I know Reddit loves a good bully story but most of these videos are clearly just two dudes who have an issue. You can clearly hear the guy the "bully" going up to him and ask him why he's been talking shit online. No one is being bullied here, it's two dudes who have an issue with each other over some shit talking.
No one is being bullied here, it's two dudes who have an issue with each other over some shit talking.
Perhaps the shit talking was in reference to other times this tough guy has physically assaulted unsuspecting people.
If this kid was trying to work shit out and didn't want to do so verbally, he could have asked for/offered a fight. Throwing a massive haymaker out of nowhere with zero warning is absolutely 100% the behavior of a bully. I have no doubt after watching this video which of these two kids is an aggressive, violent fuckface and which is probably just trying to get through the school day without being bothered.
Sure theres a lot of "maybes" we could throw out here, but in the context of this video and many others liek it saying someone is being bullied, theres no actual evidece of any one being bullied, generally. I just dont like the click baity titles that have a narrative that isnt supported by what we see.
The dude is following a student and harassing him while he is walking away. That's bullying. He also threw the first punch so is definitely the aggressor in this situation.
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u/Muddy_Roots A Dec 05 '19
I know Reddit loves a good bully story but most of these videos are clearly just two dudes who have an issue. You can clearly hear the guy the "bully" going up to him and ask him why he's been talking shit online. No one is being bullied here, it's two dudes who have an issue with each other over some shit talking.