Guadalupana wrote:

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TV Buff yes it's what it's about, here are the lyrics.

At home
drawing pictures
of mountain tops
with him on top
lemon yellow sun
arms raised in a V
and the dead lay in pools of maroon below

Daddy didn’t give attention
to the fact
that mommy didn’t care
King Jeremy the wicked
ruled his world

Jeremy spoke in class today
Jeremy spoke in class today

Clearly i remember
picking on the boy
seemed a harmless little ****
but we unleashed a lion
gnashed his teeth and
bit the recess ladies breast
how could i forget?
and he hit me with a surprise left
my jaw left hurting
dropped wide open
just like the day
like the day i heard

Daddy didn’t give affection
and the boy was something
that mommy wouldn’t wear
King Jeremy the wicked
ruled his world

Jeremy spoke in class today
Jeremy spoke in class today

Try to forget this
try to erase this
from the black board

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I used to really like this song....

....back in my rocker years!!!

Guadalupana wrote:

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That's because no son latinos. Are you kidding me, i wouldn't encourage a peaceful approach to this, if my child was being bullied i'd tell him or her to kick that kid's little A$$.
And then i'd go talk to that kid's parents.

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I'd do the same.

Yo le digo...."Patea, muerde, jala pelo.....lo que sea.....pero sacale la m!erd@ al pendejito o la pendejita que te esta molestando!!!"

Bainaman wrote:

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Guadalupana wrote:

That's why kids need the attention of the parents. If the child tells the parent that they're being bothered at school, it should be taken into consideration, investigated, and most important the parent has to believe the child.



Is it me......or do these types of cases happen predominantly in North America???

In South & Central America.......If you were to go up to your dad and tell him that another kid was bullying you.......He'd tell you to stand up for yourself...and kick his a$$!!!!

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That's because no son latinos. Are you kidding me, i wouldn't encourage a peaceful approach to this, if my child was being bullied i'd tell him or her to kick that kid's little A$$.
And then i'd go talk to that kid's parents.

Bainaman wrote:

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Bullying and cliques in high schools were found to be one of the many causes of the Columbine massacre.

Kids at that age are specially susceptible to the opinions of their peers.

I can't even imagine the emotional scarring that this type of extreme bullying...must leave on someone.

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That's why kids need the attention of the parents. If the child tells the parent that they're being bothered at school, it should be taken into consideration, investigated, and most important the parent has to believe the child.

Daeveed wrote:

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Bainaman wrote: Having met you.. I don't know from where these heartless comments come from you.   I said poor!!!  porr is good!! poor is caring!!

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lol

Guadalupana wrote:

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El Duro wrote: Guadalupana wrote: Bainaman wrote: I saw a show on TLC last night (I think it was last night ) on this.. It was called "BULLIED TO DEATH". I didn't get to watch the whole thing......but it talked about this 15 year old boy.....who was bullied and made fun of at school because he was overweight and wore glasses. The kid seemed normal at home..with his parents and friends..... but one day he went to school......and stood up in the middle of the class....pulled an 8mm hand gun.....and yelled "I CAN'T TAKE THIS ANYMORE!!!" ....and shot himself. How sad. I didn't get to see the whole show.....but I'm sure they'll repeat it soon. The Group Pearl Jam wrote a song named "Jeremy". About the boy who was bullied and things at home with parents weren't great either, he was late that morning, the teacher told him to go get a slip, he went home to get a gun, went back to class, stood in front and shot himself. "Jeremy spoke in class today" are part of the lyrics. It's a very sand song, and a reality check of how damaging this issue can be.   I remenber this song it was in the early 90's it was a good song it dealt with alot of issue This song was about that boy (Jeremy Wade Dalle) who was 16 from Richardson Texas.

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Yea i know

Guadalupana wrote:

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Bainaman wrote: I saw a show on TLC last night (I think it was last night ) on this.. It was called "BULLIED TO DEATH". I didn't get to watch the whole thing......but it talked about this 15 year old boy.....who was bullied and made fun of at school because he was overweight and wore glasses. The kid seemed normal at home..with his parents and friends..... but one day he went to school......and stood up in the middle of the class....pulled an 8mm hand gun.....and yelled "I CAN'T TAKE THIS ANYMORE!!!" ....and shot himself. How sad. I didn't get to see the whole show.....but I'm sure they'll repeat it soon. The Group Pearl Jam wrote a song named "Jeremy". About the boy who was bullied and things at home with parents weren't great either, he was late that morning, the teacher told him to go get a slip, he went home to get a gun, went back to class, stood in front and shot himself. "Jeremy spoke in class today" are part of the lyrics. It's a very sand song, and a reality check of how damaging this issue can be.

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I remenber this song it was in the early 90's it was a good song it dealt with alot of issue

Daeveed wrote:

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Poor fatty 4-eyed boy.-- Edited by Daeveed at 09:55, 2006-03-17

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Having met you..

I don't know from where these heartless comments come from you.

Bainaman wrote:

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I saw a show on TLC last night (I think it was last night ) on this.. It was called "BULLIED TO DEATH". I didn't get to watch the whole thing......but it talked about this 15 year old boy.....who was bullied and made fun of at school because he was overweight and wore glasses. The kid seemed normal at home..with his parents and friends..... but one day he went to school......and stood up in the middle of the class....pulled an 8mm hand gun.....and yelled "I CAN'T TAKE THIS ANYMORE!!!" ....and shot himself. How sad. I didn't get to see the whole show.....but I'm sure they'll repeat it soon.

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Poor fatty 4-eyed boy.

-- Edited by Daeveed at 09:55, 2006-03-17

Bainaman wrote:

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I saw a show on TLC last night (I think it was last night ) on this.. It was called "BULLIED TO DEATH". I didn't get to watch the whole thing......but it talked about this 15 year old boy.....who was bullied and made fun of at school because he was overweight and wore glasses. The kid seemed normal at home..with his parents and friends..... but one day he went to school......and stood up in the middle of the class....pulled an 8mm hand gun.....and yelled "I CAN'T TAKE THIS ANYMORE!!!" ....and shot himself. How sad. I didn't get to see the whole show.....but I'm sure they'll repeat it soon.

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that sucks...humm perhaps we should stop bugging Preito J/K

Seriously it does suck....some kids are so evil

ColombianQT_247 wrote:

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 No way!  When I first went to that school, I tried to hang out with the latin people but it was immediate hate!!  My mommy says it's because I'm pretty!!!   I don't know why women can be SO catty!!!  Unless some girl has tried to steal my man, I have no issues with meeting other women.  I could care less whether she's pretty, fat, smart, dumb, as long as she's a nice person and she's funny that's all that matters!!!  lol

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That's kinda like me.  In my school everyone basically hung out with their own kind latinos with latinos, polish with poslish, blacks with blacks, and some small groups that were mixed.  I hung out with the mixed groups, but most of them were black and white.  I was the only Latina in my crew.  I tried making friends with the Latinos in the school, but they all acted like snobs towards me.  I remember that one of them said that they didn't like Latinos who knew how to speak Spanish, but spoke more English, and who spoke English with other Latinos instead of speaking Spanish. I guess it was because when one of them talked to me in Spanish I answered her in English.  She's like why do you speak to me in English and not Spanish?  I was like because I'm used to speaking in English more.  I mean I did come to Canada when I just turned 3, so I never went to school in Guatemala.  I started school here, so what did they expect.  I can speak, read, and write in Spanish fine, but I am used to doing all these things in English more than I am in Spanish.  This is what I don't get why some Latinos act this way?  I mean the vibe that I got from them was that they thought that they were better than me, because I didn't Speak Spanish as much as they did.  It's just stupid if you ask me. 

TV Buff wrote:

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ColombianQT_247 wrote: Everyone's highschool years seem to be their best years!!  I was CONSTANTLY bullied and harassed.  It got up to the point where I was absolutely terrified of going to school.  I would start to have panic attacks on the way there.  I have a very stubborn streak so no one was able to see that but school was a rough time for me.  I got $hit thrown at me, everyone talked bad about me, and to THIS day I don't have the slightest clue why.  I hung out more with the "black" people than my own people because THEY were the ones picking on me. I think it was the one time where I was truly ashamed of being hispanic. Could that have been the reason they were picking on you? Like the girl I talked to said, she started hanging out with hispanics because they're like a safety net, for protection. That's really sad, if that's the situation, because like LB said, then there will be no mixing of the races, and when they start separating and being more like the U.S.; that's where the competition starts, blacks against hispanics, hispanics against whites, and so on.

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No way!  When I first went to that school, I tried to hang out with the latin people but it was immediate hate!!  My mommy says it's because I'm pretty!!!   I don't know why women can be SO catty!!!  Unless some girl has tried to steal my man, I have no issues with meeting other women.  I could care less whether she's pretty, fat, smart, dumb, as long as she's a nice person and she's funny that's all that matters!!!  lol

Chilenita wrote:

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SHUT UP BITCH! I am suffering from being cutt off from the green stuff...alcohol....all kinds of fun substances...so back off It's pregnancy/detox

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oh SHIT!!

That's gotta be a wonderful sucky phase you're going through.

but hey! a baby makes up for all the lost drugs and alcohol!! it's totally worth it!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

sucker!

Chilenita wrote:

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Daeveed wrote: I don't go to high school, nor am I related to anyone who is. So I don't care for now. fine then I'll bully you here in the foro.... You are stupid and I better never see you at a foro gathering or I'll wipe your face right off your head See isn't that sooooooooooooo mean   

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I think you're suffering from a typical Pre-Partum Bullyitis attack. Watch more Teletubbies.

 

 

I don't go to high school, nor am I related to anyone who is.

So I don't care for now.

ColombianQT_247 wrote:

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Everyone's highschool years seem to be their best years!!  I was CONSTANTLY bullied and harassed.  It got up to the point where I was absolutely terrified of going to school.  I would start to have panic attacks on the way there.  I have a very stubborn streak so no one was able to see that but school was a rough time for me.  I got $hit thrown at me, everyone talked bad about me, and to THIS day I don't have the slightest clue why.  I hung out more with the "black" people than my own people because THEY were the ones picking on me. I think it was the one time where I was truly ashamed of being hispanic.

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Could that have been the reason they were picking on you? Like the girl I talked to said, she started hanging out with hispanics because they're like a safety net, for protection. That's really sad, if that's the situation, because like LB said, then there will be no mixing of the races, and when they start separating and being more like the U.S.; that's where the competition starts, blacks against hispanics, hispanics against whites, and so on.

I didn't do my high school here,.. but I am aware of the bullying situation in elementary and high schools,... it is true that u have to stick in a group to not be bullied ,... as some of u said this starts from home,. parents need to pay more attention to their kids from a young age,.. and teach them respect,..

Gangs are a problem as well but there are always going to exist,..

In Ecuador as LG said is different ,. but there is also bullying problems,..economic class,..good students,. (here nerds),.. etc,.. but the teachers are taugher,. u need to follow rules,. well in certain schools,.. o si no te arreglas en la calle,..

If school here segregate by nationalities, we're gonna end up like the States OR the prisons they have!

Blood in Blood out type....

Everyone's highschool years seem to be their best years!!  I was CONSTANTLY bullied and harassed.  It got up to the point where I was absolutely terrified of going to school.  I would start to have panic attacks on the way there.  I have a very stubborn streak so no one was able to see that but school was a rough time for me.  I got $hit thrown at me, everyone talked bad about me, and to THIS day I don't have the slightest clue why.  I hung out more with the "black" people than my own people because THEY were the ones picking on me.

I think it was the one time where I was truly ashamed of being hispanic.

Bulling in highschools is not just interracial of course – I have a black female coworker who some other black girls tried to bully – because of jealousy.  This girl is pretty and got T&A so she got lots of attention from the boys – so the others got jealous and wanted to beat her up  - good thing she’s a tough cookie and could stand up and take care of herself and no physical damage was ever done to her…

With guys and gangs nowadays, I am glad I am not in highschool… in the good old days specially back home, it was just great to take it to the park, school mates cheering their friends on… a good dance of fists, one on one, no hitting while on the ground, first guy to get a bleeding nose loses… end of fight shake hands and do it all over next time!

Now I wish I was back in highschool – just not in today’s world! LOL

Chilenita wrote:

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@Lahtina...yep it's pretty much like that.....there is geeks....cool kids....loners and wierdos  

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Why do you think that it's more apparent in North American societies. I wonder if it's like this in all first world countries?

Lahtina wrote:

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I'm curious, is high school really like the stereotypical portrayal we see in movies? With the jocks, cheerleaders, nerds, etc?

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My high school was.......Very stereotypical.

I was a band geek.

Was any of you ever bullied at school? I never was, even though I was usually the youngest in my class, but I never had to go through that (although I was bullied by my siblings which was worse), so I really don't know what these kids might be going through. I think it's really sad, though, and getting more and more dangerous each day.

This is sad.

I think it leaves an emotional scar on kids that have experienced bulling to an extreme level. Well....actually....I guess it can go both ways......either the lose more confidence and self esteem.....or they get stronger and if they stand up for themselves......

Regardless....

I think teachers should be allowed to go back to the good ol' days.....and be able to beat the kids!!!! LOL Nothings BEATS when a teacher/parent says: "DO AS I SAY...NOT AS I DO!"