Posted - 2011.03.15 12:23:00 - [31]

 

The kids name is Casey Heynes, he's all over google now

Example

Posted - 2011.03.15 13:00:00 - [33]

 

There is a ready requirement for scoundrels in life to maintain the edifice of power for the foreign interests they represent

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Image changed to a URL per the forum rules - Adida

And yes Karma does affect everyone. Especially taxing for those involved in pet projects.

Posted - 2011.03.15 17:03:00 - [35]

 

Edited by: Jon Taggart on 15/03/2011 17:18:21
It's on Encyclopedia Dramatica now - Link
They sure move fast .

Edit - According to Australian news, the little squirt has a broken ankle.

Posted - 2011.03.15 20:00:00 - [37]

 

Originally by: Jon Taggart

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It's on Encyclopedia Dramatica now - Link
They sure move fast .

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Haha that page is awesome. Especially the Casey and the Rat bit.

Posted - 2011.03.15 21:40:00 - [39]

 

Edited by: Barakkus on 15/03/2011 21:40:48

Originally by: Alpheias

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Originally by: Cairn Bolete

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Originally by: Lord Wamphyri

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That little prick had it coming. However it's the victim that gets punished, he got suspended from school and is now looking at criminal charges, all for standing up for himself!

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Where are you getting this information? I hate getting my news this way, I want links!

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I only read that he may be facing criminal charges but have been threatened with being kicked out of the school. Good for him if he is, considering that the school haven't done anything to prevent bullying.

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Last I read he got a 4 day suspension and the little turd got 21 days.

Posted - 2011.03.16 18:08:00 - [41]

 

I've got 2 other versions for you guys!
Version 1
Version 2

Posted - 2011.03.16 20:01:00 - [43]

 

Edited by: Awesome Possum on 16/03/2011 20:01:16
Anyone feeling any sympathy at all for that bully is an idiot.

That fat kid only body slammed the kid, that's a lot better than oh say... walking into school and shooting it up. Or does no one remember WHY Columbine really happened?

Posted - 2011.03.16 20:08:00 - [45]

 

Id like to offer an alternative view. That young kids like this should be allowed to find out what life is about, without being judged by a million strangers from all over the World. This kind of thing is totally natural and happened all the time at my school. I appreciate that looking at that one clip makes me smile, and I think fair play big kid, but I have big reservations about children not being able to make mistakes in a private social setting anymore and being judged on the Internet. That clip will be around for ever now, and even if that horrible little kid changes and learns, he can never get away from the clip. Thats too much punishment for a child.

I think it should be an offence for children to be filmed in any way and posted on the Internet without parental consent from all parties shown in the video. I wonder how many people would like their most shameful moment posted on the Internet when they were too young to know better?

Posted - 2011.03.16 20:21:00 - [47]

 

Originally by: Tegan Karus

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I wonder how many people would like their most shameful moment posted on the Internet when they were too young to know better?

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Oh god I wish /nostalgias

I was a horrible little **** when I was a kid, I could be the poster boy for how not to be a kid. Now I have a strong love and belief in the rule of law, I don't break laws, and I'm so bad at lying you can see it a mile off (people wonder why Possum never scams in Eve, this is why).

But some of that crap, I would just love to see again.

Who knows, maybe that bully will be the first to pull that video up and say "This is what I was like when I was a kid, that was a turning point in my attitude.."

Posted - 2011.03.16 20:36:00 - [49]

 

Edited by: Barakkus on 16/03/2011 20:36:43

Originally by: Tegan Karus

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Id like to offer an alternative view. That young kids like this should be allowed to find out what life is about, without being judged by a million strangers from all over the World. This kind of thing is totally natural and happened all the time at my school. I appreciate that looking at that one clip makes me smile, and I think fair play big kid, but I have big reservations about children not being able to make mistakes in a private social setting anymore and being judged on the Internet. That clip will be around for ever now, and even if that horrible little kid changes and learns, he can never get away from the clip. Thats too much punishment for a child.

I think it should be an offence for children to be filmed in any way and posted on the Internet without parental consent from all parties shown in the video. I wonder how many people would like their most shameful moment posted on the Internet when they were too young to know better?

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I agree with this to some extent. Kids, and even a lot of adults don't know the internet is forever...whereas before the advent of permanent storage of everyone's every single action, you could get away from some of the not so great moments of your life...

...god I'm glad there was no youtube when I was in my early 20s...

Posted - 2011.03.16 20:55:00 - [51]

 

Originally by: Scorpionidae

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Originally by: Tegan Karus

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Tegan Karus

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The funny thing is that it was the bullys so called "mate" that was recording it which probable means the bully told him to record it and it was his so called "mate" the probable put it on the web. And if it had gone the other way it still would have gone on the web... soooo he gets all that he desurves.

Scorpionidae

P.S sorry for all the spelling and stuff.

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Yeah, thats my take too on the route to web actually. The spineless hangers-on found a new hero. All this stuff is ugly though and children need space and privacy to find themselves. That was my main point. Not sure quite what the answer is, like I said parental consent, but that is easier to say than to enforce.

Posted - 2011.03.17 09:13:00 - [53]

 

Originally by: cyclobs

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Originally by: Lord Wamphyri

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That little prick had it coming. However it's the victim that gets punished, he got suspended from school and is now looking at criminal charges, all for standing up for himself!

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and this is whats wrong with the system.

casey was mearly defending him self and yet even with evidence of it he's in deep ****. i remember when i was constantly bullied in school, without fail every time i'd snap and just about hurt someone i'd be the one to get in school suspentions / suspentions and the bulls get away without even a word of warning

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That's because bullies left little in the way of the physical marks, where I left large bumps on their head when I hit 'em with a chair.

Evidence.

Posted - 2011.03.21 10:08:00 - [55]

 

Originally by: Tegan Karus

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Id like to offer an alternative view. That young kids like this should be allowed to find out what life is about, without being judged by a million strangers from all over the World. This kind of thing is totally natural and happened all the time at my school. I appreciate that looking at that one clip makes me smile, and I think fair play big kid, but I have big reservations about children not being able to make mistakes in a private social setting anymore and being judged on the Internet. That clip will be around for ever now, and even if that horrible little kid changes and learns, he can never get away from the clip. Thats too much punishment for a child.

I think it should be an offence for children to be filmed in any way and posted on the Internet without parental consent from all parties shown in the video. I wonder how many people would like their most shameful moment posted on the Internet when they were too young to know better?

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So it is fine to make the 'mistake' to hit someone else in the face because you feel like it, but the real problem is that he asked his friend to film how he hits someone in the face?

But making mistakes is part of being young, right? Watch this: http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/1407821/e751c362/casey_spreekt_(interview).html (Dutch site, you might need to press f5 to get rid of commercial, youtube also has it but is like usual being fascists regarding copy right, and the only one they dont delete has been marked as 18+ by the morons). His life is being ruined by bullies, he contemplated suicide (and too many actually do it due to bullies), and if you pay attention you see he really speaks like an adult about it, simply because he had no childhood, it is ruined by the bullies.

In other words, the bullies might grow over their sociopathic behaviour, but the bullied wont forget.

Posted - 2011.03.21 10:47:00 - [57]

 

Originally by: Furb Killer

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So it is fine to make the 'mistake' to hit someone else in the face because you feel like it, but the real problem is that he asked his friend to film how he hits someone in the face?

But making mistakes is part of being young, right? Watch this: http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/1407821/e751c362/casey_spreekt_(interview).html (Dutch site, you might need to press f5 to get rid of commercial, youtube also has it but is like usual being fascists regarding copy right, and the only one they dont delete has been marked as 18+ by the morons). His life is being ruined by bullies, he contemplated suicide (and too many actually do it due to bullies), and if you pay attention you see he really speaks like an adult about it, simply because he had no childhood, it is ruined by the bullies.

In other words, the bullies might grow over their sociopathic behaviour, but the bullied wont forget.

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After watching that, I now have far more respect for the lad.
What a wonderfully articulate young man he is and I hope that all this media attention doesn't turn sour, as so often it can.

Posted - 2011.03.21 12:53:00 - [59]

 

Originally by: Sturmwolke

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The best way to avoid bullying is to not portray yourself as an omega - the lowest rank. Bullies (not necessarily made up of alphas or betas) are usually instinctive, they go for the easy targets, which usually ends up with as the poor omegas.

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It's not always like that, I was picked on merely because I was always the "new kid". Regardless of what I did, my family moved to a different state every 2 years or so when I was growing up...and almost all the time I'd get picked on simply because I was the "new kid".