweep kick and sideswipe his chest to knock him down - if I had used the kickboxing one punch technique, he would have ended up in a hospital

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Originally Posted by Il Duce

I suppose I had taken so many classes, mine is a sort of MMA, I study Bruce Lee's techniques also - usually I go for the fastest takedown - prolonged fights are not my thing - I'm definitely not the showy wushu type

Because of my height, my first instinct is to get into my opponents inner circle and once I'm there it is a wrap. Either I go for a throw, sweep or I will just grapple and forcefully take down.

Most fights are all about people either pretending/thinking they can box so that's how I screw them over and then the majority of fights end up in a grapple anyways on the floor and that's my strength as well with my holds.

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thing is Replicas are illegal here - i can only get a real one by applying for a permit

Yeah, don't bother with a Replica then if it's illegal. Just go for the real thing.

~~The Virgin~~ · 03-25-2011, 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon

TBH I didn't really read this post of yours but I just wanted to say that you should move to America and live in Texas. They will welcome you with open arms literally. GO wild and shoot up whoever you want in Texas lol.

as much as i want to, i was only allowed to visit Lexington, Kentucky by my company so I don't see that happening. but i'll look forward to visiting texas once i have enough money to apply for a tourist visa.

Howard the Duck · 03-25-2011, 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon

Because of my height, my first instinct is to get into my opponents inner circle and once I'm there it is a wrap. Either I go for a throw, sweep or I will just grapple and forcefully take down.

Most fights are all about people either pretending/thinking they can box so that's how I screw them over and then the majority of fights end up in a grapple anyways on the floor and that's my strength as well with my holds.

i just go for fast and forceful - quick sharp knock to the temple to make him groggy, vertical takedown by hooking leg to shoulder - although I'm not really that flexible these days - if you do it fast, you end it fast - if it looks dangerous, something more drastic is needed, a knife-like thrust to the Adam's Apple - when they're semi-conscious or grasping for breath, I just walk away - it's a matter of speed and constantly practising timing your hits with a board or even the wall

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Yeah, don't bother with a Replica then if it's illegal. Just go for the real thing.

it's not that hard to get one being a lawyer - criminal clients can be a fiendish bunch

djchameleon · 03-25-2011, 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Il Duce

i just go for fast and forceful - quick sharp knock to the temple to make him groggy, vertical takedown by hooking leg to shoulder - although I'm not really that flexible these days - if you do it fast, you end it fast - if it looks dangerous, something more drastic is needed, a knife-like thrust to the Adam's Apple - when they're semi-conscious or grasping for breath, I just walk away - it's a matter of speed and constantly practising timing your hits with a board or even the wall

yeah, you sound like my ex-roommate. He didn't like long fights. He wanted it over and done with as quickly as possibly with minimal effort. He studied up on pressure points and would practice his precision and speed. One time this muscled guy challenged him to a fight and he just hit this one spot near his arm and the guy couldn't even throw a punch in his direction. He was like wtf did you do to me man?

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it's not that hard to get one being a lawyer - criminal clients can be a fiendish bunch

pleaing the fifth on that one

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