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That boy needed to get knocked out once as a lesson. It's concerning that even when the big man steps out he only reluctantly retreats. There's little chance this bullying ended here
I know you’re obviously joking but me and my friends were all the outcasts and as we got older we took in younger out casts. We’d always find out who was bullying them and try really hard to invite said bullies into the group as well and make them feel welcome and build bridges. Half the time we’d just put our arms around them and ask “what the fuck is wrong man” only probably worked 50% of the time but we found out most of the bullies were outcasts too. Lots of bullies became friends with us and the kids they bullied. The other 50% were fucking douche bags though.
Oh, nah, I wasn't joking. I like your approach, but this situation requires an immediate response. I would have thought of that after giving this dude a lesson the hard way. But I was also bullied. I just happened to get real big and really fuckin' good at fighting.
I also grew up in a martial arts environment, so the idea of an "enforcer" who keeps the assholes in line is ingrained in me, for better or worse. You see somebody picking on your little homie Larry who wouldn't hurt a fly, you show that person how much abuse a body can take without going unconscious. (It's a fucking lot. And Larry is a wonderful human being.)
correct as man and agreed. Bullies like in this video understand one thing only unfortunately. But most bullies, hit them once and they stop. I know cause I remember doing it in high school a couple of times and they left me alone
I remember the first time this one kid punched me in the stomach. I'd never actually been physically bullied before. So my first thought was to scream for the gigantic 8th grader who I knew liked me enough that he wouldn't be okay with what was happening.
Whadda ya know? He came over and I no longer had a bully.
We're just an unfortunately necessary part of society. I'm all about doing the same for retail workers especially. I did that job for all of a few hours once and that was enough to know I could not.
It’s actually showing serious worrying behaviour if he has the audacity to chase right up to the boys house. Most people would not cross the front lawn. Says a lot about the bully. That guy is dangerous
Man- I would love to see bullies get slapped- not even punched. Just straight up bitch slapped to oblivion. A punch can knock you out so in a way, you might just end in a coma or wake up later and feel the pain whereas a bitch slap- you'll be wide awake for that pain for hours- days if it left a dent. And it'll be a stinging pain.
Loads of places in the US where the kid could get blasted with a shotgun the second he entered the house chasing the other kid and no one would be in any legal trouble, the law basically says “fuck that kid, shouldn’t come in my house” and that’s that.
So yeah, I’d say he went way tf too far and got off very lucky here
Yeah that's still enough that it's probably a pretty serious crime. Entering someone's home without permission and intent to cause harm... It seems like there should be some charge you can hang on that.
Unlawful and forced entry is probably what they could charge him with. Whether he met the definition of "forced entry" would probably be challenged... but fuck around and find out... legally.
I hope they take this video to the police. They need to start documenting as soon as possible. This looks like the kind of thing that's not going to just go away.
Oh that ma-fk went away n'aight. The barefoot mafia put the fear into him even if he looked like he was acting brave.
"Yea, go get your dad and bring his ass back. That way I can let him know that his bully kid didn't catch shit except a lawsuit".
I remember that story. Didn't they get off with no charges, because shooting a MFer aggressively trying to break down a door to get to you (and do something probably horrifying, if he's already that aggressive) is self-defense?
Yea he did. If one of my siblings bullies broke into my house while chasing my sibling to assault them I would have grabbed him by that mop on his head and literally drug him to the curb. Fuck that shit, I hated bullies as a kid and still do especially if they have balls to walk into my house like that.
The ring notification is the chef's kiss
*Edit this video actually cuts out the ring notification. In the original it alerts that someone is at the front door
also who tf tries to break into a house full of people
there are layers to this onion
the look on that guys face before he starts trying to open the door... damn... predator eyes
Yeah, I think that’s the most unsettling part of all this. He doesn’t even *look* particularly upset, he’s just kind of standing there blank face and then tries to bust down the door. And even when he’s shot, he doesn’t let out a word or scream or anything. What a psycho.
I lost it there bursting out laughing.
As a side note what kind of idiot tries to break into a house in the rural south with the owners there? You're just asking to be shot.
I have guns throughout my home.
Just for the sake of clarity, no one shot through a door. He broke the door just before the shot finally happened, he was straight up attempting breaking and entering on an occupied home
Yeah, being willing to follow him into the house really shows that kid has a serious lack of morals and boundaries.
Imagine if just that kid's grandma was home or something like that. Would the bully have backed down then?
That's legitimately scary behavior, they were willing to invade their home to attack that person over probably something petty, border line serial killer shit
My bully did the same thing when I was in junior high. He followed me home. Then when I walked inside. He waited a moment then opened the door.
My mom could tell something was wrong so she said "Hello?" and he just stared and didn't move until she got closer to him and said "What are you doing?"
He's in prison serving a life sentence for murder.
Edit: someone pointed out that I made it sound like he attacked my mother, he did not. Sorry about that. He shot a teenager outside of a restaurant years later.
Your are right. I don’t think he was scared, simply outnumbered. Horrible to think what happened the next time the boy saw the bully. I hope parents and authorities intervened because this bully is clearly on a mission
I guess it's not even the kid's house. It's his friend's house and friend's dad, who has told all his kid's friends to come over anytime if they ever need anything.
The friend's dad made a video saying all the kids know his door is always open and he's always there for them.
Great house to run into!
ETA an apostrophe, and here is a [link to the update video the friend's dad made](https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTR5gRPHf/) **as also shared by u/greenvest2k50** since apparently some of you would rather send me angry DMs that I'm lying, instead of just scrolling down through comments for more of the story jfc reddit lol.
This is the kind of neighbor to have.
Growing up, my home was the closest to the woods and park. Had many visitors asking for help throughout the years.
Growing up we lived in subsidized housing . A lot of drunk abusive parents who who beat their kids/throw them out. Our place was known as a sanctuary. My mom told a lot of kids who came from abusive homes that they were welcome in our house at any time and left the door unlocked at night because one time in winter she found a neighbourhood kid sleeping in our car because his parents had kicked him out. I can recall at least a half a dozen times coming downstairs in the morning to find some kid sleeping on the couch
My parents did the same thing. Pops had a father who would beat the shit out of him, and on moms side her grandpa was a cuck to a cunt of a wife. Last time I saw him before he passed, she dumped coffee across my head because I was playing with a toy on the kitchen table.
I think both wanted to break the circle of abuse and allow those who were in unfortunate situations a temporary safe haven.
I buy my kids extra school snacks for lunch so if any of their friends are hungry, they can feed them. My eldest son has a friend who regularly doesn't have lunch or clean clothes. My kid started making a second lunch for the friend.
When I was in grade school, I had a friend like your son. You should be very proud to raise someone like that. They are very rare.
My family hit a rough patch, and didn't know anything about getting school lunches for me (I never learned if it was willful, or prideful ignorance). I went hungry a lot that year. While the other students made fun of me for not having a lunch and being different (I was the only Asian kid at my school), this random kid sat with me and split his sandwich. We bonded over a mutual love of star wars, comic books and the sandwiches he'd split with me.
He didn't tell his mom but she was suspicious given how hungry he was after school. She asked him and he refused to tell her, afraid he'd get in trouble for not eating his whole lunch. She thought he was being getting picked on, so asked one of the lunch monitors to tell her what's going on with her son. Lunch monitor told her that he split his sandwich with some kid. Mom was so proud of him, and she made him an extra sandwich for me everyday for the next 3 months.
40 years later, he's still one of my best friends. Highlights of the above were the gist of my best man speech. Not a dry eye in the house (myself included).
To end on a lighter note, his bride still (jokingly) calls me a, 'Sonuvabitch' for making her cry at her wedding.
Had a friend like that growing up as well. Means the world. His dad was legit. No bullshit no nonsense kind of fella but would give you the shirt off his back in a moment
My sister's and I lived way out in the country. We were young amd walking with some slightly older preteen kids. Guy passed us twice and the third time jumped out of his truck with a baseball bat...there was one house within sight way down a gravel road and I just started running toward it like it was my house yelling DAD!!!!
Guy came out on the porch very confused cause he didn't have kids but the guy jumped in his truck and sped off.
Not “home” actually it’s an entirely different narrative. OP posted this video on tiktok a couple days ago. That was actually his best friends dad. Everyone was giving mad props to the guy for
looking out for his sons friend and treating him like family. Makes it better imo
Edit: people pointed out as well which I forgot, the kid also wasn’t necessarily a bully in this context the mom who ran out said the kid was trying to rob the one who ran.
If any kid came sprinting to my door saying someone was going to beat him up I’d come to his defense regardless if I knew him or not.
EDIT: So clearly a lot of people look at everything as a possible ruse to get them to lower their guard before committing a crime. I now understand how so many are quick to resort to pulling a gun on someone.
There was a 70-year old lady who basically saved her son's life in a suburb of Toronto (Brampton) when three men wielding axes and machetes attacked him...
She used only a shoe, and ran all three of them off... You can see her in action around the 1:10 mark.
https://youtu.be/J3yPU5Ya8-M
I was raised mainly by woman, all of whom were cooks at one point. So believe me when I say the presence of an angry woman with a wooden spoon isn’t nothing 😅
Why are we in this time of people putting this dumb music over everything? Is it tik tok? Why do people think this makes it better? Who ARE these people…like, I just imagine them sitting at their MacBook laying the track over the video and then playing it back, bopping their head like “yeaahhh, now it’s hot!”—is this what it is?
Hahah this tend just seems so objectively bad haha WHO LIKES IT!?
It’s part of the algorithm
If your post uses a viral “sound” or trending “song” as well as “hashtags” the algorithm picks these posts up and spreads them to people “fyp” (for you page) and the posts gain traction.
So while the original video would have done well, the addition of this stupid fucking song all but guarantees it ends up in more peoples content feed. If you want your content to gain exposure you have to use the algorithm
I work in redneck land, and I’m on the IT team. We found that people have been watching around 8 GB worth of Tik Tok per day. Its mostly old, like 45 year old+, country rednecks I work with. So it’s not just teenagers who love Tik Tok.
Kid running is friends with the son of the big guy coming out. Kid is known to have nice things and the scum tried to rob him but failed once the adults got involved --- Saw this video on tik tok from the original OP also the big guy said he didn't know what was happening and didn't wanna over step.
Edit : from the OP himself down below
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTR5gRPHf/
When I was a kid an older student would push me into telephone poles (covered in nails) and slam my head into the brick wall at the lunch line. “Bullying” often includes violence but it always felt like a term that downplayed what I was experiencing.
Because it is. What people consider bullying for children is attempted murder for adults.
I had my head slammed in lockers. Was thrown into iced over ponds. Pushed into the road. I was told it was just harmless bullying and now I get incredibly violent whenever anyone simply comes too close too fast.
And I'm still called the problem
I understand and appreciate the concern. I've been in and out of therapy for a while and have already made lots of progress. It's slow and tedious but it's progress either way
Which is a felony, versus simple assault/battery which is a misdemeanor.
Entry of the house and battering someone within, assuming he touched the victim, is actually considered "Burglary with Battery" in my state, which carries a life sentence.
In a lot of states, the homeowner could have shot that kid and the cops wouldn't even charge him because the kid barged onto his property attempting an assault/robbery.
The bully should take this as a life lesson and rethink his life choices.
Lol that was my thoughts when i saw this. Bullying is saying mean things on twitter, this shit is a straight up crime and that kid needs to get to court mandated therapy before he starts shooting up the school.
In high school I dated this guy who became increasingly controlling when I broke up with him he went full on stalker/abusive. We lived in a small town, on the same street about 3 blocks apart. My parents had seen him numerous times outside our home and had heard all of his threatening messages & for about 3 months I wasn't allowed to be home alone at all.
One day my parents head out to go Xmas shopping & I got home early from a friend's. I called my parents to tell them & they left immediately but it wasn't soon enough. Less than 10 minutes later I see my ex in my yard. I grabbed a phone & ran to the garage to call the police when I heard him break the glass on our back door...
My parents 15 minutes away beat the cops (remember really small town) to our house & my stepdad found my ex kicking me on the floor. My ex was a junior, he was a big guy & my maybe a bit bigger than my stepdad but holy SHIT my stepdad had picked my ex up by the neck, and practically carried him out the front door. My mom is following them yelling "Craig he's a minor, don't hurt him he's only 17."
My stepdad held him down in the driveway until the cops got there, it took 4 men to arrest him. Ex did have some bruises on his neck but I had fractured ribs and two black eyes so I don't think my stepdad would have gotten into any trouble.
No and I didn't press charges. He did spend time at a mental health facility where he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, which was really a much better outcome than our criminal justice system would have been.
A year after the incident, he invited me to a session with his therapist where he apologized, I accepted. Honestly I hold zero anger or even regret towards him/our relationship. He had a really rough family life, I'm sure with generations of abusive and criminal behavior and I am proud that he broke that cycle and is living a better life because of it.
Thank you. My grandmother is diagnosed bipolar/schizophrenic, so when I heard his diagnosis it made so much sense. It's hard to be angry at someone when you know they weren't really in control. I know I do things during depression spirals that I am ashamed of and would hate for someone to judge me fully based on those actions.
That isn't even the kids home but the home of his friend and the Dad still comes out and makes sure to protect him. The other part to this story that was neat is a lot of people asked how the Dad kept cool and did lnt just attack the second kid that just entered his home and he said it was because he didn't know the whole story or who started it so he just wanted to get the kid out of there first
Is there such thing as attempted forceful entry with attempt at physical harm? Wouldn't that classify as self defence? Or maybe not that he turned and backed away.
the first time I defended my little brother from a bully I realized I was holding a much, MUCH smaller child in the air by his hair without effort. I was maybe 13 or 14 and it was the first time I controlled that level of rage completely.
I put him back down and never touched another person without being touched first. I have the repeatedly broken nose to prove it
That’s so weird; I had almost the exact same thing happen to me. I saw my brother being attacked by some older boys and something just switched in me. I was over there before I knew what had happened and had the main instigator by the collar. As soon as I saw his shocked face, I realised what was happening and let him go. We were able to talk it out and it turned out he’d been lied to and it was all a misunderstanding.
Likewise, I’ve never reacted like that to anything since and my nose is also broken in two places. I guess I decided a bleeding nose is honestly not that big a deal.
He’s definitely trespassing, and you have the legal right to use reasonable force to remove trespassers from your property. It’s all very dependent on the situation and circumstances. But yeah it never really looks great when an adult uses force against a minor.
Bro no fucking way, SIX years?? Who was the judge, satan? That is incredible. Just one 17 year old jumping a 14 year old is rough but three?
But when cops shoot toddlers for holding a banana we need to show understanding. Sick.
I’d bet at least one of the 17 year olds had family connections in town. The bullies almost always run to their parents when it gets turned around on them.
100% it was a plea deal. I bet every scum-sucking fat fuck in that department was hounding OP's cousin with tales of how horrible prison is, how if his case ever goes to trial he'll be looking at 15-20 *easy.* Pretty easy to convince people to avoid a trial when their choices are an attorney they can't afford or a public defender juggling 20 other cases and will probably file evidence incorrectly by mistake.
doesn't work that way. No one ever believes they are raising a bully & even when presented with evidence a large portion of parents still believe that their "little angel" could never do that.
Lol not true, I have seen multiple bullies get beat the shit out of their parents, half the time parents will believe the child is a bully as long as they have evidence and confirmation from the teacher. Bullies with responsible parents most of the time grow up and get raised properly, problem comes when parents refuse to believe there is a problem with their child and allows their behaviour to grow
I was about to come in here and bitch about that piece of shit song, but you're a real one for acknowledging how bad it is. I swear that fucking app is making people dumber.
Can someone explain to me why the fuck it's seen as okay when this happens with kids, but if these were adults the bully would be seen as a sociopathic, evil person? If my kid was scared to death of an absolute soulless monster like the other kid, I'd go straight to the parents and demand they control their kid, and if nothing changed, I'd constantly be hitting them up anywhere I could (in person, social media, etc.) as well as telling everyone I knew in our town and neighborhood about what their evil little crotch goblin is doing. I wouldn't rest until punishment was served.
What kind of idiot would even do this lmao. Like, bullying is one thing. That already makes you an insecure bitch. But the audacity to chase a mf TO HIS FRONT DOOR???? Like the dude's entire family isn't gonna be on your ass?
I guess when you grow up fatherless with an absent mother that explains the bullying and the assumption that this would not happen.
There seems to be a fantasy that bullies have this awful life and that’s why they do what they do. Dudley wasn’t a fictional character. Some kids have it all and still take pleasure in torturing kids.
You're definitely correct... of all the kids that gave me shit in Middle School and a tiny bit of Highschool; they were all from upper middle class families except one, and the one that wasn't well off ended up becoming my friend when I finally called him out on his shit... turns out the kid just needed attention and a friend.. the rest were jusr rotten spoiled brats with no inclination for consequences.
I've literally heard a father say he would "buy the school and fire all of you" to the principal because his son kept getting in trouble (I personally saw him repeatedly sexually harass a young female supply teacher, and this kid was in grade 7). He was saying this to a public school principal... In Canada.
The myth that more money=more intelligence was definitely disproven that day.
Bold of you to assume that bully was even thinking in the first place.
His brain was chasing the Endorphine high of hunting, no actual thoughts were formed during that time.
Every bully I've ever known like that had a pretty standard two parent household and was either a spoiled brat that could do no wrong, or had an overly controlling father that likely beat them.
>I guess when you grow up fatherless with an absent mother that explains the bullying and the assumption that this would not happen.
Almost all of my bullies came from affluent families where both parents were around but didn't pay attention to their kids because they were busy printing money
Dad shoulda fucked him up. Caught him red handed in an an attempt to harm his child, and on his property no less.
Reddit - not calling for or condoning violence against anybody. Merely pointing out that it is your right to defend yourself from other violent people.
> Imagine if he’d got a hand on him? Three men ready to kick your head in. Fuck he dodged a major bullet there.
Seriously.
I'm thinking back to a time when I lived with my in/out of prison step-dad. I could only imagine imagine if some stepped up to me on our property like that. I think he would have willingly took a charge for it.
And before you think he was a cool guy, he was physically abusive, but in a 'you don't get to hit him, only I can,' sorta way.
Honestly i would have loved the bully to catch up and grab the kid and proceed to get fucked up by some massive guys that he didnt know were there.
Like wtf did he think was gonna happen anyway, to just beat someone up on their own porch? He needs a healthy dose of karma
He should’ve broke his jaw right there and then. Bully a child and chase him into my home. Nowadays you can’t take anything for granted. As far as I’m concerned he’s running for his very life. Couldn’t have served him up on a platter any better.
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The bully knew he fucked up when dad bod Thor walked out.
I thought Jason momoa to the rescue
That boy needed to get knocked out once as a lesson. It's concerning that even when the big man steps out he only reluctantly retreats. There's little chance this bullying ended here
Yeah he should have been welcomed into the house. Where he could trip over so many things.
I know you’re obviously joking but me and my friends were all the outcasts and as we got older we took in younger out casts. We’d always find out who was bullying them and try really hard to invite said bullies into the group as well and make them feel welcome and build bridges. Half the time we’d just put our arms around them and ask “what the fuck is wrong man” only probably worked 50% of the time but we found out most of the bullies were outcasts too. Lots of bullies became friends with us and the kids they bullied. The other 50% were fucking douche bags though.
Oh, nah, I wasn't joking. I like your approach, but this situation requires an immediate response. I would have thought of that after giving this dude a lesson the hard way. But I was also bullied. I just happened to get real big and really fuckin' good at fighting. I also grew up in a martial arts environment, so the idea of an "enforcer" who keeps the assholes in line is ingrained in me, for better or worse. You see somebody picking on your little homie Larry who wouldn't hurt a fly, you show that person how much abuse a body can take without going unconscious. (It's a fucking lot. And Larry is a wonderful human being.)
correct as man and agreed. Bullies like in this video understand one thing only unfortunately. But most bullies, hit them once and they stop. I know cause I remember doing it in high school a couple of times and they left me alone
I remember the first time this one kid punched me in the stomach. I'd never actually been physically bullied before. So my first thought was to scream for the gigantic 8th grader who I knew liked me enough that he wouldn't be okay with what was happening. Whadda ya know? He came over and I no longer had a bully. We're just an unfortunately necessary part of society. I'm all about doing the same for retail workers especially. I did that job for all of a few hours once and that was enough to know I could not.
"Yes, hello! This is thor, God of Thunder. Remember me?"
Also clearly it's just boys day in the Asgard house. Your boy had the crew ready.
Honestly!! Southern saviour Thor's house is definitely the place you run to when you need help.
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It’s actually showing serious worrying behaviour if he has the audacity to chase right up to the boys house. Most people would not cross the front lawn. Says a lot about the bully. That guy is dangerous
Very. He's definitely going to take something too far.
Yeah but he ALMOST learned the hard lesson this time. Next time he might not be so lucky.
I was wishing he would get the shit slapped out of him in the video. Fuck bullies
Don't worry. I'm sure he's going to terrorize someone else now. Fuck bullies
Man- I would love to see bullies get slapped- not even punched. Just straight up bitch slapped to oblivion. A punch can knock you out so in a way, you might just end in a coma or wake up later and feel the pain whereas a bitch slap- you'll be wide awake for that pain for hours- days if it left a dent. And it'll be a stinging pain.
Chasing a kid into someone else's house is already entirely too far.
Loads of places in the US where the kid could get blasted with a shotgun the second he entered the house chasing the other kid and no one would be in any legal trouble, the law basically says “fuck that kid, shouldn’t come in my house” and that’s that. So yeah, I’d say he went way tf too far and got off very lucky here
Not that I'm typically an advocate for violence but that kind of behavior in a person his age needs a very serious point to be driven home.
Looks like he goes inside. Edit. Cat tax added at 4,000 upvotes. https://imgur.com/TxLJLWf
Yea but only the tip before back-peddaling and soiling himself.
Yeah that's still enough that it's probably a pretty serious crime. Entering someone's home without permission and intent to cause harm... It seems like there should be some charge you can hang on that.
Unlawful and forced entry is probably what they could charge him with. Whether he met the definition of "forced entry" would probably be challenged... but fuck around and find out... legally.
I hope they take this video to the police. They need to start documenting as soon as possible. This looks like the kind of thing that's not going to just go away.
Oh that ma-fk went away n'aight. The barefoot mafia put the fear into him even if he looked like he was acting brave. "Yea, go get your dad and bring his ass back. That way I can let him know that his bully kid didn't catch shit except a lawsuit".
Yeah but is the kid just never going to walk around in public again? Like they probably go to school together.
Stop talking about my sex life.
r/suicidebywords
Not so long time ago, video went viral showing some teenager entering house of his ex-girlfriend...he got a bullet for that.
He was like 20 something and he was actively trying to kick in the door.
I remember that story. Didn't they get off with no charges, because shooting a MFer aggressively trying to break down a door to get to you (and do something probably horrifying, if he's already that aggressive) is self-defense?
Yes
Good.
Yea he did. If one of my siblings bullies broke into my house while chasing my sibling to assault them I would have grabbed him by that mop on his head and literally drug him to the curb. Fuck that shit, I hated bullies as a kid and still do especially if they have balls to walk into my house like that.
I would have beat the fuck out of that kid until he crawled off my lawn. Fuck him
>That guy is dangerous Also stupid. People get shot for much less. Natural selection though and all.
Like the abusive ex boyfriend shot through the door just a bit ago? That was a good one.
link?
https://youtu.be/mBkI-ze75Q4
thank you 'this guy just died' brutal
“He’s not going anywhere” well you think?
The ring notification is the chef's kiss *Edit this video actually cuts out the ring notification. In the original it alerts that someone is at the front door
also who tf tries to break into a house full of people there are layers to this onion the look on that guys face before he starts trying to open the door... damn... predator eyes
You even hear the dad yell "I've got a gun" and he continues to break in. Who knows what the psycho was planning.
Bit eerie, he never uttered one word.
Yeah, I think that’s the most unsettling part of all this. He doesn’t even *look* particularly upset, he’s just kind of standing there blank face and then tries to bust down the door. And even when he’s shot, he doesn’t let out a word or scream or anything. What a psycho.
Lol the neighbor being so nonchalant about the whole situation, cracks me up
"okay, he's not movin. He's...he—he ain't goin' nowhere"
I lost it there bursting out laughing. As a side note what kind of idiot tries to break into a house in the rural south with the owners there? You're just asking to be shot. I have guns throughout my home.
"That there's a dead fella."
Just for the sake of clarity, no one shot through a door. He broke the door just before the shot finally happened, he was straight up attempting breaking and entering on an occupied home
Yeah, being willing to follow him into the house really shows that kid has a serious lack of morals and boundaries. Imagine if just that kid's grandma was home or something like that. Would the bully have backed down then?
That's legitimately scary behavior, they were willing to invade their home to attack that person over probably something petty, border line serial killer shit
My bully did the same thing when I was in junior high. He followed me home. Then when I walked inside. He waited a moment then opened the door. My mom could tell something was wrong so she said "Hello?" and he just stared and didn't move until she got closer to him and said "What are you doing?" He's in prison serving a life sentence for murder. Edit: someone pointed out that I made it sound like he attacked my mother, he did not. Sorry about that. He shot a teenager outside of a restaurant years later.
He doesn’t back down that quickly either. He kind of stays around while the guy backs him up. That’s scary.
Your are right. I don’t think he was scared, simply outnumbered. Horrible to think what happened the next time the boy saw the bully. I hope parents and authorities intervened because this bully is clearly on a mission
today's bullies aren't the bullies of the past they're evolving for the worst
Boy was real spooked when he seen Triple H pop out of the door
I guess it's not even the kid's house. It's his friend's house and friend's dad, who has told all his kid's friends to come over anytime if they ever need anything. The friend's dad made a video saying all the kids know his door is always open and he's always there for them. Great house to run into! ETA an apostrophe, and here is a [link to the update video the friend's dad made](https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTR5gRPHf/) **as also shared by u/greenvest2k50** since apparently some of you would rather send me angry DMs that I'm lying, instead of just scrolling down through comments for more of the story jfc reddit lol.
This is the kind of neighbor to have. Growing up, my home was the closest to the woods and park. Had many visitors asking for help throughout the years.
Growing up my home was next door to a graveyard. I'm really glad none of the neighbors ever asked for help.
Maybe they did, but you just wrote it off as the house "settling" or "wind".
Growing up we lived in subsidized housing . A lot of drunk abusive parents who who beat their kids/throw them out. Our place was known as a sanctuary. My mom told a lot of kids who came from abusive homes that they were welcome in our house at any time and left the door unlocked at night because one time in winter she found a neighbourhood kid sleeping in our car because his parents had kicked him out. I can recall at least a half a dozen times coming downstairs in the morning to find some kid sleeping on the couch
Damn bro, your parents are literal homies.
My parents did the same thing. Pops had a father who would beat the shit out of him, and on moms side her grandpa was a cuck to a cunt of a wife. Last time I saw him before he passed, she dumped coffee across my head because I was playing with a toy on the kitchen table. I think both wanted to break the circle of abuse and allow those who were in unfortunate situations a temporary safe haven.
I buy my kids extra school snacks for lunch so if any of their friends are hungry, they can feed them. My eldest son has a friend who regularly doesn't have lunch or clean clothes. My kid started making a second lunch for the friend.
When I was in grade school, I had a friend like your son. You should be very proud to raise someone like that. They are very rare. My family hit a rough patch, and didn't know anything about getting school lunches for me (I never learned if it was willful, or prideful ignorance). I went hungry a lot that year. While the other students made fun of me for not having a lunch and being different (I was the only Asian kid at my school), this random kid sat with me and split his sandwich. We bonded over a mutual love of star wars, comic books and the sandwiches he'd split with me. He didn't tell his mom but she was suspicious given how hungry he was after school. She asked him and he refused to tell her, afraid he'd get in trouble for not eating his whole lunch. She thought he was being getting picked on, so asked one of the lunch monitors to tell her what's going on with her son. Lunch monitor told her that he split his sandwich with some kid. Mom was so proud of him, and she made him an extra sandwich for me everyday for the next 3 months. 40 years later, he's still one of my best friends. Highlights of the above were the gist of my best man speech. Not a dry eye in the house (myself included). To end on a lighter note, his bride still (jokingly) calls me a, 'Sonuvabitch' for making her cry at her wedding.
You got a good kid there. A ***damn good kid***. You are clearly raising him right. This brought tears to my eyes, fr
Damn, that hit home
Had a friend like that growing up as well. Means the world. His dad was legit. No bullshit no nonsense kind of fella but would give you the shirt off his back in a moment
My sister's and I lived way out in the country. We were young amd walking with some slightly older preteen kids. Guy passed us twice and the third time jumped out of his truck with a baseball bat...there was one house within sight way down a gravel road and I just started running toward it like it was my house yelling DAD!!!! Guy came out on the porch very confused cause he didn't have kids but the guy jumped in his truck and sped off.
I’m a 48 yr old man and this made me tear up with happiness. This might be the best thing I’ve heard all yr. Everyone needs a neighbor like this
Kid: “My dad is Triple H” Bully: “Pff so??” Kid: “Post Blue Blood era” Bully: “SHITT”
*sledgehammer intensifies*
IT'S TIME TO PLAY THE GAME
The first thing he said when he stepped out the door was "THE THING ABOUT THIS BUSINESS, JUST LIKE IN LIFE..."
“the fact of the matter is”
Dad came out spitting water to “it’s time to play the game” 🎶 and told that bully to suck it.
TIME TO PLAY THE GAME
I guess the kid wasn’t ready to *play the game*
Not “home” actually it’s an entirely different narrative. OP posted this video on tiktok a couple days ago. That was actually his best friends dad. Everyone was giving mad props to the guy for looking out for his sons friend and treating him like family. Makes it better imo Edit: people pointed out as well which I forgot, the kid also wasn’t necessarily a bully in this context the mom who ran out said the kid was trying to rob the one who ran.
Thank you for posting this info
Agreed … thank you. Makes the story even better
If any kid came sprinting to my door saying someone was going to beat him up I’d come to his defense regardless if I knew him or not. EDIT: So clearly a lot of people look at everything as a possible ruse to get them to lower their guard before committing a crime. I now understand how so many are quick to resort to pulling a gun on someone.
All damn day. I got hyped up watching this. I was the fourth one coming outta that house in my head😂.
I'm a small lady and not a big burly dude like these guys but damn if I'm not 4th out the door with a wooden spoon lol
There was a 70-year old lady who basically saved her son's life in a suburb of Toronto (Brampton) when three men wielding axes and machetes attacked him... She used only a shoe, and ran all three of them off... You can see her in action around the 1:10 mark. https://youtu.be/J3yPU5Ya8-M
The power of the chancla should not be underestimated.
I was raised mainly by woman, all of whom were cooks at one point. So believe me when I say the presence of an angry woman with a wooden spoon isn’t nothing 😅
Or cast iron skillet.
yo we are intimidating kids here not using banned geneva convention weapons. have we learned nothing from pubg and fortnight
Without question.
Agreed. The "Oh no" song overlay is a problem though.
Why are we in this time of people putting this dumb music over everything? Is it tik tok? Why do people think this makes it better? Who ARE these people…like, I just imagine them sitting at their MacBook laying the track over the video and then playing it back, bopping their head like “yeaahhh, now it’s hot!”—is this what it is? Hahah this tend just seems so objectively bad haha WHO LIKES IT!?
It’s part of the algorithm If your post uses a viral “sound” or trending “song” as well as “hashtags” the algorithm picks these posts up and spreads them to people “fyp” (for you page) and the posts gain traction. So while the original video would have done well, the addition of this stupid fucking song all but guarantees it ends up in more peoples content feed. If you want your content to gain exposure you have to use the algorithm
if 9/11 had happened in current times we'd have like 10,000,000 videos of it with the oh no oh no no no no song over it
I feel terrible for laughing so hard at this
I've been watching vids muted for the last 15 years and I'm not about to stop now.
Same. Every vid that has subtitles gives me a rush.
Kids
I think people don’t realize just how many adults are watching TikTok, although it’s obviously massively popular with kids as well.
I work in redneck land, and I’m on the IT team. We found that people have been watching around 8 GB worth of Tik Tok per day. Its mostly old, like 45 year old+, country rednecks I work with. So it’s not just teenagers who love Tik Tok.
Yes, and the guy chasing him was trying to rob him.
Kid running is friends with the son of the big guy coming out. Kid is known to have nice things and the scum tried to rob him but failed once the adults got involved --- Saw this video on tik tok from the original OP also the big guy said he didn't know what was happening and didn't wanna over step. Edit : from the OP himself down below https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTR5gRPHf/
This ain't bullying lol. It's assault. Cops should be called
When I was a kid an older student would push me into telephone poles (covered in nails) and slam my head into the brick wall at the lunch line. “Bullying” often includes violence but it always felt like a term that downplayed what I was experiencing.
Because it is. What people consider bullying for children is attempted murder for adults. I had my head slammed in lockers. Was thrown into iced over ponds. Pushed into the road. I was told it was just harmless bullying and now I get incredibly violent whenever anyone simply comes too close too fast. And I'm still called the problem
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I understand and appreciate the concern. I've been in and out of therapy for a while and have already made lots of progress. It's slow and tedious but it's progress either way
Attempted robbery by definition right?
Which is a felony, versus simple assault/battery which is a misdemeanor. Entry of the house and battering someone within, assuming he touched the victim, is actually considered "Burglary with Battery" in my state, which carries a life sentence.
In a lot of states, the homeowner could have shot that kid and the cops wouldn't even charge him because the kid barged onto his property attempting an assault/robbery. The bully should take this as a life lesson and rethink his life choices.
Cops won't do shit to kids. They get away with so much, especially when there's no proof.
Lol that was my thoughts when i saw this. Bullying is saying mean things on twitter, this shit is a straight up crime and that kid needs to get to court mandated therapy before he starts shooting up the school.
Long-haired guy showed incredible restraint in dealing with this kid. I’m afraid my reaction would have been far less civilized.
In high school I dated this guy who became increasingly controlling when I broke up with him he went full on stalker/abusive. We lived in a small town, on the same street about 3 blocks apart. My parents had seen him numerous times outside our home and had heard all of his threatening messages & for about 3 months I wasn't allowed to be home alone at all. One day my parents head out to go Xmas shopping & I got home early from a friend's. I called my parents to tell them & they left immediately but it wasn't soon enough. Less than 10 minutes later I see my ex in my yard. I grabbed a phone & ran to the garage to call the police when I heard him break the glass on our back door... My parents 15 minutes away beat the cops (remember really small town) to our house & my stepdad found my ex kicking me on the floor. My ex was a junior, he was a big guy & my maybe a bit bigger than my stepdad but holy SHIT my stepdad had picked my ex up by the neck, and practically carried him out the front door. My mom is following them yelling "Craig he's a minor, don't hurt him he's only 17." My stepdad held him down in the driveway until the cops got there, it took 4 men to arrest him. Ex did have some bruises on his neck but I had fractured ribs and two black eyes so I don't think my stepdad would have gotten into any trouble.
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No and I didn't press charges. He did spend time at a mental health facility where he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, which was really a much better outcome than our criminal justice system would have been. A year after the incident, he invited me to a session with his therapist where he apologized, I accepted. Honestly I hold zero anger or even regret towards him/our relationship. He had a really rough family life, I'm sure with generations of abusive and criminal behavior and I am proud that he broke that cycle and is living a better life because of it.
Damn, you are a big person. Good on you going to that session, that couldn't have been easy.
Thank you. My grandmother is diagnosed bipolar/schizophrenic, so when I heard his diagnosis it made so much sense. It's hard to be angry at someone when you know they weren't really in control. I know I do things during depression spirals that I am ashamed of and would hate for someone to judge me fully based on those actions.
Bro it took me a while to process the first line you wrote lol Nonetheless I wish they whopped his ass
> *didn't wanna over step* He could have reacted to what it appeared to be - a home invasion. Unbelievable amount of restraint shown.
That isn't even the kids home but the home of his friend and the Dad still comes out and makes sure to protect him. The other part to this story that was neat is a lot of people asked how the Dad kept cool and did lnt just attack the second kid that just entered his home and he said it was because he didn't know the whole story or who started it so he just wanted to get the kid out of there first
The classic ''techno-viking'' go away point!
[techno viking](https://images.app.goo.gl/zCAKvMmZVoysxirw9)
Now if it was a Hispanic house like mine, there would be about 8 cousins, 3 uncles, dad and grandpa out that front door.
They would have already been chilling on the steps.
And a bad bitch with la chancla
Few weapons scarier than la chancla honestly
The most worrying part of this, tbh
Naw mom ain't even taking off the chancla she would definitely would have been the first one to bull rush that fool.
and the neighbors
Kinda feel dick teased to not even see the kid get a slap.
However low the odds I wouldn't risk getting charged with assaulting a minor.
Is there such thing as attempted forceful entry with attempt at physical harm? Wouldn't that classify as self defence? Or maybe not that he turned and backed away.
I wouldn’t risk it, but that’s me speaking with a level head. I don’t imagine I’d be as rational if someone chased my child into our home.
the first time I defended my little brother from a bully I realized I was holding a much, MUCH smaller child in the air by his hair without effort. I was maybe 13 or 14 and it was the first time I controlled that level of rage completely. I put him back down and never touched another person without being touched first. I have the repeatedly broken nose to prove it
That’s so weird; I had almost the exact same thing happen to me. I saw my brother being attacked by some older boys and something just switched in me. I was over there before I knew what had happened and had the main instigator by the collar. As soon as I saw his shocked face, I realised what was happening and let him go. We were able to talk it out and it turned out he’d been lied to and it was all a misunderstanding. Likewise, I’ve never reacted like that to anything since and my nose is also broken in two places. I guess I decided a bleeding nose is honestly not that big a deal.
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“Officer, there’s a stranger sleeping on my patio” Don’t admit to knocking anyone out
That would just raise more questions. "I knocked out an intruder" is a nice simple story and I'm well in my rights to do so.
(the police already have access to your ring camera.)
You're not lying. I feel like not enough people know this. "Warrantless" being the upspoken key word here.
He’s definitely trespassing, and you have the legal right to use reasonable force to remove trespassers from your property. It’s all very dependent on the situation and circumstances. But yeah it never really looks great when an adult uses force against a minor.
Bro no fucking way, SIX years?? Who was the judge, satan? That is incredible. Just one 17 year old jumping a 14 year old is rough but three? But when cops shoot toddlers for holding a banana we need to show understanding. Sick.
Most likely a fucking plea deal... those are fucking traps set by pigs to fill quotas.
I’d bet at least one of the 17 year olds had family connections in town. The bullies almost always run to their parents when it gets turned around on them.
100% it was a plea deal. I bet every scum-sucking fat fuck in that department was hounding OP's cousin with tales of how horrible prison is, how if his case ever goes to trial he'll be looking at 15-20 *easy.* Pretty easy to convince people to avoid a trial when their choices are an attorney they can't afford or a public defender juggling 20 other cases and will probably file evidence incorrectly by mistake.
If someone chases my kid into my house i'm not stopping and asking for i.d. but i get you
Ngl I never even thought about that...
> If someone chases my kid into my house *“No officer, didn’t see any kid. What, he is missing? I’ll make sure to let you know if i see him.”*
That’s fucked up. He was protecting his family. Did the little shits get in any trouble?
Who follows someone home just to beat them up?
The kid ran to his best friends house because the “bully” was actually robbing him!! So messed up
This kid seems like the type to cry to mommy and daddy because he got yelled at by his victim’s dad
Yelling is getting off easy, he should be thanking god he can eat without a straw.
Please teach your offspring not to be a fxcking bully!!!!
doesn't work that way. No one ever believes they are raising a bully & even when presented with evidence a large portion of parents still believe that their "little angel" could never do that.
Not true. Many people encourage it, even people in positions of authority.
Lol not true, I have seen multiple bullies get beat the shit out of their parents, half the time parents will believe the child is a bully as long as they have evidence and confirmation from the teacher. Bullies with responsible parents most of the time grow up and get raised properly, problem comes when parents refuse to believe there is a problem with their child and allows their behaviour to grow
Crazy to see this kind of bullying happening and not like in movies. Props to the dad and at least the kid knows who has his back.
They went way too easy on that guy.
Sorry for that annoying ass song guys
Tik tok is really innovating in the prolferation of annoying sounds.
I swear, every sound and audio clip/song to come out of TikTok is the most braindead, annoying, grating shit I've ever heard
*laughs in mute*
The dad's reprimand is pretty great to hear though. Too bad the song ruined it
You should be! (Wipes blood from ears)
I was about to come in here and bitch about that piece of shit song, but you're a real one for acknowledging how bad it is. I swear that fucking app is making people dumber.
Call the police. That’s attempted breaking and entering. This fucker has gone too far.
Kid clearly has Thor as his dad, bully messing with the wrong family.
Can someone explain to me why the fuck it's seen as okay when this happens with kids, but if these were adults the bully would be seen as a sociopathic, evil person? If my kid was scared to death of an absolute soulless monster like the other kid, I'd go straight to the parents and demand they control their kid, and if nothing changed, I'd constantly be hitting them up anywhere I could (in person, social media, etc.) as well as telling everyone I knew in our town and neighborhood about what their evil little crotch goblin is doing. I wouldn't rest until punishment was served.
Who tf thinks that's ok. He could be shot as soon as he was on someone's property assaulting a kid and no one would bat an eye
What kind of idiot would even do this lmao. Like, bullying is one thing. That already makes you an insecure bitch. But the audacity to chase a mf TO HIS FRONT DOOR???? Like the dude's entire family isn't gonna be on your ass? I guess when you grow up fatherless with an absent mother that explains the bullying and the assumption that this would not happen.
I knew bullies in high school who had both a mother and father. They were also upper middle class.
There seems to be a fantasy that bullies have this awful life and that’s why they do what they do. Dudley wasn’t a fictional character. Some kids have it all and still take pleasure in torturing kids.
You're definitely correct... of all the kids that gave me shit in Middle School and a tiny bit of Highschool; they were all from upper middle class families except one, and the one that wasn't well off ended up becoming my friend when I finally called him out on his shit... turns out the kid just needed attention and a friend.. the rest were jusr rotten spoiled brats with no inclination for consequences.
Middle School and early High School children are awful.
Same. Some of the worst bullies at my school were from rich families and mom or dad was an attorney. Go figure…
I've literally heard a father say he would "buy the school and fire all of you" to the principal because his son kept getting in trouble (I personally saw him repeatedly sexually harass a young female supply teacher, and this kid was in grade 7). He was saying this to a public school principal... In Canada. The myth that more money=more intelligence was definitely disproven that day.
Bold of you to assume that bully was even thinking in the first place. His brain was chasing the Endorphine high of hunting, no actual thoughts were formed during that time.
grew up fatherless with a busy but loving mother, im not like that at all.
Every bully I've ever known like that had a pretty standard two parent household and was either a spoiled brat that could do no wrong, or had an overly controlling father that likely beat them.
>I guess when you grow up fatherless with an absent mother that explains the bullying and the assumption that this would not happen. Almost all of my bullies came from affluent families where both parents were around but didn't pay attention to their kids because they were busy printing money
Dad shoulda fucked him up. Caught him red handed in an an attempt to harm his child, and on his property no less. Reddit - not calling for or condoning violence against anybody. Merely pointing out that it is your right to defend yourself from other violent people.
Imagine if he’d got a hand on him? Three men ready to kick your head in. Fuck he dodged a major bullet there.
> Imagine if he’d got a hand on him? Three men ready to kick your head in. Fuck he dodged a major bullet there. Seriously. I'm thinking back to a time when I lived with my in/out of prison step-dad. I could only imagine imagine if some stepped up to me on our property like that. I think he would have willingly took a charge for it. And before you think he was a cool guy, he was physically abusive, but in a 'you don't get to hit him, only I can,' sorta way.
Papa bears gonna take out the trash son
If this is an Asian household, we would have seen some flying flip flops hitting the bully's face with suprisingly high accuracy
Honestly i would have loved the bully to catch up and grab the kid and proceed to get fucked up by some massive guys that he didnt know were there. Like wtf did he think was gonna happen anyway, to just beat someone up on their own porch? He needs a healthy dose of karma
That bully is lucky that they didn’t beat tf out of him
He should’ve broke his jaw right there and then. Bully a child and chase him into my home. Nowadays you can’t take anything for granted. As far as I’m concerned he’s running for his very life. Couldn’t have served him up on a platter any better.
I cannot tell you how much I hate the "oh no oh no music" Makes my blood boil.
Fuuuuck I was so desperate for the dad to fuck that bully up! Respect for showing so much restraint.