Little shits who think the're tough.

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QuickDEMOL1SHER

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Wow. You're a dick. Your post implements it and your picture confirms it.
Always be nice to kids. Instead of "Showing him his place" try asking him why he's being so hostile and maybe try to make friends with him since he's obviously no threat.
 

The Lawn

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This isn't a recent development... it's gone on for ages...

But thanks to my physique... the over 6 foot, fridge with arms kind... only the stupidest of the stupid ever tried anything.
Luckily, nothing like this goes on in my area, only have to deal with kids that are so rich that they think problems don't exist and have a handful of braincells between the lot of them.

My favorite memory of issued like this, from back home in good ol England, was when I just heard a "HAY YOU!!!" only to turn around and see this pint sized kid charge at me.
He leaped into me, bounced off, hit the floor quite hard, and just started bawling his eyes out.
Apparently, from what I heard the day after because the police came to ask me what happened, he had broken his collar bone from landing on the floor and 2 ribs from hitting me.
Since I had 2 witnesses to this event, they knew the kid was lying, and the cops pretty much said that the little shit deserved it.
 

FaceFaceFace

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Sorry, all I can think about is playing KoTOR dark side and having punks challenge me, only to be fried with one hit of force lightning.
 

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QuickDEMOL1SHER said:
Wow. You're a dick. Your post implements it and your picture confirms it.
Always be nice to kids. Instead of "Showing him his place" try asking him why he's being so hostile and maybe try to make friends with him since he's obviously no threat.
I used to be part of programme that tried this. I then got everything they could get their hands on in a tech room thrown at me by my new 'friend' who was seven years younger than me. Then they ran off, took the key, and locked me in. This wasn't an uncommon occurrence, and I actually had to help some of my female friends on the same programme to keep their little 'friend' in check.

The only way people in a power-struggle will listen to you is if you assert dominance. In the end, I did this by showing I wasn't afraid to grab the children if necessary. When two children my female friends were having trouble with bolted from the lesson we had planned, taking the key so we would be liable to get in trouble, I caught one, slung her over my shoulder, then ran and caught the other one, putting her under my arm and carrying them back into the building. I then sat by the door the rest of the lessons, and they actually became much more acceptant to my attempts to befriend them after I demonstrated I wasn't afraid to step up to their little games.
 

HK_01

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I've noticed that little kids tend to be very disrespectful(a second or third grader randomly showed me the middle finger while I was waiting for the bus), but actually threaten people? That's crazy!
 

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Kukakkau said:
gbemery said:
I think each coming generation is being more coddled then prior ones. Possibly as a result of cracking down on bullying, time out in place of spanking, and the whole mentality of "you're special". This then gives them, in my opinion, a 'holier than thou' attitude and the feeling that nothing will happen to them if they start shit, because they are the 'chosen one' and can not be punished or hurt.
Dude you just reminded me - my friend is doing a nursery teaching apprenticeship and she isn't allowed to say te children are bad, naughty, misbehaving, say no or scold them in any way. Also they can't say they have been good.

How do they learn what they can and can't do then??
Children and being way too priveleged by adults
holy crap that is horrible. I really feel sorry for your friend. I mean are we so afraid of emotionally scaring a person nowadays that people fall to protocols such as this, or is it fear of lawsuits I wonder?
 

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Caliostro said:
Geo Da Sponge said:
Oh, sorry for writing a paragraph about why this stuff happens, I thought that you were one of those preachy types who thinks that the kids don't deserve it. Although your method of dealing with them seems to have a lot in common with how psychopaths work. Cold, emotionless, uncaring, but when they push you too far it all goes wrong for them.

I like it.
I don't think psychopathy has anything to do with this though. I'm fairly objective about this kind of thing: If you can reason with someone, it's almost always the best option. If you can't, then apply force as necessary. While they're just words they're meaningless unless you give them power (i.e.: by getting angry, throwing a fit, etc), if they compromise my physical integrity, then I'll stop them by any means necessary.

All actions have consequences.
Oh no, I wasn't suggesting that you are a psychopath. I just think you act like it.

In the best possible way, of course.

QuickDEMOL1SHER said:
Wow. You're a dick. Your post implements it and your picture confirms it.
Always be nice to kids. Instead of "Showing him his place" try asking him why he's being so hostile and maybe try to make friends with him since he's obviously no threat.
You don't meet many repugnant kids, do you?

The Lawn said:
But thanks to my physique... the over 6 foot, fridge with arms kind... only the stupidest of the stupid ever tried anything.
You could say you are built like a... SPEHSS MAREEN!
Sorry. I just love the avatar.
 

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Year 7s were never the issue in my school. It was the bloody Year 8s who thought they were tough. They'd been in secondary school a WHOLE YEAR and were therefore bad-ass bitches. They made me laugh.
Have we met? Thats exactly what it's like where i go.
 

Evil the White

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I hate the little shits. They think it's funny to follow me around and shouting my name. Every time they see me.

I so glad I'm going to sixth form next year.
 

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Gunjack65 said:
One person yanked his bag away and tossed it into a puddle. Some may call it bullying, we call it showing sombody where their place is.'
It's called natural selection, and I believe that it needs to apply, even just a little bit, in our civilized society. This kid thought he was hot shit, and was show just how room tempature he really was. He's either watched to much TV, exposed to to much internet, or was conditioned from infancy to walk and talk big. Or he always relies on someone older to kick people in.

Our society doesn't smile on natural selection unless it's the animal kingdom. It keeps things very controlled, and I think that's created an environment where our children have become spoiled little shits.
 

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me and my friends used to hang out behind a classroom in school where there was some little year 7/8 shit who used to try and act tough and try to piss us off, one time, he went up to me and said "you're a dickhead" to which I responded by softly slapping the side of his head after which he picked up some pitta bread from somewhere and slapped me with it which was timed in such a way that a teacher came out and only saw him "attack" me, hilarity quickly followed. At break time that day he said he was trying to beat me up to which I responded by pushing him away gently

also, the brother of an old friend of mine is no better. One time he said something while riding past on his bike, I had an overwheling urge to hold my arm out so his kneck goes into it and he falls on his ass while his wheels off possibly onto the road into an oncoming car. more recently I was walking near his house where I heard something behind me then saw a big chunk of ice skid past me then saw him running past me pointing at his friend going "it was him"
 

The Bum

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Their just thick. But i wouln't know because i never picked on cause i was the guy who had frends in 12th grade so yeah........i woudn't know.
 

Terramax

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The OPs story is typical of what it was like at my school. But if you fought back, you could bet your arse they'd reappear 2 minutes later with a few year 11s who happen to be close friends or related (brothers).
 

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When i was in school all the year 7's where little shits but normally didn't try picking fights with anyone older since everyone in my year when i was year 11 kicked the shit out of each other can't say i didn't get in a couple. One day me and my friends playing football this little shit came up kicked the ball then ran off with it say he didn't get far before i got ahold of him being one of the fastest in the school picked him up and told him next time he does it im going to "ram the ball up his fucking ass then beat him to a pulp" then i dropped him and kicked his legs as he sat there crying then running to the teachers.



Another football related one playing football ona field near my house this little local kid and his friends sat there shouting at us when we by accident kicked the ball and it rolled near them sitting down and wouldn't give it back i walked to the ring leader told him to give it me back before i knock him out hes first words to me where "my dads a cop so you can touch me so fuck off its my ball now" next thing he know i kicked him in his stomach then a couple times in his legs then me saying "i don't give too fucks who your dad is he ain't gonna do shit about it i know him" he ran off crying next day hes with his dad pointing at me his dad comes up to me asks me what happened then walks off dragging his little shit son by his collor
 

DatedSandwich

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Evil the White said:
I hate the little shits. They think it's funny to follow me around and shouting my name. Every time they see me.

I so glad I'm going to sixth form next year.
How lucky are you? I got another year of em.
 

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Jamieson 90 said:
wizzerd229 said:
Jamieson 90 said:
wizzerd229 said:
Jamieson 90 said:
wizzerd229 said:
I go to a privet school, PreK-12th, and I'm in 11th grade, well the worst i get from 7th graders is all the guys calling me babe, I'm a dude. I want to smack them upside the head, but I, but i don't because then, i would get in so much truble
If you ever want to hurt a year 7 and make it look like an accident get them when playing football, i.e. a bad foul or blast a ball into their face, you mentioned a private school so not sure if football is popular if not Rugby is even better.

Not really done it myself but back when me and my mates were in year 11 back in the day one of the did it to some little shit who had been annoying us all day.

Him - Blasts ball into face
Kid - ARGGHH what the hell you do that for!!!! (crying & whimpering)
him - sorry kid was an accident (laughing lol)
well, here is the thing, we dont play sprts with them.
Not even at dinner time? (what I had in mind)
it isnt a boarding school.
Sorry I should have realised not everyone uses the term dinner time, I meant lunch you know 12-1pm, back when I was in school it was called 'Dinner time'
oh, nah, we aint allowed to.