8th grade Girls Attack/Strip 11-Year-Old Boy

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Jesus massive paragraph

I'm not sure getting fired is equal to being beaten and stripped while on camera.

If you think that its acceptable to happen, solely because kids shouldn't be coddled, well, then, you have much more hardass outlook on life than most people do.

Not really, just saying is that I find it difficult to believe nobody here has actually been in a more shockingly violent or humiliating event during their tender years.

At the same time people bounce back. Like one kid I know, shortest in our grade (5'2'' by end of HS) ... picked on by everybody and certainly had it the hardest in my memory. Ran into him after coming back from Japan.

A pretty girl on his arm, wearing what looked to be $6000 worth of clothes and a lovely Rolex.

People bounce back. Lessons make the individual, and he learnt more lessons from school than anybody else.

So I don't buy this whole 'onoz, his life is over' bull crap. Whether he's successful or not, like 99.9% of bullied people (I mean, really ... who hasn't been bullied badly in their lifetime?), will depend entirely on his own capabilities and strength of character.

But the thing is, how badly did that guy you're talking about have it? If he had the same experience this kids did, then maybe what your saying might work. But if it was just insults, then its not comparable.

I think your seriously underestimating what happened to this kid. He was attacked, in broad daylight, nobody helping him. He was beaten, with a girl attacking his neck. And he was stripped, in public. I'm not sure he'll be able to recover like your guy did. I mean, this is kid is 11, and your guy was in High School; thats a pretty big difference when it comes to dealing with problems.

High starts usually 11-13 yoa in Australia (grades 7 - 12, except WA ... think they're different).

So it's comparable. It's even worse here because you have guys twice your height beating the living shit out of you. You know ... people 16+ when you can only look them in the knee cap and pretend like you might beable to reach their face with a punch.

And yes ... stripped butt naked, 'binned' and rolled into the lake (that was at my first high school). Assaulted with cricket bats (that was my favourite), being forced to play rugby with guys three times your weight class just so they could get some 'live' practice.

Being pelted with rotten fruit was particularly piquant during the summer months when the flies are worst.

Bad is bad ... but you get over that shit and you move on. Part of life and you become stronger for it ... and everybody goes through this type of 'life initiation rite' atleast once or twice in their life and you learn to fight back. Think of it as accelerated survival training for kids <.<

 

[emeraldrafael]

They'll get out of it by saying it was harmless fun.

Besides, Charges arent being pressed (god knows why, I'd charge all three of them and their families) so nothing really will come out of this if the parents of the victim decide not to do anything.

... eh, at least its happening older, and not younger.

Sure there may be no legal charges.

But Anonymous operates outside the law, sir...there will be repercussions.

There's nothing for anon to get involved in. It doesnt violate any of their key points they stand for. The people wo committed are known, there's been an invetigation, so what really would they do?

You do know that they have randomly harrassed people that they LIKED never mind those they didn't, right? They don't have a code of conduct that restrains them, its a forum to do whatever you feel like because you feel like it.

yeah... unless Anon gets invovled in EVERY case of bullying EVER known EVER, i dont think its happening.

 

[Radoh]

I completely agree, but that's where feminism falls on its face. Feminists want to be considered equals, but they also want to become what men used to be to women. They want all the benefits, and all the power without any of the consequence.

Not if you're a Camille Paglia Feminist. The CPF is basically the anti-feminist feminist movement, though admittedly not a lot of women are such feminists. Still, some see this and say, "How is this right?"

 

[The Funslinger]

those 4chan threads 404'd on me. All I can say is I'm eagerly awaiting some anonymous vigilante justice!

 

[SillyBear]

I'm just thinking about how different this would be if the genders were reversed. It would be a clear cut, sexual assault and it would be a criminal act. But because it was a boy being assaulted, we have a thousand different opinions and people are debating over this. Heh. That's funny.

It's a joke ... and only a dick would then turn around and say 'That's criminal'

Wait, what? You think pinning someone to the ground and taking their clothes off whilst laughing at them and hurting them isn't illegal. What planet are you from? Sorry, but this was a criminal act. Also, have you even watched the video? Did you hear that boy scream? He was utterly humiliated and was in horrible pain. Doesn't seem like much of a prank to me, especially when it comes from girls much older than him.

Question. Would you be saying the same bullshit if the genders were reversed? If this was a group of fifteen year old boys stripping an eleven year old girl? If your answer is no, then you have no argument.

 

[mirror's edgy]

That boy has the right to not press charges personally, but does anyone else feel that these girls earned a punishment of SOME kind regardless? Minors or not, they should get academic probation, public service, at least some kind if punishment. Otherwise, we essentially admit as a government that they did nothing wrong. Everyone can argue over how mean kids are or whether or not the crime in question was immoral, but the law classifies that as a willing public invasion of privacy at the very least, and failing to persecute a blatant abuse case seems wrong to me.

 

[DudeistBelieve]

If there is any justice in this world, the girls will end up in broken marriages with men that beat them and children with down syndrome.

No.

Do not, do fucking not, make comments like that about down's syndrome. For one, you assume that it is inherently a bad thing, that it should be used as fucking punishment. For two, even if it should, which is just fucking wrong, why the fuck should their children have to pay for their sins? You know who used to think like that? People in Old Testament times. They believed people born with disabilities were because of what their parents or ancestors did.

Sorry about the language, but people saying things like that just make my blood boil.

Yeah, probably should of just left it at the loveless marriage part. my bad.

I still hope life is difficult for them and is otherwise an overall dissapointment.

 

[SillyBear]

That boy has the right to not press charges personally, but does anyone else feel that these girls earned a punishment of SOME kind regardless? Minors or not, they should get academic probation, public service, at least some kind if punishment. Otherwise, we essentially admit as a government that they did nothing wrong. Everyone can argue over how mean kids are or whether or not the crime in question was immoral, but the law classifies that as a willing public invasion of privacy at the very least, and failing to persecute a blatant abuse case seems wrong to me.

It's all because of gender my friend. The state should be pressing charges here, and if this was a girl being stripped by a group of older boys, they would have pressed charges straight away. But reverse the situation and it is just "girls having fun" and a "prank".

Yeah, it's sexism.

 

[Hashime]

In my opinion charges should be laid. The girls at least should have to write a formal apology and see a psychiatrist or counselor about what brought that on.

 

[callmegreen]

SNIP *****

I'm Not going to lie to you.
Ive ACTUALLY SEEN and episode of Law and order that played out EXACTLY like this.. I shall now explain the episode.

Okay some some 13 year old kid whose puberty as shit calls a girl ugly trying to impress a hot girl in his class.

Little does he know that the ugly girl is friends with the hot girl So they plan some kind of attack.

The hot girl pretends to take the kid into a back alley and say's she gonna Get it on with him.

She makes the kid take off his clothes down to his undies and then asks him to put on these handcuffs.

she handcuffs him to a sewer pole, all the other girls comeout a d spit on him and throw dirt at him a tape it and post it online

the kid runs away

kid tries to hang himself on monkey bars

the SVU saves the kids life

Girls don't get charged

kid shoots himself a week later after the video goes viral

Up until the "no charges pressed" part, I actually thought you got this confused with an episode of 'Without a Trace' that played out exactly the same way.

I'm a terrible person really, cos frankly had the done that to my son, I'd probably flog them to within an inch of their life. Show them what its like to be at the physical mercy of someone bigger and stronger than them.

Thankfully, I'm not a parent, or more specifically I'm not his parent. Although I find it odd that people will try and sue or press charges for really stupid shit; but when something genuinely bad happens that should have serious legal consequences for the offenders.....not a peep.

Yeahh That Was probably it..... I saw that thing like a year ago so i barely remember it....

 

[Grathius22]

To be honest, I'd be upset if my son didn't let them strip him down. :/

Hell, I think a lot of kids his age would be begging for something like that to happen.

 

[Biodeamon]

kid`s these days....