Kid Becomes "Little Zangief" in Response to Bullying

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So the mom teaches her child to blame the victim? Nice! I can see a bright future for him in the penitentiary system where he can spend time blaming everybody else for his actions.

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In the source it doesn't say anywhere that she blames the 'Zangeif' kid
she asked that her OWN son apologises to him
sorry, but its quite a major point
 

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So this was the thread that tipped me over to sign up. Hello!

On point - I just want to mention to everyone saying "the pile driver was excessive" that you're looking at things a little too objectively.

When I was the overweight kid being picked on in school, and I had finally had enough, this is almost exactly how I fought back. It stems partially from not really knowing how to throw a punch, and partially from the adrenaline.

This wasn't a calculated move - I doubt Casey took any measure of how much punishment he should deal out. He had had enough, and he stood up for himself. And I'm damn proud of him.

That said, I AM also very glad that the other kid was wasn't hurt seriously. We do stupid things when we're kids. You just sorta hope everyone makes it out of childhood in one piece.
 

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Jabberwock xeno said:
Caliban1972 said:
Jabberwock xeno said:
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Jabberwock xeno said:
Ouch.

Not for the bullied kid, but for the bully.

As much as he deserves to get hit back, he didn't deeserve to be fucking pile driven into concert, he could have been killed.

Thowrn into the wall, maybe, but not headfirst into the sidewalk.
He wasn't thrown headfirst in the concrete.... His left leg and arm connected with the ground before his head. Bah ... I've seen spear tackles worse than this.

Casey just threw the lad ... it would have hurt, and sure might have broken an arm or leg, but I think it's a bit sensationalist to say 'he could have been killed'.
Maybe, but do you know how hard it is to accuratly control a entire person so that a partgilar part of their body does not hit the ground first?

The fact of the matter is, he COULD have been seriously injured. Did he desrve to be beat up? maybe, but not a freaking concusiion.
Yes, the bully would have made sure to stop hitting Casey before he injured him, so we should be concerned about what injuries the bully COULD have received, rather than what actually happened.

Brilliant thinking there.

News flash: Attacking some one bigger than you (or anyone at all really) could end up with you being seriously injured.

So not only is this kid a bully, but stupid as well. He initiated the violence, gets to deal with the consequences of his actions. I have not one ounce of sympathy for any injuries he "might have" received.

I'm slightly concerned about what actually happened in the real world, the world where Casey was bullied and abused constantly until he stood up for himself, stopped the attack, and walked away once his attacker was no longer a threat. Some fictional injury that his attacker didn't actually receive? Meaningless.
Based on how casey maneged himself, to me it seemed he could have easily just punched back, slammed him into a wall, or whatever.

Hell, he didn't even look bother when he got hit.

Maybe i'm just playing devils advocdate, but to me, what he did seemed unessacrly forecful.

Legally, for self defense, you are allowd an apporate response of equal force. You can't shoot somoen in the head for egging your house, or chase after someone who puched you and ran off, then stalk them to their house and kill the attacker.

Here, casey seemed to go beyond "equal force".

EDIT:

Okay, after re-reading your post, I get what ytou are saying.

he didn't get his head cracked open, or his neck broken, so there's no use argueing over what "may" have happened, right?

I agree with you there, i'm just saying that that's not the best way to handle this situation, and if someone who is being buiiled were to wacth this and try the same thing, they COULD end up killing someone.
Equal force (at least in the USA) doesn't mean "if they punch you, you can only punch them, if they push you, you can only push them". In my state, it means lethal force versus non-lethal force. If someone takes a swing at you, you can't haul out a .45 and blow their head off, for example, unless you can prove you were in immediate danger of death or serious injury, and that this was the only or best way to defend yourself. That would be a disproportionate use of force, responding to a non-lethal attack with lethal force. However, if someone gave you a shove, you could punch them to defend yourself. Non-lethal versus non-lethal force.

What Casey did was respond to non-lethal force with non-lethal force. Yes, the bully could have been killed, that's true. You can kill a man with a single punch to the face if things go wrong, it's still considered non-lethal force because it's not generally deadly. Casey responded appropriately and, I feel, with considerable restraint. He stopped after the bastard was down, after all.
 

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Gindil said:
The girl did the right thing [http://www.news.com.au/national/peter-garrett-praises-girl-who-stood-up-to-bullies-in-infamous-casey-the-punisher-video/story-e6frfkvr-1226023989280]
Blegh. She said: "I think you need to back off and leave him, or he'll do the same to you", not just "I think you need to back off and leave him..."

Big difference. Also: she stood there doing nothing the entire time. I don't think she deserves praise.
 

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Wait? his mother doesn't want a video of her son picking on a MUCH larger kid posted everywhere so the BULLIED kid should apologize?

Ahem.... FUCK YOU WOMAN! The world doesn't always work the way you want it to, and don't forget that YOUR kid was the little shit that was picking on others. Your kid doesn't deserve an apology, he doesn't deserve anything of the sort
Learn2Read. It clearly says that the mother of the bully wanted HER son to apologize to Casey for starting the fight.

I like this mom. Her bully son got a world-wide humiliation, a concussion, a month long suspension, AND is making him apologize.

Anyway, that's a hell of a slam. Nobody will be messing with him anymore that's for sure.
 

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fundayz said:
I like this mom. Her bully son got a world-wide humiliation, a concussion, a month long suspension, AND is making him apologize.

Anyway, that's a hell of a slam. Nobody will be messing with him anymore that's for sure.
Karma is awesome.
 

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Scott Bullock said:
Kid Becomes "Little Zangief" in Response to Bullying

The mother of the bully recently went on Australian TV and said that she wanted her son to apologize to Casey, saying of the viral video "We don't need this posted everywhere. I would like him to apologize."
Why have some many people mis-read this, it clearly says in the first sentence of this paragraph the mother want her son to apologize to the victim.
 

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Alleged_Alec said:
Gindil said:
The girl did the right thing [http://www.news.com.au/national/peter-garrett-praises-girl-who-stood-up-to-bullies-in-infamous-casey-the-punisher-video/story-e6frfkvr-1226023989280]
Blegh. She said: "I think you need to back off and leave him, or he'll do the same to you", not just "I think you need to back off and leave him..."

Big difference. Also: she stood there doing nothing the entire time. I don't think she deserves praise.
What she saw was near the end result. She came in right as he grabbed Richard. At the very least, she stopped the second kid from trying to be a hero and trying to fight Casey even more.
 

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Based on what I am interpreting in the video, I came ot the conclusion the casey, at most, was not physically hurt to anything more a negligible degree, and could have easily diffused the situation just as easily by simply punching back, throwing the bully against the wall, or etc.

That's what I saw, that's the way I think should have been the actions taken.

When I fought as a kid, weather for fun, or because I was being harassed, I always thought through my actions. I was precise, I planned.

When I was being annoyed during gym, I snapped, but I still thought, and planned.

I turned around, grabbed the person by the neck, quickly, in one fluid motion, and stood like that, hand around his neck for 10 seconds, not saying anything, but sending a message with my eyes that clearly said:

"Stop. Now."

I then let go, and continued as if nothing happened, and was never bothered again by them. ( I even heard a few chuckles at the person by his friends with "wow, he just owned you" etc)

I was able to diffuse the situation, without causing any possible harm.

He could have easily done the same, by pinning this kid, half his size, against the wall.

Maybe other just don't think so fast as me in a heated moment, but based on how quickly Casey was able to act, blocking before he struck back, and how he struck back, he seemed to be in control of the situation for the majority of the time, and simply did not NEED to resort to something that ran the risk of seriously injuring someone.

Now, I may be wrong. Perhaps casey WAS scared, was inmtidated, and simply acted on a whim, but soley fromt he video, this did not seem to be the case.
...So you just want to brag about how you handled yourself better than he did. Bravo. Have a cookie.
That was not my intention.

I was explaining how he could have achieved the same result (IE: getting the bullies to fuck off) without having to resort to a risky maneuver that could have ended with the other person being crippled, parlayzed, or killed.

Other than that one move, I think he handled himself almost flawlessly.

At first, he ignored the attacker. Then he asked him to stop. When he wouldn't, he blocked the bully. Then he made a quick and decisive move, and once he did so, he simply walked off.

I'm an honest person, so i'll admit that he handled most of the situation better than I often did in terms of what to do BEFORE you respond, but I feel that when it actually came time to do so, he acted in a way that could have caused a large issue, as opposed to thinking through it.

Perhaps he DID have good control over the bully's body when he picked him up, and knew what he was doing. I wouldn't know, I was always the smaller person, not the larger one.
 

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Gindil said:
Alleged_Alec said:
Gindil said:
The girl did the right thing [http://www.news.com.au/national/peter-garrett-praises-girl-who-stood-up-to-bullies-in-infamous-casey-the-punisher-video/story-e6frfkvr-1226023989280]
Blegh. She said: "I think you need to back off and leave him, or he'll do the same to you", not just "I think you need to back off and leave him..."

Big difference. Also: she stood there doing nothing the entire time. I don't think she deserves praise.
What she saw was near the end result. She came in right as he grabbed Richard. At the very least, she stopped the second kid from trying to be a hero and trying to fight Casey even more.
She'd been standing in the shadows for a while already, if my eyes do not deceive me.


I was explaining how he could have achieved the same result (IE: getting the bullies to fuck off) without having to resort to a risky maneuver that could have ended with the other person being crippled, parlayzed, or killed.
It may be me, but I wouldn't really care if that'd happened to that little fuck.

Also, making a move which is not guaranteed to take out the rat would've been a bad decision, since he had at least three people backing him up. Zangeif would've been in a bad position if that'd happened.
 

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supermariner said:
winter2 said:
So the mom teaches her child to blame the victim? Nice! I can see a bright future for him in the penitentiary system where he can spend time blaming everybody else for his actions.

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In the source it doesn't say anywhere that she blames the 'Zangeif' kid
she asked that her OWN son apologises to him
sorry, but its quite a major point
Actually the initial post clearly stated that the mom wanted Casey to apologize to her son. Later on it was edited to what it currently reads as.
 

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I'm very glad that Casey did what he did.

however, had their builds been reversed, it sadly would have been a very different story...

the school should have suspended it's self for not having dealt with this issue sooner!
 

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How is this news? kids get into fight at school all the time. I've been in fights, you've been in fights. None of use got a Penny Arcade stip writen about us or a ton of crappy photoshop artwork. Why is this so special?

Besides what do you think this fat kids responce to all this applause will be. My guess he's going to go around school threatening other kids with pile drivers and probably grow up into a twat who throws his weight around.
 

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winter2 said:
supermariner said:
winter2 said:
So the mom teaches her child to blame the victim? Nice! I can see a bright future for him in the penitentiary system where he can spend time blaming everybody else for his actions.

Winning!
In the source it doesn't say anywhere that she blames the 'Zangeif' kid
she asked that her OWN son apologises to him
sorry, but its quite a major point
Actually the initial post clearly stated that the mom wanted Casey to apologize to her son. Later on it was edited to what it currently reads as.
well in that case i apologise
i've only read the version as it currently reads
 

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Djinn8 said:
How is this news? kids get into fight at school all the time. I've been in fights, you've been in fights. None of use got a Penny Arcade stip writen about us or a ton of crappy photoshop artwork. Why is this so special?
Because most of us didn't stand up to our bullies, let alone in such an epic way.

Besides what do you think this fat kids responce to all this applause will be. My guess he's going to go around school threatening other kids with pile drivers and probably grow up into a twat who throws his weight around.
I doubt it. That boy has way too much patience (only after the third or so blow? I wouldn't have managed that) and seems like a silent introvert kid overall.
 

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Ultratwinkie said:
Chibz said:
I condone both boy's actions.

"Bullying" is a perfectly acceptable way of ... pointing out another person's flaws. Only through recognition of our flaws can we hope to correct them, and thereby better ourselves. This applies to both of 'em in this situation.
so being a girl is a flaw? being black is a flaw? being hispanic is a flaw? Being gay is a flaw? Nice mentality you have there [sarcasm].
Of course, being a girl is a huge flaw!

Lol, I'm kidding of course, obviously bullying is never alright and of course none of those are flaws, the guy has quoted is obviously nuts
 

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As a victim of bullying myself, I approve of Casey Haynes admirable wrestling moves. Clearly the school has failed him, the parents have failed him, the system has failed him. When there is nobody left to help you but yourself, you do what you gotta do.

Mr Gale decided to keep pushing, and this time he got what he deserved. Casey Haynes has my undying support and admiration, He stood up for himself in a secluded world that had long since abandoned him to his tormentors.
 

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Gindil said:
The girl did the right thing [http://www.news.com.au/national/peter-garrett-praises-girl-who-stood-up-to-bullies-in-infamous-casey-the-punisher-video/story-e6frfkvr-1226023989280]
The girl stepped in after it had all happened, after standing around watching the initial conflict. She didn't do anything but stick her nose in after the fact.

I hardly need to bother saying that Casey's actions were perfectly justified.