By: goodparents_vs_evilparents
27/01/2008
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| I am really sick of this School Criminals ''The Bully Boys'' . Teachers are to blame for their evilish existence in every classes.Teachers can see face to face those evil thugs when they are annoying their classmates.Most Teachers are just ignoring the situations ,and some Teachers are actually promoting it. Teachers could stop and actually get rid of this Evil Thugs ,By writing or text sms their names to a piece of paper and pass it on to the Principal or to the department of Education. |
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By: goodparents_vs_evilparents
27/01/2008
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| Bully Boy's Parents are nothing but a bunch of Half Lame Brain. Some of them are actually proud of their son's criminal behaviours. |
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By: goodparents_vs_evilparents
27/01/2008
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| Is there some kind of special school for the Bully Boys somewhere in Australia? |
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By: foxdemonau
27/01/2008
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Hi goodparents. I was bullied at school myself. And then at university.
Could you describe the bullies? Are they from rich or poor families, any particular ethnic group, are they girls or boys? Who are these bullies and how do you know the parents support their childern's behaviour? |
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By: chat_multibillionairebillgates
27/01/2008
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Tell me about it.
Someone should go into the local police stations and dob those thugs in before they keep doing it and getting away with it. |
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By: jjhastie2000
27/01/2008
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| yeah i know the problem well my daughter got stabbed with a pencil on her arm by a boy and the teachers did nothing about it until i raised a concern then the tried to blame my daughter whom did nothing to them .My daughter has a lot of problems with bullies and thier boys which i think is worse but the school cant do anything about it because these boys back each other up (they have been caught out doing this) thre needs to be classes set up for the trouble makers whom constantly interupt learning of other students and thier safty it not fair these kids cause the problem and the other kids whom wnt to learn cant because of constant disruption |
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By: goodparents_vs_evilparents
27/01/2008
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foxdemonau; Questions, Who are these bullies and how do you know the parents support their children's behaviour?
They are my next door neighbor. My neighbor's son goes to same school where my son goes to. Parents often uses F words when they are having conversations when they are at home and also when they goes to school.what really upsets me is when his son's doing wedgy underpants to his fellow classmates , and the parents just watch and laughed. |
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By: foxdemonau
27/01/2008
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OK, I see your point, goodparents. Those parents sound like t00ls.
On this message board, there are some posters with better knowledge than me on these social subjects. Look for 'Frenchyjen'. She comes on regularly, especially in child abuse threads. I'll mention this thread to them so they can come and post. Maybe they will have some ideas. |
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By: gibbot5000
27/01/2008
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Toughen your kid up, FFS. It's a bloody tough world out there and it doesn't get easier as you get older.
Find an ethically reputable dojo (I'll point you in the right direction if you like) and teach your kid(s) how to fight.
Bullies exist because people make themselves victims. I'm not suggesting you try to make your own progeny aggressors , but they should have the knowledge & ability to repel aggressors. They'll probably still cop an occasional hiding, but they'll be capable of dishing a few out as well.
Both are essential for real personal development. |
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By: jackmountain
27/01/2008
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| bullies hunt in packs gibbot, they are cowards. i was bullied at school and it was never 1 on 1. no matter how good you can box, a kid won't beat 5 boys. |
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By: frenchyjen70
27/01/2008
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bullying is so hard to address, not only in schools, but in the community as well... your best bet to challenge it is to try to get other people on board with this - go to the P&C meetings & talk about the issues, invite along someone to talk to the parents, need to get the school involved in some kind of campaign to challenge the teachers and the parents, and hopefully, the children's ideas on what is okay behaviour...
check out this link
http://www.education.unisa.edu.au/bullying/ |
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By: bambu_hero
28/01/2008
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bullies hunt in packs gibbot, they are cowards. i was bullied at school and it was never 1 on 1. no matter how good you can box, a kid won't beat 5 boys.
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Make a nail-rod at home and take out one of them, flying into a rage like an wild animal...never know your luck in a big city....after all, what have you got to lose?...you're getting bashed every day anyway. |
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By: goodparents_vs_evilparents
28/01/2008
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BULLY BOYS AT SCHOOLS: The Bully Son's father's Photo is on The Sunday Telegraph newspaper yesterday ,Sunday 27 January 2008 ,page 21. In the column , A sydney man caught speeding four times in 17 hours during a road trip had a six-year-old in the car with him and was violent towards police , a court heard last week.
The father's six-year-old is one of the four bully kids at school ,where my son goes to.
I have made a big decisions; My family and i are moving out from Greenacre to a peacefull suburb. |
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By: mrsron1
28/01/2008
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| Bullies will antagonize throughout elementary school, high school, uni (if they can get in), on the job, the wife, the kids, the staff at the old folks home...Teachers and parents...wise up and nip this in the bud. Give the bullies a special chair in class until they learn their lesson...parents...take away their privileges don't encourage their behavior...parents who encourage this behavior are bullies themselves. |
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By: rob1541958
28/01/2008
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My son was bullied at school his first year in year 7,he stopped going to the principal because nothing happened, teachers did nothing, when he yelled in class because someone thumped him in the back, he was the one sent out, if he said what happened he was told to stop talking, all the teachers were aware of the situation but did nothing, it got to the stage the eaasiest way to deal with it was to not go to school, he was away from school for two full weeeks before I knew ( I work full time), and it was only because I came home early one day that I found out, the high school couldnt even contact me to say he wasnt there.
He is the one that failed year 7 becuase of bullies.
One bully I was told was having family problems so they didnt want to upset him any more and he was only lashing out because of his problems, so what my son had to take it??????? yep he did, the schools have in place a anti bully scheme, it isnt even worth the paper it is written on.
If it happens this year I will go to the police and lay charges against the kids involved and the school for not looking after the welfare of my son while under their care. |
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By: pls_dont_ban_me
28/01/2008
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i was bullied once, by kids 4/5 yrs older, i was only 8yo.
i told them they wouldn't always be that much bigger than me....
not much i could do about it except bide my and wait.....
indeed i waited, i waited untill i was 17yo, seen these so called bully's and they s h a t themselves...
they pretended to know me and try to buy me drinks!
lets just say i had the last laugh.
for those who are getting bullied from kids ther own age, i say drink a cup of concrete and harden the f u c k up!
its a tough world out there, it only gets tougher after school! don't let you kids be such a punce, tell them to stick up for themselves |
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By: shanegsk
28/01/2008
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Every child has a right to feel safe and happy while at school.
Some time's the schools take's some time to sort the bully
problem out.
It is not how the parents feel it is all about how the child feels ,Some time it is important for a child to gain some sort of self astream back the bully take's away there self astream.And it alounds the bully to take control.
This is when the school should step in and do something about
it rather then leave it to the last minute.
And if you r working full time that makes it even harder,the
school needs to stop the bully and any other things that may
be causeing your child any problem towards the child which
could be come abuses towards the child.
For get the other parnets just do what is best for your child
welfare and your self to make things happy for both of you. |
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By: shalemac
28/01/2008
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By: goodparents_vs_evilparent s
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Re:BULLY BOYS AT SCHOOLS (PREVIEW)
Is there some kind of special school for the Bully Boys somewhere in Australia?
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girls are just bullies too, sometimes worse
there are schools for really hard core kids that have been thrown out of lots of schools and no other school will take them. These are the last chance schools though. I think these schools consist of about one class. |
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By: shalemac
28/01/2008
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| unfortunately there are bullies everywhere in life and no once can hide from them forever. It happens to most when I was at school I used to get upset then I worked out ignoring them was what worked in the end. In my day you didn't go crying to the teacher or parents about it. |
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By: jacobtayla
28/01/2008
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It is a tough world out there so true gibbot,
my boy was being bullies at school, we alerted the principl and the teachers,
and not much was being done about it, we told master twin to defend himself and give mister bully a good crackin,
'no no no can't do that will get in to trouble' says our master twin untill finally he decides to stand up for himself and gives mister buly a bloomin good crackin,
master twin was so happy when he came from school as he told us mister bully sooked like a girl and everyone laughed..PMSL..... master twin was 7...
Stupid teacher pulled us both in (parents) and told us we were inciting violence......
so we took that further and reported the fool....
that was after we told biatch to FLARK OFF...
Mister bully NEVER touched master twin or his miss twin sister again...
Only way in our book to teach a bully is to stand up to them and NOT allow them to bully you..
it is a harsh world out there and i for one will NEVER let myself my partner or my kids be "VICTIMS"
We teach then to STAND TALL. |
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By: crazymadmonster
28/01/2008
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Jacobtayla,
this hard stuff.
kid feels good when he can turn the tables around, and he learns the nature of bullies.
Big lesson in life.
My daughter bullies the teachers at school i think?
but she does not exactly win.
Taking a hiding for fun sucks, so if you are going to get hurt you might as well take a few swings?
I don't do it to others and never did, but will not take sheeesh like that.
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By: f4edano
29/01/2008
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Too true, Principals & Teachers I hope you are reading this thread.
My step children have been abused by my x on school grounds, what did the principal do? Defend my children from an adult bully? NO! The principal confronted my children and told them to "get over it". We didn't like her tact so we complained to the department and guess what... We were banned from the school. The (Female) Principal concerned is supposed to be heading up anti bullying in our state. Great choice (sarcasm) she supports adult bullying of children. Where has justice gone? Anti bullying is another politically correct LIE by despots allowing them to act against any child or person who makes the departments day difficult.
Another account, another school; my step son was being beaten up by others older than him at school. he complained to the teacher and was fobbed off. His only protection was to protect himself. We took up his complaint to the principal... nothing done! my step son was threatened with after school reprisals (this is primary school - madness)He complained in class of bullying by others in his class; he was sent out. He acted out at this injustice and was sent to the principal. Again nothing done. The bullies picked him again. Like many others in this thread we had all had enough and taught him to defend himself. He did and guess who was suspended... no prizes for guessing my boy.
The state of feminism has polluted us with it's marxist P.C. ideals for far to long.
Schools run and taught by majority of women has to change our boys need men to teach and lead them not man haters & whimps who bend to the feminist P.C. dogma. |
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By: jacobtayla
29/01/2008
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f4edano,
totally agree on some of the female teachers,
yes this biatch was saying we incited this violence absolute bull, all we did was tell our son to defend himself and give the bully a crack so he wont pick on you again he did problem solved,
silly teacher says we encourage, whatever!, then tells us this reaction does not work the only way to stop a bully is to talk to them, yeah right!! NOT.
the male Vice principl pulls me aside one day and asks me how master twin is getting on now after the incident,
great i say not a problem since master twin defended himsellf,
the V.Principle says to me "as a teacher i legally can not condone what master twin did , however as a parent myself i can not say i would of told my children to do it any different than you both did"
That pretty much sums it up..
We do need more male teachers, especially for the little dudes who do not have dad at home,
a male role model to toughen them up a bit and give them male points of view as well,
and before you bleeeding hearts start i dont mean toughen them up to become bullys or thugs i mean MEN..
because a the end of the day our children are future leaders of this country,
we do need to get tougher,
it is a hard world out there. |
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By: weed612001
29/01/2008
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| The way to stop bullying is two lead by example. Also why dont we start on that Pual Mullet chap who seems to have been able to get away with murder somehow!!? |
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By: mintie_boy
29/01/2008
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Bullies do what they do for attention or to get a response. I was prime bully material, short, glasses and smart. But I rarely got picked on ... they would try to pick on me being short, I was so told them I agreed ... they didn't know where to go from there.
Another thing that helps is having self-confidence. Also another helpful method I fond was being friendly. Don't withdraw from people. I was friends with nearly everyone, even in the years below and above me. People respected me and stood up for me. Your friends are important in detering bullying ... I find this is a really good thing to have later in life too, if you get along with work mates and the boss makes work life a lot easier. |
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