http://deadspin.com/#!5781702/the-ultimate-anti+bullying-psa-kid-fights-back-with-devastating-body-slam

 

 

Then he walks away like a boss

 

Btw, the kid's knee cap was shattered. He got a 3 week suspension and the other kid got a 4 day suspension.

Good work, big guy.

Stupid kids.

 

Also, wasn't a jackknife powerbomb, more like just a flat pick-up and drop.

Regardless, way to stick up for yourself, kid there.

 

And good job by the administration picking out the right kid to give the longer suspension to.

LOL!!!!

It got removed already. At least I got to see it a couple dozen times.

I replaced it. There's a crapload on youtube. The video spread real quick.

I replaced it. There's a crapload on youtube. The video spread real quick.

 

 

Good man. Good man.

Got removed again xD

Got removed again xD

 

 

 

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Kids would be bullied less if they were allowed to do this more often.

Violence begets more violence. Always.

 

It's satisfying on a base level to see a bully get his comeuppance like this. But we literally know nothing else about what happened here. Endorsing a culture where violence is an acceptable outlet is not the answer to stopping bullying.

I saw this. The small kid deserved to get hit, but not power bombed like that. No one deserves that.

 

And like bobbob said, we have no details on that situation.

Violence begets more violence. Always.

 

It's satisfying on a base level to see a bully get his comeuppance like this. But we literally know nothing else about what happened here. Endorsing a culture where violence is an acceptable outlet is not the answer to stopping bullying.

 

 

You are missing the point...its already a culture of violence and intimidation. The victims are not allowed to defend themselves.

The bully is not "allowed" to be a bully. Both are acting outside of the rules of the situation.

The bully is not "allowed" to be a bully. Both are acting outside of the rules of the situation.

 

 

Whether he's allowed to or not is irrelevant. People often do things that aren't allowed. The rules of the situation fail terribly when it comes to bullying, because bullies don't follow them.