Internet raise over $300,000 for bus monitor bully victim

[Aksel]

They are both from Serbia. Don't mix the two nations.

You're involved too, brade

[Ratko Gavrilovic]

You complain that your country is underdeveloped because of violence, yet, you attack your own family. I really, really, really don't understand you Serbs/Croatians.

I believe he means slightly striking the kid to scare him and not purposely hurt him.

Striking a kid =/= violence.
Have you read about or seen violence in Serbia or Croatia?
If you tell someone there that striking a kid for doing something bad is violence they would laugh.

[Aksel]

Striking a kid =/= violence.
Have you read about or seen violence in Serbia or Croatia?
If you tell someone there that striking a kid for doing something bad is violence they would laugh.

Violence is defined by the World Health Organization as the intentional use of physical force or power

Of course they would laugh. It's normal in Serbia.

[Void]

You're involved too, brade

Correct, I am involved in this topic, not in Aksel's geography class. You can clearly see from my posts that I oppose said methods.
I would also suggest you stop generalizing Serbs as child molesting people. It's not too nice towards other Serb users.

[Ratko Gavrilovic]

Of course they would laugh. It's normal in Serbia.

Indeed it is, and in many other countries.
I don't see what is wrong with it. It teaches you what's good and bad.
Again, hitting a kid out of anger is not the same as scaring him to prevent him from doing something bad in the future.

[Alarba]

Striking a kid =/= violence.

[Teddy]

As much as I normally don't agree,Squeak does have a point here. These kids have no sense of discipline due to the new laws that prevent old fashioned punishments from taking place. But I can tell you, if these kids had discipline the old fashioned way, they wouldn't dare say anything to that lady that didn't include the word mam at the end, and to be clear I'm not saying to physically beat them to hurt them, more to teach them a lesson.

This isn't just America either, this shit happens in other countries too; New York is a rough place, and some of the areas in it are some of the roughest locations in the world. This isn't really shocking this would come out this area. I live only 3 hours from this place, to think this shit went down that close is disgraceful.

I mean hell, we all make think to ourselves "Gee, that guy is different"; Sure its to ourselves, but when you start using that to attack others and insult them, especially an elderly lady, that's just f*ckin low. Shows these kids have lack of care, and have some of the shittiest parents possible.

Just my input.

[Nathan_Alexandrov]

I've started referring to some of the kids I see as feral its getting that bad, take for example the ones who call 999 claiming there as a man on the floor dying.. They then Ambush responding paramedics (myself) in hope of stealing medicine. Some kids these days have nothing going for them and never will..

[JayL]

If a child screws itself on drugs, then that one has weak parents.

As every day we buy more and more that book called Learning To Live With Uncle Sam, getting breast implants and owning more and more people becomes far more important than looking after own family. After all, give some young girl cash and she will take care of your children better than you is what Uncle Sam teaches us...

This is just an example, but although it varies from place to place it all has to do with people buying the idea that something is more important than raising children... And they become weak parents...

So eh, if you are not a weak parent or don't judge yourself a potential one, is it really worth discussing this so much?

[Aksel]

By the way, they have gathered over $650 000 now.

[Ratko Gavrilovic]

By the way, they have gathered over $650 000 now.

That's one hell of a holiday for that woman..

[SafetyMoose]

ITT: People who don't have kids or experienced a domestic situation giving parenting advice  :roll:

[Teddy]

ITT: People who don't have kids or experienced a domestic situation giving parenting advice  :roll:

+ 1

Luckily, I am experienced as an educator & child service provider. I've worked with children for about 4 and half years now and I can tell you speaking to many parents; todays "child protection" laws prevent a lot of stern (not abusive) punishments these parents got when they were children, which shaped them into respective adolescence.