Bully of "Zangief Kid" Claims He Was the Target

dakorok

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I'm pretty sure that nobody believes this kid. This is just a pathetic attempt to justify himself.
 

norwegian-guy

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Funny thing about bullies is that tehy often try to make it look like they are victims of perspective. Have had a share of bullies that always said I was the on throwing the first punch.
 

Notsomuch

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Zangief Kid does not start things, he finishes them! This child is a fool and a troll, jealous because Zangief Kid effortlessly turned his tin cans into gold.
 

Scrythe

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When I was in school, me and damn near everyone I knew got into fights all the time.

And not once were any of them televised and given widespread media attention to.

So I ask: What the hell is the big fucking deal here?
 

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Lucifron said:
Three observations:

1. He has a pierced eyebrow.
2. Unprovoked fisticuffs.
3. If you aren't completely removed from empathy, psychology, and your childhood, you will be able to identify the bully and the bullied by watching five seconds of the clip.

Savvy?
I object to observation 1.
I have an eyebrow piercing and was constantly the bullied, not the bully.
 

Merkavar

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to me if casey was the bully he would have either kicked gale or punched him while he was on the ground. the fact that he didnt to me proves that casey was the good guy.

he stoped the bully from being a threat to him and left it at that.
 

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Anoni Mus said:
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"machomness". (Does this word exists?)
it does now. :)
Merkavar said:
to me if casey was the bully he would have either kicked gale or punched him while he was on the ground. the fact that he didnt to me proves that casey was the good guy.

he stoped the bully from being a threat to him and left it at that.
looked that way to me as well.
Go Casey *mantears*
 

Zanakanishi

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That "victim" is a blatantly fake victim, I am amazing at telling lies, and as a result I can usually catch onto other liers, and he is quite obviously one, I know that the larger kid was the real victim.

He was even smiling in the origional video, and he was holding back laughter slightly in this one, I think he loves the fame (as negitive as it is) and he is making himself out as the victim because his mother told him to.
 

Mettking

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Too little evidence for me to say what happened. Any part of the video may have been cut off, one or both kids could be lieing, ect. All I can say from the original video is "Zangief Kid" lakes the shin hair for his name to fully fit, but nice slam either way.
 

Zom-B

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bahumat42 said:
Zom-B said:
Is it really necessary to characterize the larger boy as obese? He probably gets enough teasing about his weight as it is and now media outlets are slapping the "obese" label on him. Boy, that's great for his self esteem, I'm sure.

Shame on this overall poorly written article on further victimizing someone based on their weight or looks.
to be fair he is probably medically obese. And despite the harsh connotations the word may have it is a powerful word. And using it over chunky,chubby or fat can help people come to terms with their weight issue, having been in a similar situation it took till a doctor physically told me this til i started to change my ways. Weight is an important health issue, aside from that being at a healthier weight increases confidence,future job prospects and sociability. So this is one situation where sugar coating actually doesn't help.

Till you admit you have a problem you can't fix it. And sometimes a word being used correctly can make you aware of it. Its a pain in the ass, and i hated being in that position myself but ignoring it helps nobody.

I apologise for derailing. But i felt this needed to be said.
You make good points, however, I don't think some random internet "journalist" is the one he wants or needs to hear from that he's got a weight problem. He's also still young, this may be something he grows out of.
 

Sarpedon

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Honestly, I don't see why the world is in such a big fuss over this. Kids get bullied, get into fights, and get beaten up all the time. Every day. Everywhere. Yes, it's sad, but it just happens.

Along with that there are also kids who fight back against and stand up to bullies all the time. Every day. Everywhere. Yes, they are admirable, but again it just happens.

Why should this incident be so special? Sad as I am to say it, it's a common occurrence.
 

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Anchupom said:
Lucifron said:
Three observations:

1. He has a pierced eyebrow.
2. Unprovoked fisticuffs.
3. If you aren't completely removed from empathy, psychology, and your childhood, you will be able to identify the bully and the bullied by watching five seconds of the clip.

Savvy?
I object to observation 1.
I have an eyebrow piercing and was constantly the bullied, not the bully.
Objection noted. Point 1 is mainly a case of statistical probability, with my past experiences as a base, and not exactly fool-proof.
 

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TheAmazingHobo said:
etherlance said:
Gamegodtre said:
Darkauthor81 said:
Even if this is true, the "bullying" Casey committed was telling the smaller kid to get to class and supposedly randomly pushing him once and then running off? Wow, I wish bullies were like that in my high school.

This kid is full of it.
what your bullies didnt enforce the bell schedule and then run off to class? the bullies at my old elementary did that to the kids all the time, also when they get hit they don't respond till they get hit a couple of times cause you know they are just polite and all.
The same thing happened in my school years ago, the bullies there were a true class of gentleman.
Man, let me tell you.
That one guy, used to hit me with his tophat and then tell an amusing anecdote vis-a-vis my social class. That was BRUTAL.

And it´s kind of sad that the best that kid can come up with it "He told me names and kind of pushed me around a bit, maybe.".
It can be tough sometimes......I used to be bullied by a boy called "Carlton", every lunch time he would approach me and my friends and shout out that I was eating my T-bone steak (you know that old boring school meal)...........WITH A SALAD FORK!!!


However the day I snapped was the day that I turned to him and knocked his monocle off his head and called him a lower class simpleton........I didn't like what I had become that day, I became some kind of savage beast.
He ran off crying but I'll never forget the day I stood up for myself.