Law targets school bullies

Yet you screech "WHAT ABOUT THE CHILDREN!??!?!?!?" whenever it suits
your purpose to push your agenda.

Amazing.

towelie

2006-12-18 21:07:56 UTC

Jagshemash, J Young?

As someone who was terrorized by bullies for many years, you're fucking
insane. May a thousand bullies rape your bleeding colon with their huge
cocks.

JohnN

2006-12-18 21:10:37 UTC

Post by J Young
What the hell is wrong with parents and school officials these days?
Laws that target school bullies? What ever happened to the good old
days where a good fist to the face was enough to back-down any bully?
The problem with children these days is that they never learn to deal
with life's adversities on their own; always looking for mommy and
daddy to butt in. What happens when they grow older is they expect
government to handle all their problems. This is how liberals are made.
I say "Let kids be kids, leave them alone".
http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=5763962
(Columbia-AP) December 4, 2006 - A new state law that takes effect the
first of the year requires all 85 South Carolina school districts to
define bullying and outline procedures to track and punish students who
are bullies.
The push for the law can be traced back to a 1999 school shooting in
Colorado. Investigators have said the students who went on a shooting
rampage at Columbine High School were victims of bullying.
State Representative Ronnie Townsend says the Safe School Climate Act
gives "teeth" to school policies and defines bullying to include
behavior that has not traditionally been covered by discipline
policies. The law also directs schools to track intimidation or
incidents in which a student inflicts emotional pain on another student.

What about just taking an AK-47 and some pipe bombs to school and
settling all the scores? That's what the Christian school children in
America do isn't J?

JohnN

Cary Kittrell

2006-12-18 21:12:47 UTC

Hey, when you're right, you're right:

<WHAP!!!>

Now go away...

-- cary

Doc Smartass

2006-12-19 00:02:17 UTC

Post by Cary Kittrell

<WHAP!!!>
Now go away...

Who says violence won't solve a problem? ;)

--
Doc Smartass

"Bullshit repeated to the limit of infinity asymptotically approaches
the odour of roses." -- Relf's Law

f***@verizon.net

2006-12-19 04:36:02 UTC

Post by Cary Kittrell

<WHAP!!!>
Now go away...

Except that he's not really a bully; he's a whiny crybaby.

Susan

DarkAngel

2006-12-18 21:25:22 UTC

Post by J Young
Laws that target school bullies? What ever happened to the good old
days where a good fist to the face was enough to back-down any bully?

What would you know about that? You were probably just the little
sycophant who stood behind the bully feeling tough, knowing that he
could beat you up if you ever stepped out of line and stopped licking
his butt. Probably got a couple of spankings from the bully yourself,
you fucking loser.

---
No Gods. No Masters.

Parsifal

2006-12-18 21:39:01 UTC

Post by J Young
What the hell is wrong with parents and school officials these days?
Laws that target school bullies? What ever happened to the good old
days where a good fist to the face

How christian of yours... Didn't your god said to present the other
cheek? Are you telling us to... *gulp*... not respect what your lord
said?

was enough to back-down any bully?

Post by J Young
The problem with children these days is that they never learn to deal
with life's adversities on their own; always looking for mommy and
daddy to butt in.

Judging by the content of your daily rubbish, you were obviously victim
of some serious trauma during your childhood: no one normal would
express so much hatred like you do. Why do you wish today's youth to
suffer from the same thing than you did? Just because your life is
totally fucked up doesn't mean that every one has to ruin his/her
life...

What happens when they grow older is they expect

Post by J Young
government to handle all their problems. This is how liberals are made.
I say "Let kids be kids, leave them alone".

Fuck you, J Young. I hope you are attacked one day and beaten to a pulp.

Whip

2006-12-20 03:20:15 UTC

That is a nice and reveling (may I add)stupid liberal response.

Post by Parsifal

Post by J Young
What the hell is wrong with parents and school officials these days?
Laws that target school bullies? What ever happened to the good old
days where a good fist to the face

How christian of yours... Didn't your god said to present the other
cheek? Are you telling us to... *gulp*... not respect what your lord
said?
was enough to back-down any bully?

Post by J Young
The problem with children these days is that they never learn to deal
with life's adversities on their own; always looking for mommy and
daddy to butt in.

Post by J Young
government to handle all their problems. This is how liberals are made.
I say "Let kids be kids, leave them alone".

Fuck you, J Young. I hope you are attacked one day and beaten to a pulp.

Lucifer

2006-12-18 21:48:24 UTC

I grew a little late, and was bullied badly, and it wasn't until I
turned fifteen that I was able to deal with it in the way that worked
best (bruised a few, knocked a couple out). Until then I was
defenceless, and I should never have had to learn how to fight.
Anything that prevents this problem is welcome.

--

Lucifer the Unsubtle, EAC Librarian of Dark Tomes of Excessive Evil and
General Purpose Igor

The Anti-Theist

Convicted by Earthquack

"Don't worry, I won't bite.......hard"

Whip

2006-12-18 23:24:51 UTC

That`s called growing up to face life,ain`t that a bitch?:)
My solution: enroll your kids in a martial arts school,they will know how to
kick ass if they are bothered by some bully,no fucking Big brother putting
any more laws designed to enslaved us all.

Post by Lucifer

I grew a little late, and was bullied badly, and it wasn't until I
turned fifteen that I was able to deal with it in the way that worked
best (bruised a few, knocked a couple out). Until then I was
defenceless, and I should never have had to learn how to fight.
Anything that prevents this problem is welcome.
--
Lucifer the Unsubtle, EAC Librarian of Dark Tomes of Excessive Evil and
General Purpose Igor
The Anti-Theist
Convicted by Earthquack
"Don't worry, I won't bite.......hard"

Sanders Kaufman

2006-12-19 00:31:23 UTC

Post by Whip
That`s called growing up to face life,ain`t that a bitch?:)
My solution: enroll your kids in a martial arts school,they will know how to
kick ass if they are bothered by some bully,no fucking Big brother putting
any more laws designed to enslaved us all.

Every bully is at his heart a coward. Like you - they only get
brave when they think they're anonymous.

--
It's no wonder you post anonymously.
You're a coward and would never say this crap under your own name.

Whip

2006-12-19 02:44:09 UTC

Typical kike response....

Post by Whip
That`s called growing up to face life,ain`t that a bitch?:)
My solution: enroll your kids in a martial arts school,they will know how
to kick ass if they are bothered by some bully,no fucking Big brother
putting any more laws designed to enslaved us all.

Every bully is at his heart a coward. Like you - they only get brave when
they think they're anonymous.
--
It's no wonder you post anonymously.
You're a coward and would never say this crap under your own name.

Lucifer

2006-12-19 01:22:10 UTC

One, don't top post, two, I was kinda tiny until I was fifteen...now
I'm 6ft, but it's fairly hard to take on more than one guy when you are
small, at fifteen, I learned a few tricks - ie how to kick someone in
the eyesocket so hard it lifts them from their feet, how to easily
break an arm, that kinda thing. But I shouldn't have had to, no one
should.

--

Lucifer the Unsubtle, EAC Librarian of Dark Tomes of Excessive Evil and
General Purpose Igor

The Anti-Theist

Convicted by Earthquack

"Don't worry, I won't bite.......hard"

<snip>

Whip

2006-12-20 00:59:43 UTC

One, it is stupid to scroll all the way to the end to read a response.Two,
one should learn to defend himself ,you don`t know when you going to need
it.Circumstances change...

Post by Lucifer

One, don't top post, two, I was kinda tiny until I was fifteen...now
I'm 6ft, but it's fairly hard to take on more than one guy when you are
small, at fifteen, I learned a few tricks - ie how to kick someone in
the eyesocket so hard it lifts them from their feet, how to easily
break an arm, that kinda thing. But I shouldn't have had to, no one
should.
--
Lucifer the Unsubtle, EAC Librarian of Dark Tomes of Excessive Evil and
General Purpose Igor
The Anti-Theist
Convicted by Earthquack
"Don't worry, I won't bite.......hard"
<snip>

Lucifer

2006-12-20 01:27:44 UTC

Post by Whip
One, it is stupid to scroll all the way to the end to read a response.Two,
one should learn to defend himself ,you don`t know when you going to need
it.Circumstances change...

By the same token, we should have no police, while it's useful to be
able to batter seven types of shit out of people (skills I sadly had to
put to use recently when a house party got crashed) it's not desirable
to have to.

Oh and don't top post.

<snip>

--

Lucifer the Unsubtle, EAC Librarian of Dark Tomes of Excessive Evil and
General Purpose Igor

The Anti-Theist

Convicted by Earthquack

"Don't worry, I won't bite.......hard"

ScottyFLL

2006-12-20 01:07:12 UTC

Apparently, since many parents don't do a very good job, it becomes
necessary for Big Brother to step in.

While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

towelie

2006-12-20 02:40:56 UTC

Jagshemash, ScottyFLL?

Post by Whip
That`s called growing up to face life,ain`t that a bitch?:)
My solution: enroll your kids in a martial arts school,they will
know how to kick ass if they are bothered by some bully,no fucking
Big brother putting any more laws designed to enslaved us all.

Apparently, since many parents don't do a very good job, it becomes
necessary for Big Brother to step in.

Parents can't prevent other kids from terrorizing their kids. If the
parents of the bullies can't do a good job parenting, maybe they should be
prosecuted.

Post by ScottyFLL
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

Whip

2006-12-20 03:18:21 UTC

Parents can ensure their kids, the skills necessary for survival,that`s
their job anyways.Besides civilization has the habits of disappearing when
less expected,who`s going to defend you then?Big brother is more likely to
oppress you than defends you while is here...

Post by towelie
Jagshemash, ScottyFLL?

Post by Whip
That`s called growing up to face life,ain`t that a bitch?:)
My solution: enroll your kids in a martial arts school,they will
know how to kick ass if they are bothered by some bully,no fucking
Big brother putting any more laws designed to enslaved us all.

Apparently, since many parents don't do a very good job, it becomes
necessary for Big Brother to step in.

Parents can't prevent other kids from terrorizing their kids. If the
parents of the bullies can't do a good job parenting, maybe they should be
prosecuted.

Post by ScottyFLL
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

ScottyFLL

2006-12-21 16:28:10 UTC

Post by Whip
Parents can ensure their kids, the skills necessary for survival,that`s
their job anyways.

And schools should teach spelling, grammar and punctuation. As we see,
sometimes they fail miserably.

Whip

2006-12-21 21:48:53 UTC

Their problem...not anybody else

Post by Whip
Parents can ensure their kids, the skills necessary for survival,that`s
their job anyways.

And schools should teach spelling, grammar and punctuation. As we see,
sometimes they fail miserably.

Loose Cannon

2024-03-10 19:47:16 UTC

Post by towelie
Jagshemash, ScottyFLL?

Post by Whip
That`s called growing up to face life,ain`t that a bitch?:)
My solution: enroll your kids in a martial arts school,they will
know how to kick ass if they are bothered by some bully,no fucking
Big brother putting any more laws designed to enslaved us all.

Apparently, since many parents don't do a very good job, it becomes
necessary for Big Brother to step in.

Parents can't prevent other kids from terrorizing their kids. If the
parents of the bullies can't do a good job parenting, maybe they should be
prosecuted.

Post by ScottyFLL
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

The way a parent solves that issue is give the kid a good,hard slap
across the face any time he does it That's how we deal with Peeler
when he gets out of line

Randolf Richardson 張文道

2024-03-13 00:09:33 UTC

On Sun, 10 Mar 2024 15:47:16 -0400

Post by Loose Cannon

Post by towelie
Jagshemash, ScottyFLL?

Post by Whip
That`s called growing up to face life,ain`t that a bitch?:)
My solution: enroll your kids in a martial arts school,they will
know how to kick ass if they are bothered by some bully,no fucking
Big brother putting any more laws designed to enslaved us all.

Apparently, since many parents don't do a very good job, it becomes
necessary for Big Brother to step in.

Parents can't prevent other kids from terrorizing their kids. If the
parents of the bullies can't do a good job parenting, maybe they should be
prosecuted.

Post by ScottyFLL
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

The way a parent solves that issue is give the kid a good,hard slap
across the face any time he does it That's how we deal with Peeler
when he gets out of line

There's actually a word for that: abuse

Teaching one's children includes being a good example
to them with your own conduct. If you use abuse to
teach them, then they're likely to learn that being
abusive toward others is acceptable. :(

--
Randolf Richardson 張文道 - ***@canadianatheists.ca
Canadian atheists - True, Northern, Strong, and Free
Beautiful British Columbia, Canada
https://www.canadianatheists.ca/

f***@verizon.net

2006-12-20 07:21:23 UTC

Apparently, since many parents don't do a very good job, it becomes
necessary for Big Brother to step in.

Most bullying parents are the first ones to make any excuse why
it couldn't possibly be their kid, even & up to saying that the victim
and all the witnesses are lying.

Teaching bullies not to be bullies the first place is far better for
*everyone* than making other kids hit back.

Post by ScottyFLL
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

And when the kid gets out in the real world and kills someone
for hitting him, he'll be the first to wonder why he's in jail for
disproportionate response....

Susan

Sanders Kaufman

2006-12-20 08:01:16 UTC

Post by ScottyFLL
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

And when the kid gets out in the real world and kills someone
for hitting him, he'll be the first to wonder why he's in jail for
disproportionate response....

Boy-oh-boy, does that hit home with me!
I recently learned that one of my HS bullies has become the
highest ranking officer to die in Iraq - Lt. Col. Eric Kruger.

All through school, all he could talk about was how much he
wanted to join the military... when he wasn't knocking books out
of my hand, pushing me down, or punching me in the stomach.

He never did learn his lesson, and now he never will. But he
leaves behind a 12-year-old daughter. Likely, before he died,
he taught her how to take a punch or two as well.

J Young

2006-12-21 05:21:53 UTC

Post by ScottyFLL
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

And when the kid gets out in the real world and kills someone
for hitting him, he'll be the first to wonder why he's in jail for
disproportionate response....

Boy-oh-boy, does that hit home with me!
I recently learned that one of my HS bullies has become the
highest ranking officer to die in Iraq - Lt. Col. Eric Kruger.
All through school, all he could talk about was how much he
wanted to join the military... when he wasn't knocking books out
of my hand, pushing me down, or punching me in the stomach.
He never did learn his lesson, and now he never will. But he
leaves behind a 12-year-old daughter. Likely, before he died,
he taught her how to take a punch or two as well.

Lt. Col. Eric Kruger was a hero who died in service to his country.
You, on the other hand, are a yellow-bellied sissy who no doubt
deserved every iota of torment meted your way. The fact that you speak
ill of the dead say's much about your character.

Ray Fischer

2006-12-21 07:53:41 UTC

Post by ScottyFLL
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

And when the kid gets out in the real world and kills someone
for hitting him, he'll be the first to wonder why he's in jail for
disproportionate response....

Boy-oh-boy, does that hit home with me!
I recently learned that one of my HS bullies has become the
highest ranking officer to die in Iraq - Lt. Col. Eric Kruger.
All through school, all he could talk about was how much he
wanted to join the military... when he wasn't knocking books out
of my hand, pushing me down, or punching me in the stomach.
He never did learn his lesson, and now he never will. But he
leaves behind a 12-year-old daughter. Likely, before he died,
he taught her how to take a punch or two as well.

Lt. Col. Eric Kruger was a hero who died in service to his country.
You, on the other hand, are a yellow-bellied sissy who no doubt

Why aren't you off fighting your war, traitor?

--
Ray Fischer
***@sonic.net

J Young

2006-12-21 20:14:48 UTC

Post by Sanders Kaufman
Boy-oh-boy, does that hit home with me!
I recently learned that one of my HS bullies has become the
highest ranking officer to die in Iraq - Lt. Col. Eric Kruger.
All through school, all he could talk about was how much he
wanted to join the military... when he wasn't knocking books out
of my hand, pushing me down, or punching me in the stomach.
He never did learn his lesson, and now he never will. But he
leaves behind a 12-year-old daughter. Likely, before he died,
he taught her how to take a punch or two as well.

Lt. Col. Eric Kruger was a hero who died in service to his country.
You, on the other hand, are a yellow-bellied sissy who no doubt

Why aren't you off fighting your war, traitor?
--
Ray Fischer

I fight it here on Usenet against the likes of you.

Andrealphus

2006-12-21 22:20:09 UTC

Lt. Col. Eric Kruger was a hero who died in service to his country.
You, on the other hand, are a yellow-bellied sissy who no doubt

Why aren't you off fighting your war, traitor?
--
Ray Fischer

I fight it here on Usenet against the likes of you.

How does it feel to be a failure?

--
Question with boldness even the existence of god; because if there be
one, he must more approve the homage of reason than that of blindfolded
fear. - Thomas Jefferson

Ray Fischer

2006-12-22 06:01:55 UTC

Lt. Col. Eric Kruger was a hero who died in service to his country.
You, on the other hand, are a yellow-bellied sissy who no doubt

Why aren't you off fighting your war, traitor?

I fight it here on Usenet against the likes of you.

So all you can ever do is demand that OTHER people die for what you want.

You're a murderous coward.

--
Ray Fischer
***@sonic.net

No One

2006-12-22 06:26:45 UTC

Post by J Young
Lt. Col. Eric Kruger was a hero who died in service to his country.
You, on the other hand, are a yellow-bellied sissy who no doubt

Why aren't you off fighting your war, traitor?

I fight it here on Usenet against the likes of you.

So all you can ever do is demand that OTHER people die for what you want.
You're a murderous coward.

You've always got to wonder about someone who is as militant as J.
Young while sitting safely behind his monitor in the safety of his
home.

I'm curious, though, as to why Young would call Eric Kruger a "hero"?
Was Kruger killed while trying to save someone's life or did he merely
forget to look both ways before crossing the street? Aside from his
death, no details were given, but we do know that a few soldiers must
have been killed in mundane traffic accidents, while others have been
shot while just standing somewhere, and others have done something
extraordinary before being killed.

So it would be interesting to know exactly what Young's standards are:
it really isn't fair to people who really did do something out of the
ordinary to receive no more credit that someone who merely forgot to
look while crossing the street.

Sanders Kaufman

2006-12-23 02:18:27 UTC

Post by No One
I'm curious, though, as to why Young would call Eric Kruger a "hero"?
Was Kruger killed while trying to save someone's life or did he merely
forget to look both ways before crossing the street? Aside from his

The second one.
Col. Kruger decided to jump into an armored vehicle, and go
prowling the streets of Iraq, looking for people to attack.
Normally, this task falls upon junior enlisted personnel, with
maybe one junior officer.

But Col. Kruger was a real gung-ho type. So, without any
consideration for himself or for his wife, or for his
12-year-old daughter, he decided to go on this run himself.

With such careless behaviour, it was inevitable that he would
neglect to see the IED that his truck hit.

They didn't come under fire. They weren't rushing to anyone's
rescue. They were just prowling about carelessly, looking for
trouble.

osprey

2006-12-23 05:47:43 UTC

The second one.
Col. Kruger decided to jump into an armored vehicle, and go
prowling the streets of Iraq, looking for people to attack.
Normally, this task falls upon junior enlisted personnel, with
maybe one junior officer.
But Col. Kruger was a real gung-ho type. So, without any
consideration for himself or for his wife, or for his
12-year-old daughter, he decided to go on this run himself.
With such careless behaviour, it was inevitable that he would
neglect to see the IED that his truck hit.
They didn't come under fire. They weren't rushing to anyone's
rescue. They were just prowling about carelessly, looking for
trouble.

Were you there?

Sanders Kaufman

2006-12-23 19:05:47 UTC

Post by Sanders Kaufman
They didn't come under fire. They weren't rushing to anyone's
rescue. They were just prowling about carelessly, looking for
trouble.

Were you there?

What a stupid question.

osprey

2006-12-23 19:52:29 UTC

Post by Sanders Kaufman
They didn't come under fire. They weren't rushing to anyone's
rescue. They were just prowling about carelessly, looking for
trouble.

Were you there?

What a stupid question.

Well? Were you there or not?

You calling it a "stupid" question isn't going to just get you out of
it. Don't be such a coward, it's just a question.

james g. keegan jr.

2006-12-24 01:33:37 UTC

Post by Sanders Kaufman
They didn't come under fire. They weren't rushing to anyone's
rescue. They were just prowling about carelessly, looking for
trouble.

Were you there?

What a stupid question.

ues, but in this case, osprey doesn't know why, although 99.9% of
readers do.

Sylvia R. Dickinson

2006-12-22 13:46:18 UTC

Lt. Col. Eric Kruger was a hero who died in service to his country.
You, on the other hand, are a yellow-bellied sissy who no doubt

Why aren't you off fighting your war, traitor?
--
Ray Fischer

I fight it here on Usenet against the likes of you.

You think you're funny, troll - but you're not.

2006-12-21 14:35:24 UTC

Post by J Young
Lt. Col. Eric Kruger was a hero who died in service to his country.
You, on the other hand, are a yellow-bellied sissy who no doubt
deserved every iota of torment meted your way. The fact that you speak
ill of the dead say's much about your character.

Got irony, loon?:

"US Military = Human Filth
"Break through this "support our troops" mind-control rubbish. Treat
the public to the truth. To support murderers in their acts of
murder is unthinkable.
People join the US military for either wholly selfish or downright
diabolical reasons. I've never yet met a patriot among present-day
military people. They love Israel first, last, and always. They'd
rape and murder their own Grandma if was good for their careers, or if
it served Israel."
From: ***@yahoo.com (Jon Young)
Message-ID: <***@posting.google.com>

Sanders Kaufman

2006-12-21 22:20:35 UTC

Post by J Young
Lt. Col. Eric Kruger was a hero who died in service to his country.

He wasn't serving his country, he was just serving his bloodlust.
His country overwhelmingly disapproves of the war he chose to fight.

Post by J Young
You, on the other hand, are a yellow-bellied sissy who no doubt
deserved every iota of torment meted your way. The fact that you speak
ill of the dead say's much about your character.

Pangur Ban

2006-12-21 15:42:46 UTC

Apparently, since many parents don't do a very good job, it becomes
necessary for Big Brother to step in.

Most bullying parents are the first ones to make any excuse why
it couldn't possibly be their kid, even & up to saying that the victim
and all the witnesses are lying.
Teaching bullies not to be bullies the first place is far better for
*everyone* than making other kids hit back.

The best hope of creating a non-violent society is to teach parents and
kids to handle disagreements and conflicts in a non-violent manner.
Children who are bullies are such because of the parenting (or lack of
it) at home. If the cycle of violence can be broken with the kids,
they will pass on that non-violence to their children; the ripples can
then spread through society.

Post by ScottyFLL
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

And when the kid gets out in the real world and kills someone
for hitting him, he'll be the first to wonder why he's in jail for
disproportionate response....

Exactly. When there are no consequences to violent behavior in grade
school, the behavior continues through the teen years. Then the young
adult comes face to face with the adult world where the consequences
are most unpleasant. Teaching and treating bullies and their parents
in the lower grades could decrease the ever-increasing need for
prisons. :-(

--
Pangur Ban - nonchristian theist

Whip

2006-12-21 21:50:08 UTC

Post by f***@verizon.net
for hitting him, he'll be the first to wonder why he's in jail for
disproportionate response....
Susan

Like you people did in Lebanon?

bobandcarole

2006-12-20 16:31:08 UTC

Apparently, since many parents don't do a very good job, it becomes
necessary for Big Brother to step in.
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

That's rich, a faggot giving advice on raising kids...LOL

Whip

2006-12-20 17:39:18 UTC

These faggots and their supporters will go to Hell pretty soon.

Apparently, since many parents don't do a very good job, it becomes
necessary for Big Brother to step in.
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

That's rich, a faggot giving advice on raising kids...LOL

2006-12-20 17:57:15 UTC

Post by Whip
These faggots and their supporters will go to Hell pretty soon.

"Hell" being what you call your Florida trailer park, whipped?

Jeff North

2006-12-21 02:40:07 UTC

On Wed, 20 Dec 2006 12:39:18 -0500, in alt.politics.homosexuality

| These faggots and their supporters will go to Hell pretty soon.

How soon?
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ScottyFLL

2006-12-20 17:58:36 UTC

Apparently, since many parents don't do a very good job, it becomes
necessary for Big Brother to step in.
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

That's rich, a faggot giving advice on raising kids...LOL

I'll bet your kids spit and chew with their mouths open. I would bet
on it.

f***@verizon.net

2006-12-20 18:39:39 UTC

Apparently, since many parents don't do a very good job, it becomes
necessary for Big Brother to step in.
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

That's rich, a faggot giving advice on raising kids...LOL

I'll bet your kids spit and chew with their mouths open. I would bet
on it.

That would be the least of their problems, being raised by
such obvious self-hating closeted homosexuals.

Susan

Sanders Kaufman

2006-12-20 20:13:44 UTC

Post by ScottyFLL
While he's there, he might want to teach some of your kids how to chew
with their mouths closed and not to spit.

That's rich, a faggot giving advice on raising kids...LOL

That's rich - a pedophile criticizing a faggot.

I AMTRUECRISTIAN

2006-12-21 07:58:22 UTC

Your conduct is dispicable and your bigotry is not appreciated. Your
hiding behind a religous name will I am sure guarantee you a special
place in Hell. BTW learn how to spell

2006-12-18 21:38:19 UTC

Says the biggest coward on Usenet.

Post by J Young
The problem with children these days is that they never learn to deal
with life's adversities on their own; always looking for mommy and
daddy to butt in.

Says the troll with 50 posts advocating the FCC butt in to everyone else's
TV viewing.

Post by J Young
What happens when they grow older is they expect government to handle all
their problems.

Guess who posted these?:

"A powerful FCC is the only reliable bearer are standards. Congress has an
obligation to give this agency all the
tools it needs."

"Lack of decency in television programs is one of the strongest indicators
that the country is in a moral decline. Obscene or any otherwise indecent
programming should be strongly regulated by the FCC; not giving these
pornographers free reign of the airwaves."

"That CBS would besmirch the reputations of these rescue workers by airing
these moments of profane language should be enough to involve the FCC."

Post by J Young
This is how liberals are made.

You're insane, "J".
But you know that.

Post by J Young
I say "Let kids be kids, leave them alone".

No, here's what you've said re: kids:

"Why is it okay to kill a baby ,but not okay to f*ck him or her?"
From: ***@volcanomail.com (Jon Young)
Message-ID: <***@posting.google.com>

"Instead of funding wars overseas; why not fund us people who want to
spread a little love.NAMBLA is all about togetherness and comforting
our young people with guidance from an older generation Please help
us. I know the folks in these NG's can identify with our plight. We
are just very misunderstood; we get bad press, but we stand for love"
From: J "lil loose" Young" <***@aol.com
Newsgroups:
alt.support.boy-lovers,alt.politics.homosexuality,alt.politics.usa.republican,soc.culture.african.american
Subject: Federal funds for NAMBLA
Date: 10 Mar 2004 09:44:11 -0800
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NNTP-Posting-Host: 64.12.116.202

LC~ Just another stupid troll, whilst "J" awaits his next SSI check.

"You ("J Young") right-wing mental case, why don't you post this crap
somewhere where they give a shit about it? Just the fact that you spend any
time at all looking at this yellow journalism shows you for to be just
another turd in the punchbowl."
Message-ID: <5Au5g.66261$***@newssvr29.news.prodigy.net

satyr

2006-12-19 00:10:18 UTC

Now days the bullies' victims use hand guns. The Lord made big men
big and the Lord made small men small. It weren't but Sam Colt what
made 'em equal.

Post by J Young
The problem with children these days is that they never learn to deal
with life's adversities on their own; always looking for mommy and
daddy to butt in. What happens when they grow older is they expect
government to handle all their problems. This is how liberals are made.
I say "Let kids be kids, leave them alone".

That way they can steal your handgun and settle the score. Great
plan, Stan.

--
satyr #1953
Chairman, EAC Church Taxation Subcommittee
Director, Gideon Bible Alternative Fuel Project
Supervisor, EAC Fossil Casting Lab

f***@verizon.net

2006-12-19 05:05:31 UTC

Post by satyr

Now days the bullies' victims use hand guns. The Lord made big men
big and the Lord made small men small. It weren't but Sam Colt what
made 'em equal.

That way they can steal your handgun and settle the score. Great
plan, Stan.

You can always tell the biggest jackasses - and would-be bullies - by
how eagerly they want to force children to behave in *exactly* the
*opposite* way we tell adults to behave on the real world when faced
with violence.

Susan

Father Haskell

2006-12-19 00:20:44 UTC

Shit, that doesn't work half as good as a swift kick to the jewels.

Or a softball bat to the kneecaps.

No One

2006-12-19 01:12:15 UTC

What happened is that we've learned something since the "good old
days". <http://www.psychologymatters.org/bullying.html>.

MarkA

2006-12-19 13:26:53 UTC

It's called "progress." You won't like it because it is fundamentally at
odds with religionists.

--
MarkA
(still caught in the maze of twisty little passages, all different)

Mark K. Bilbo

2006-12-19 15:32:09 UTC

Post by J Young
What the hell is wrong with parents and school officials these days?
Laws that target school bullies?

What? Laws against violence in school? How horrible! They're trying to
curb violence in schools! Among children!

I can see why you're so upset.

--
Mark K. Bilbo
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If their omnipotent, omniscient (so they say) god wants me to
believe in him, then he should know what would prove his
existence to me. He hasn't done so yet, so there is no reason
to believe in him.
-Woden

Ray Fischer

2006-12-20 16:24:08 UTC

Post by J Young
What the hell is wrong with parents and school officials these days?

They pay too much attention to perverted bigots like yourself.

--
Ray Fischer
***@sonic.net

ScottyFLL

2006-12-21 00:18:21 UTC

There are a couple of kids I remember being bullies in grammar school.

One dropped out of high school (never saw him in school after the 10th
grade) and was recently released from prison after serving five years
for drug sales.

Another started being very quiet by high school. He has been diagnosed
with schizophrenia.

One guy who waited until high school to be a real bully is dead from
alcoholism.

These are the first three who come to mind when I think of bullies in
my home town.

This is just anecdotal, of course, but at least in the town where I
grew up, it doesn't seem that being a bully pays off in the end.

osprey

2006-12-22 09:06:25 UTC

I have to disagree with you on this one Young. Things aren't the same
as when many of us were younger. Back in my day, if you got into an
argument you could go and meet somewhere in the back of school and
fight, and usually what happened was..when one kid hit the other, the
fight was over. Back in my day, there were no guns being brought into
school. Occassionally, and this was very rare, maybe a kid had a
knife. But for the most part, in a fight, one punch in the nose and it
was over and usually the two became friends once the other one realized
that the other was going to stand up for each other.
We thought differently back then. We didn't think about killing the
other one.

It's sad, today kids are more violent. They don't just fight anymore,
they fight to seriously hurt or kill.

So the bullies today, are most likely the criminals of tomorrow. Kids
need to learn to walk away, ignore the name calling or what have you,
and if a bully threatens or tries to hurt another kid, that kid needs
to learn to tell an adult.

Back in our day, our fathers would tell us to stand up for ourselves
and in most cases thats all it took.

Today, it's not the same. Kids are more dangerous, more violent, and
care less than they did when we were kids.

Working in the prisons, I saw criminals coming in at younger ages and
more violent than ever. I remember hearing inmates who were serving
life, some of them already in there middle ages or above 60, that would
tell me that the younger ones coming in were "scarey". The noticed
that their attitudes were that of one without any heart. I remember
one, who was serving life for a murder he committed some 25 years ago,
told me that at least back then (as wrong as it was), when someone
killed another they usually had a reason. Today, these young ones
kill...just to kill.

So as far as the article goes and your opinion Young, I would have to
disagree with you 100%.

Post by J Young
http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=5763962
(Columbia-AP) December 4, 2006 - A new state law that takes effect the
first of the year requires all 85 South Carolina school districts to
define bullying and outline procedures to track and punish students who
are bullies.
The push for the law can be traced back to a 1999 school shooting in
Colorado. Investigators have said the students who went on a shooting
rampage at Columbine High School were victims of bullying.
State Representative Ronnie Townsend says the Safe School Climate Act
gives "teeth" to school policies and defines bullying to include
behavior that has not traditionally been covered by discipline
policies. The law also directs schools to track intimidation or
incidents in which a student inflicts emotional pain on another student.

J Young

2006-12-23 21:27:16 UTC

I have to disagree with you on this one Young. Things aren't the same
as when many of us were younger. Back in my day, if you got into an
argument you could go and meet somewhere in the back of school and
fight, and usually what happened was..when one kid hit the other, the
fight was over. Back in my day, there were no guns being brought into
school. Occassionally, and this was very rare, maybe a kid had a
knife. But for the most part, in a fight, one punch in the nose and it
was over and usually the two became friends once the other one realized
that the other was going to stand up for each other.
We thought differently back then. We didn't think about killing the
other one.
It's sad, today kids are more violent. They don't just fight anymore,
they fight to seriously hurt or kill.
So the bullies today, are most likely the criminals of tomorrow. Kids
need to learn to walk away, ignore the name calling or what have you,
and if a bully threatens or tries to hurt another kid, that kid needs
to learn to tell an adult.
Back in our day, our fathers would tell us to stand up for ourselves
and in most cases thats all it took.
Today, it's not the same. Kids are more dangerous, more violent, and
care less than they did when we were kids.
Working in the prisons, I saw criminals coming in at younger ages and
more violent than ever. I remember hearing inmates who were serving
life, some of them already in there middle ages or above 60, that would
tell me that the younger ones coming in were "scarey". The noticed
that their attitudes were that of one without any heart. I remember
one, who was serving life for a murder he committed some 25 years ago,
told me that at least back then (as wrong as it was), when someone
killed another they usually had a reason. Today, these young ones
kill...just to kill.
So as far as the article goes and your opinion Young, I would have to
disagree with you 100%.

I don't believe that every bullying encounter will become the next
'Colombine', as some of my more hostile critics appear to conclude. I
do agree that we are living in a much more hostile world but I also
believe that 99.99% of school yard bullying would cease with a good
smack in the mouth. Let's face it; you can see from some of the on
going attitudes of these respondents claiming victimhood from childhood
incidents that alot of them deserved it.

Anyway, it's always a pleasure to civilly disagree with you. A very
Merry Christmas to you, your wife, and your children. May God bless.

osprey

2006-12-23 22:18:09 UTC