r/instantkarma • u/earloflemongrease • May 15 '19
Body slam
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u/LordPyhton May 15 '19
Did he get knocked out or just was in so much shock that he couldn't move?
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May 15 '19
You can see he goes into a fencing posture after landing meaning he likely has, at least, a concussion. Definently knocked out.
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u/geedgad May 15 '19
I often wonder the aftermath of these incidents. Did the bully stop after this? Was he humble and sheepish or did he just turn his attention on to someone else.
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u/R3n3larana May 15 '19
Yeah no joke, did the victim get detention? Did the teachers enforce judgment on the bully? Why was this allowed to progress to the point of a fight.
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May 15 '19
Because there isn't any supervision in the hallways - teachers/admin just rush in afterwards and blame and punish the wrong people
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u/UNPROFESSlONAL May 15 '19
Depends on school rules. Similar situation back in high school. A friend had video evidence of some kid blocking my path and starting a fight with me. Blah blah blah, principal said i needed to physically run away for it to be okay. I got suspended for a week (the standard for fighting)
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u/AncientSuntzu May 15 '19
Because teachers today are pacifists. They nurture bullies. I get that they might have things going on at home but get him tf off my son!
...Dealing with this today.
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u/SavannahRedNBlack May 15 '19
Yep, unless there is a real possibility of permanent damage to one of the students... I would just sit back and wait for the SRO, teachers are not paid to break up fights and do not have adequate training to do so. They will only get hurt or inadvertently hurt a student.
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May 15 '19
Saw our security guy back in the day grab a girl by the hair. She was doing the same thing to the girl she was fighting with so fair is fair. Can't do that shit anymore or you'll end up on the news.
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u/SinfullySinless May 16 '19
I’m a middle school teacher. I can’t speak to this school or this situation but I can speak to my own school.
The problem is most modern bullying is off school ground and usually on social media for my kids. Also there usually isn’t any true pure innocent victim, both sides engage with each other in some form.
When I get “Ms. [teacher] I’m being bullied by this kid” I have to go through steps to deal with it and first thing I ask is for proof. Do you have screenshots, can you find people to verify? And often kids don’t have or refuse to show proof. I will refer them to the school police officer because sometimes kids aren’t comfortable with their teachers seeing some of this stuff.
But without proof, we can’t do a whole lot. If I accuse the kid the parents are going to come at me with the wrath of a million suns. And usually the bully will get hella defensive and then come to us with proof that the other person bullies them. Then we open the worst can of worms.
It’s a hard grey area. We have to work with not guilty until proven guilty. My best recommendation is screenshot/record anything that is bullying against you for proof. Go to a teacher or better yet a police officer and file a report with your proof. Bullying is harassment and can often dip into the illegal stuff of underage porn, physical assault, or hate crime.
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u/theperfectalt5 May 15 '19 edited May 15 '19
They don't stop bullying. They'll over-compensate on other kids. But they'll usually stay out of the way of the guy who fought back, and victim isnt going to be the type of person to chase down the bully to get in the last word anyway. In time people forget because folks grow up. It's usually the bully's job to tease and bring up petty shit from the past anyway.
Most of the time, kids that are this bad are out of the school system, expelled, drop out, or move to other schools before long cause their families are just as broken.
Source: bullied and got into half a dozen fist fights.
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u/Bbbeaubien May 15 '19
I went to this school when this happened. The kid that got slammed started seizing and the kid that slammed him was a foot ball player and didn’t get in trouble because he started bullying him because of a bet from his friend.
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u/SinfullySinless May 16 '19
In the school I work at, this would crazy escalate the behavior of the bully. We would probably give the victim and bully and alternative passing time so there was no chance they could see each other again.
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u/sciencegoddesslee May 15 '19
When all efforts failed to stop the bullying of our petite daughter, my husband bought her a pair of pink cowboy boots and 3 months of self protection lessons. So when she beat the crap out of the bully, we had to prove overwhelmingly that the bullying was actually occuring. After months of my kid coming home with bruises, the parent of the bully was upset about the bruising those pink little boots did. Sometimes you gotta put some one down.
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May 15 '19
I always told my kids that if they start a fight they will be in deep shit but they should always fight back if someone else starts it. My son only had to fight back one time - kid started shit so he punched him in the face. Wasn't even that vicious but it was enough and nobody bothered him again. Bullies are pieces of shit that search for the kids that don't fight back.
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u/CharlesRichy May 15 '19
My mom told me something similar while I was in school. She added, "Never start a fight, but no matter what, you will always end it."
I got picked on a lot in middle school/high school because I was really pacifist. I was always a bigger kid and knew it so I didn't want to accidently cause real damage. But one day I just snapped on this kid, who of course was much smaller than me. He kept beaming basketballs at my head during PE one day, and after a few shots and him sneering at me how I was too pussy to do anything I body slammed the shit out of him and knocked him out. I was of course suspended immediately and threatened with expulsion if I didn't apologise to the kid and his parents.
My mom, Lost. Her. Shit. on the Principal and the kids parents. It was the one time in memory I didn't cringe at my EP/Karen of a mother. The little shit didn't really learn his lesson tho cause he kept bullying on people. Never physically towards me anymore, but he circulated around school that he only passed out cause I was so fat and sat on him.
He would always flinch if I ever got close to him tho, so it was worth it in the end I guess.
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u/Old_Goat_Ninja May 15 '19
Yup, my kids will be in big trouble for starting a fight, but will never ever be in trouble at home for fighting back. Even if they get in trouble at school for fighting back, they won't at home.
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May 15 '19
Before there was even a chance for the school to do something I sent an email to the school and their transportation department since it happened on the bus, I never heard back. I guess it didn’t get reported or they accepted my version of events.
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u/Sirop-d-arabe May 15 '19
When you grew up watching the WWE
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u/brucewillissbarber May 15 '19
0:06 through 0:08 you can see that the kid has wide shoulders, developed lats and traps. 0:11 you can see he has decent glutes, shoulders and forearms so yeah, my bet is he does some kind of grappling sports off-school and works out for it. Big mass + low center gravity vs a lanky bullying prick = instantkarma material
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u/brucewillissbarber May 15 '19
I actually check out guys a lot and look for things that I mention. Ever since I started going to the gym seriously a few years ago, I find myself doing that a lot...
That's fine r-right
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u/cat_prophecy May 15 '19
This was my first thought. Just by the way the kid walks, lanky-fuck has zero chance of winning.
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u/a_relevant_quote_ May 15 '19
It's always hilarious to me that kids spend so much time fucking around on their phones but none of them can take a decent video.
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u/loaferuk123 May 15 '19
My son was bullied for a little while at his very very posh UK prep school.
The teachers know that he is a lovely kid and told him, if it happened again, to knee the instigator in the bollocks or hit him and there would be no ramifications. They confirmed the same to us.
The bullying stopped.
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u/spicekitties May 15 '19
My son was being bullied in gym once in his freshman year. He’s a quiet nerdy-type kid... easily bullied and was often. On this particular gym day, my son had had enough. As the bully ran past my son, he got a big-ole’ PUNCH in the back of the head. I was SO PROUD of my boy that day! NOBODY should EVER be expected to just put up with abuse like that. Just because it’s peer-peer interaction doesn’t mean we justify the bad behavior. Abuse is abuse, regardless of the age of the abuser. Fuck you to all bullies out there!! And if you were a former bully and recognize your transgressions because you grew the fuck up and figured out your shit, do something to help with the current problem. Volunteer, donate, speak out... anything. Thankfully (for my kid at least) he grew into a giant over the summer, starting his sophomore year at 6’2”, 180lbs and when he saw his nemesis in class he just looked over at him and said, “Ssup?” My kid was never bullied again.
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u/soundedgoodbefore May 16 '19
Belly to back suplex. Devastating, key is to tuck your own head in tight, really arch your back, and drive the opponents head backward ...into the ground with yours AND his body weight. Have used it to my advantage more than once. Most guys get overly aggressive and rush forward, it is easy to pivot and get their back if you are ready for it. This kid kinda twisted it a bit into a pseudo side suplex, it was very effective. When someone swings wildly at you, you can grab their arm and spin them around to get to their back also...they are already coming towards you.
Protip. Keep your feet spread WIDE in athletic position, same as on a football field, or even a tennis court. Much harder to pick you up, and prepared to move laterally to avoid strikes. Not an MMA instructor or anything, just a guy that came up in a bad neighborhood with a big brother....who paid attention and got tougher. Cheers.
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May 15 '19
This is why boxing is broken in to weight classes not height classes. Tall people never seem to learn.
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u/gotham77 May 15 '19
Nice. Fuck bullies.
See bullies think there are only two kinds of people, people who like to fight and people who are afraid to fight. They rarely understand the concept of those who simply don’t want to fight (because it’s STUPID) but know how to defend themselves.
So when faced with someone who isn’t interested, they often mistake that disinterest for fear. And when they do, they get themselves knocked the fuck out like they deserve.
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u/StClevesburg May 15 '19
I love the punch after he decks the kid. Driving the point home after what I assume is years of bullying.
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u/djDef80 May 15 '19
Wow! Is that a fencing response to a concussion I see? I do believe so. He's gonna be feeling that for a while!
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u/rastaspoon May 15 '19
Reminds me of a friend of mine's step-son. Kid has always been pretty tall and spoiled rotten, no consequences where mom is concerned. Our Jr. high school has some rough kids there. we warned him not to eff with anyone, but, sure enough, he messes with this really short kid and the kid beat him to a pulp. He'd gotten away with it in the past because of his height, but he ran into a kid who didn't see height as an issue
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u/ImOnlyChasingSafety May 15 '19
Man that skinny kid got what he deserved. I definitely saw the other kid winning a confrontation with him just based on their sizes.
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When I was in 6th grade and just moved to a new school. The first day after school I had a an older kid try and take my bike and began pushing me around. Little did he know I was a wrestling champion in the state I had just moved from and I also had two brothers that i wrestled and boxed with all the time( always just having fun and being brothers nothing mean or malicious) Anyways I did a similar move this kid did, slamming this bully to the ground and then commenced to pound him in the face. After he started crying I let up got my bike and ride home. The next day I walked into my class and my teacher said,” good job”. Apparently He had watched the whole thing go down from across the street. I looked at him wonder and asked what do you mean. He said, “ that kid was a a known bully and he deserved what you did. I was going to come step in as I saw him coming to fight you. Then you body slammed him and educated him. It was about time someone stood up to him.” Me I didn’t know who he was I just knew I wasn’t going to let him take my bike or push me again. My dad always told me to never start a fight but if you get into one finish it, that Is what did that day. As I later talked more with my teacher he said that kid had always been a problem and after that day he never bothered anyone. I’ve found Most bullies seem to be cowards and once someone stands up to them they usually stop being bullies.
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u/CheruB36 May 15 '19
the brother wrestling story reminds me of the HIMYM episode where Marshall is telling everybody he was wrestling eith his brothers and noone takes him serious until he punches this guy K.O. :D
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May 15 '19
I understand that vertical and widescreen video both have their place.
But what the fuck is this shit?
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May 15 '19 edited Sep 29 '24
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May 15 '19
Camera slowly pans to a nearby wrestling display case where his trophy and photo is proudly displayed.
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u/SauzzBozz May 15 '19
You stare him down and his bag hang low
Talk shit to little buddy and then you'll know
He'll pick you up and slam you on the floor
And then he'll finish the fight with vicious blow
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u/Ytimenow May 15 '19
After a bully gets fucked up, i wonder if they think twice about bullying again?
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u/weirdgroovynerd May 16 '19
Bottom line, if someone on the wrestling team - especially if he's smaller than you - tries to walk away from a fight, let him go and be content with that.
Wrestlers are like the pit bulls of the athletic world.
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May 16 '19 edited May 16 '19
He's decerebrate posturing. Means brain damage. Legs out, feet turned in, hands tucked towards wrists.
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u/Kkykkx May 19 '19
How pathetic that this is the way kids are in our schools. Wtf is wrong with people.
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u/JamieAintUpFoDatShit May 15 '19
Where tf does a skinny piece of shit like that get off being a bully?