school bullies

**sexeh** · 25-09-2003, 10:02 AM

what do you think should be done with school bullies?

i think they should be expelled and an injunction put upon them and the victim.

**Richie** · 25-09-2003, 10:10 AM

agreed....

**nichomach** · 25-09-2003, 10:10 AM

I take it that you have some personal experience of this, and I remember my own; I think it's time that we stopped using the term "bullying" with all the Tom Brown's Schooldays trivialisation that goes with it, and started talking about what it actually is. Criminal assault, theft, criminal damage, in some cases sexual assault. We should deal with it on that basis, and expulsion should be the least of a bully's worries.

**sexeh** · 25-09-2003, 10:13 AM

Originally posted by nichomach
I take it that you have some personal experience of this, and I remember my own; I think it's time that we stopped using the term "bullying" with all the Tom Brown's Schooldays trivialisation that goes with it, and started talking about what it actually is. Criminal assault, theft, criminal damage, in some cases sexual assault. We should deal with it on that basis, and expulsion should be the least of a bully's worries.

i haven't but i know alot of people who have and the awful time they went through and i'd hate to see any body else go through it .

**nichomach** · 25-09-2003, 10:17 AM

Well, good for you - at least you care about it, which is all too rare.

**Knoxville** · 25-09-2003, 10:18 AM

I'd like to see expulsion as the standard treatment of them, i myself have personal experience of them and i want to rip they're arms and legs off tbh

problem for them is that i can now

**[GSV]Trig** · 25-09-2003, 10:34 AM

Schools should take bullies more seriously, I was bullied at primary school cos I was different..
Thing is I lost it 1 day and nearly strangled to death the ring leader of the bullys, weird sensation having your hands around someones neck and being able to feel there blood pooling up under your hands, luckily her mum (yes it was a girl) pulled me off her any whacked me round the face, weird how you remember the little details but her false eyelash was hanging off, anyways I ended up being kept in at breaks and lunches and ended up spending a bit of time with a head shrinker while she was allowed to carry on normally, strange tho no1 f'ked about with me after that...

**Skii** · 25-09-2003, 11:10 AM

Yeah its funny how they go quiet when you hit back.

I was never really bullied, too much of a clown to ever be taken seriously by anyone at school

, however there was just the one incident at boarding school.

Anyway I was once 'targeted' by a group of kids in the year below me - lots of verbal abuse and name calling - about 5 of them, the ring leader was a this little sh1t known as 'JJ' (he was infamous within the school for being a little bstard)

Really got me down tbh - then one day in the corridor he walked past me, called me a name behind me - and I snapped.

I turned around and grabbed him - I still remember the look of shock and disbelief on his face - he panicked and started to shout out for help.

With my other fist I launched a punch into the middle of his face so hard that it broke my grip on him and sent him flying backwards a good 6 feet.

Don't remember much about afterwards - mainly because that moment is still so fresh in my mind it kind of 'over-rides' other memories - what I do remember is walking past the medical room and seeing one of the matrons trying to stem the blood pumping out of this screaming kids' nose.

- I swear she smiled at me.

Strangley enough he never even looked at me again.

**Howard** · 25-09-2003, 04:02 PM

Skii I'd love more than anything to do that to any of the rubbishrubbishrubbishrubbishrubbishrubbishs who found it funny to pick on me and other people when I was at school, just because we were different and not stupid little pikey townies like them!

**wiltonson** · 25-09-2003, 04:07 PM

This post was in very bad taste, and if you value your account i suggest you try replying again with a better response and an apology. Ben

ok i apologise but come on that was a joke.

previously, i had one experience of being bullied by some kids while walking home from uni. my guess is when those naughty kids are in a group, they tends to have an evil mind.

**Skii** · 25-09-2003, 04:30 PM

**steve threlfall** · 25-09-2003, 04:58 PM

Originally posted by Howard
Skii I'd love more than anything to do that to any of the rubbishrubbishrubbishrubbishrubbishrubbishs who found it funny to pick on me and other people when I was at school, just because we were different and not stupid little pikey townies like them!

Know the feeling mate but consloe yourself with the fatc that they will be working at the muck donalds drive thru for the rest of their life if they can get a job that is

**Howard** · 25-09-2003, 05:07 PM

True.dat

They don't really deserve to work there tbh

**Swafe** · 25-09-2003, 05:07 PM

for expulsion im a yes and no

yes - bullies are b*stards, i hate em, every last one of em, and they deserve it.

no - i dont bully people and never have, its always been the other way round with me getting bullied at school, however,one day in year 9 this kid randomly ran out crying and he had it in for me and my mates. for some reason be blamed it all on us, even tho im pretty sure it was his own problem. if anything he was bullying us, chucking paper aeroplanes at us, calling us names, spitting on us, but no, because hes got problems and runs out crying he gets to blame us.

what happened? the 3 of us got a right b*llucking, even tho we all said it was nout to do with us, a few of our mates in the class backed up us and said that it was him, as they'd never seen us do anytrhing to him. however, the crying man wins in the opinion of the headteacher, he was crying for a reason, he said it was us, whether or not it was we were to get the blame.

anyway, we all got a right b*llucking, we all got shed loads of detentions when the person who should have got them got off scot free.

the reason of this? if me and my mates got expelled, didnt do our GCSEs, ended up working in mcdonalds and living in the ghettos i would not have been pleased, for something i did not do, fair enough if they get the right person and they get expelled they deserve it, but if they falsly accuse someone and they get expelled, that screws their life, for no reason, same with people being convicted for a crime they didnt commit, from time to time it happens, and this shouldnt be allowed, so im not for it, yet i am also for it.

I think they should give bullies bigger harder punish ments and expell if its obvious that they are clearly a55holes.

my tuppence

**Wurzel** · 25-09-2003, 05:25 PM

Wow, that was an unusually serious post swafe

Imo if the person clearly doesn't want to learn anything at school and is stopping other people learning they should be expelled

**Swafe** · 25-09-2003, 06:12 PM

yeah to right wurz, thats probably the, or one of the longest posts ive ever done

good point, if they dont want to learn, quite a few ppl at my old school just didnt turn up, and they all ended up failing, they all doss about now, the person who never turned up whos done the best is probably a chef apprentice who gets 60 quid a week...

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