Racist attack in school

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Originally Posted by Henry Hill

STFU you moron

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Here’s some Twitter links proving that Yaxley-Lennon was lying about the young lad for the sole intention of inciting racial hatred. The young Syrian’s lawyer is considering suing him :thumbup:

https://twitter.com/lukecol98/status...977126401?s=21

https://twitter.com/lukecol98/status...996663808?s=21

https://twitter.com/lukecol98/status...767720448?s=21

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Originally Posted by Henry Hill

STFU you moron

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Truth obviously bothers you. None so blind that cannot see.

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Originally Posted by Auntie Andy

Here’s some Twitter links proving that Yaxley-Lennon was lying about the young lad for the sole intention of inciting racial hatred. The young Syrian’s lawyer is considering suing him :thumbup:

https://twitter.com/lukecol98/status...977126401?s=21

https://twitter.com/lukecol98/status...996663808?s=21

https://twitter.com/lukecol98/status...767720448?s=21

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I saw some posts from a girls mum who someone had claimed the syrian boy had attacked and the mum was saying it was all lies

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Originally Posted by KenfigBlues

He’s posting pics of white kids hammered daily by Asians, obviously you’re the type to ignore those attacks.

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And you believe him? A self obsessed publicist paid to regurgitate bullshir as it’s funds his new Rolex and house in Hertfordshire.

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Originally Posted by Rjk

I saw some posts from a girls mum who someone had claimed the syrian boy had attacked and the mum was saying it was all lies

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Yes it’s all in the links I posted. As I said the young Syrian boys lawyer is thinking of suing.

https://twitter.com/mohammedakunjee/...506023936?s=21

Of course bullying happens in a lot of schools, growing up can be a tough time.

It's always difficult to know in things like this, was he just being attacked for his race, or if he had been white would he have bullied him anyway and it just happens that on this occasion the victim happened to be an immigrant.

Unfortunately what has emerged about the bully's family and social media posts makes me strongly suspect that this was entirely racially motivated. The parents and people spouting the kind of hate onto the internet that has twisted this kids young mind are the ones that are making this country a worse place, not innocent kids escaping a warzone

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Originally Posted by KenfigBlues

Truth obviously bothers you. None so blind that cannot see.

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Get yourself a guide dog then

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Originally Posted by Henry Hill

STFU you moron

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Originally Posted by Rjk

Of course bullying happens in a lot of schools, growing up can be a tough time.

It's always difficult to know in things like this, was he just being attacked for his race, or if he had been white would he have bullied him anyway and it just happens that on this occasion the victim happened to be an immigrant.

Unfortunately what has emerged about the bully's family and social media posts makes me strongly suspect that this was entirely racially motivated. The parents and people spouting the kind of hate onto the internet that has twisted this kids young mind are the ones that are making this country a worse place, not innocent kids escaping a warzone

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I agree with this. As I said in my earlier post (#27) the Syrian refugee family I am closely involved with are a great bunch. The children are very polite, rather shy, and are keen to learn in school and I suspect this could be the situation in Huddersfield as such kids would be more vulnerable to bullying. I have had to explain to the dad that this is not typical behaviour and unfortunately not everyone is welcoming to refugees, something I should not have to be doing. Maybe a short break in Aleppo or Homs or even better in Idlib might be part of the redress procedure that the bully could participate in?

Sickening to watch. That poor lad.
As if he and his family haven’t been through enough shite in their lifetime than to have to come face to face with wankers like the ones in the video.

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Originally Posted by KenfigBlues

It’s everywhere. I’ve a good friend in Burnley who has to walk his wife home every night because these ‘new locals’ spit and try to openly grab at her body. He can’t react or he’d face heavy time because they’d cry ‘racist’.

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Never heard such bullshit.

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Originally Posted by blue matt

it used to be the way we did it in the past, punish them, lock them up in a young offenders unit etc

we have moved on since then, we ( mainly my wife ) have 3 social workers as friends and the new way is a arm around the shoulder and talk about it and show them the world is a great place ( with a free trip to Butlins or disneyland paris ) our friends say the new way has better results

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So you're saying it's the norm nowadays for school bullies to get a free trip to Disneyland?

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Originally Posted by lardy

So you're saying it's the norm nowadays for school bullies to get a free trip to Disneyland?

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What about a free trip to Aleppo or Idlib? Would definitely be classified as "educational".

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Originally Posted by lardy

So you're saying it's the norm nowadays for school bullies to get a free trip to Disneyland?

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Does my post really say " its the norm nowadays for school bullies to get a free trip to Disneyland " ? ? ? ? Have a read of it again , at no point do i say that

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Originally Posted by blue matt

Does my post really say " its the norm nowadays for school bullies to get a free trip to Disneyland " ? ? ? ? Have a read of it again , at no point do i say that

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That appears to be the thrust of it. You said it's the new way and it gets better results. So it's not common?

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Originally Posted by lardy

So you're saying it's the norm nowadays for school bullies to get a free trip to Disneyland?

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Are people really making that an issue? It’s their money and they can do what they want with it. If that means donating it to a young boy then so be it.
The issue should be the amount of bullying that’s evidently going on in the country in which schools are doing feck all about.
If it wasn’t for the social media outrage, would the school have done anything to that absolutely kent of a boy who poured the water in that poor lads face?

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Originally Posted by lardy

That appears to be the thrust of it. You said it's the new way and it gets better results. So it's not common?

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I never said it was common either, so thats two assumptions you have made

how frequent is common in your eyes ? ? ?

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Originally Posted by The Bob Banker Spanker

Are people really making that an issue? It’s their money and they can do what they want with it. If that means donating it to a young boy then so be it.
The issue should be the amount of bullying that’s evidently going on in the country in which schools are doing feck all about.
If it wasn’t for the social media outrage, would the school have done anything to that absolutely kent of a boy who poured the water in that poor lads face?

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you have combined a post i made about the " new way " of dealing with troublesome kids ( and Lardy picked up on, not sure why out of all the posts here he raised issues with that ) the social care system prefer positive procedures instead of locking them up in young offenders units and this horrid incident

one of my social worker friends ( the one who is slightly more talkative than the others ) takes families away to Butlins and Disneyland Paris to help them with issues they have

No issues with this Syrian family going to disney, if they want a " guide " they can pay for me to go for a week or 2 :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by sneggyblubird

Well the info's out there mate.You'll forgive me if I don't feel the need to back up what I've said but by all means feel free to proove me a liar.Stories related to me of so-called decent families would make your stomach churn.It's so true when they say"give me the child before seven and I will give you the man"or something like that.For my sins I must admit I couldn't do the job my brother does .

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I’m not interested in “proving you to be a liar”. This topic is too important for shite like that. I’m just questioning the figure of 99% of bullys being victims of abuse themselves. I would have thought it was much lower than that.

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Originally Posted by blue matt

I never said it was common either, so thats two assumptions you have made

how frequent is common in your eyes ? ? ?

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You tell me. I don't have three social workers as friends. If it's not common, I'm wondering why you brought it up.

Are they taking the bully's family or the victim's family?

[QUOTE=blue matt;4929772]you have combined a post i made about the " new way " of dealing with troublesome kids ( and Lardy picked up on, not sure why out of all the posts here he raised issues with that ) the social care system prefer positive procedures instead of locking them up in young offenders units and this horrid incident

one of my social worker friends ( the one who is slightly more talkative than the others ) takes families away to Butlins and Disneyland Paris to help them with issues they have

That's part of the problem though, wishy-washy social workers taking these kids to MacDonalds or somewhere else nice for a treat, or a holiday. before dumping back at their care home. The violent kids will, of course behave for the social worker. as it's a treat fr them to be taken out for a big Mac and fries with a milkshake (or whatever). Once back at the care home these violent retards kick off, head butting female members of staff, glassing other members of staff etc etc etc etc. I could give you a whole long list and bore the ass off you with a huge long list of violent misdemeanors from my time of working in care homes. The only things these thugs fear, is being treated worse.

Look at these scum here:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-46398021

Do you really thing any of them, or their families, are worth a feckin' trip to Disneyland FFS? How much do you think this is costing us, the tax payers of this country?? I don't think you have got a clue have you?? Lock them and their parents up. Get them off the streets. Expensive i know, by why reward bad behaviour with being rewarded? Make the streets safe again for law abiding citizens. If they take part in violent disorder again, bang them up again. Simples

[QUOTE=Mr Soul '68;4929874]

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Originally Posted by blue matt

you have combined a post i made about the " new way " of dealing with troublesome kids ( and Lardy picked up on, not sure why out of all the posts here he raised issues with that ) the social care system prefer positive procedures instead of locking them up in young offenders units and this horrid incident

one of my social worker friends ( the one who is slightly more talkative than the others ) takes families away to Butlins and Disneyland Paris to help them with issues they have

That's part of the problem though, wishy-washy social workers taking these kids to MacDonalds or somewhere else nice for a treat, or a holiday. before dumping back at their care home. The violent kids will, of course behave for the social worker. as it's a treat fr them to be taken out for a big Mac and fries with a milkshake (or whatever). Once back at the care home these violent retards kick off, head butting female members of staff, glassing other members of staff etc etc etc etc. I could give you a whole long list and bore the ass off you with a huge long list of violent misdemeanors from my time of working in care homes. The only things these thugs fear, is being treated worse.

Look at these scum here:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-46398021

Do you really thing any of them, or their families, are worth a feckin' trip to Disneyland FFS? How much do you think this is costing us, the tax payers of this country?? I don't think you have got a clue have you?? Lock them and their parents up. Get them off the streets. Expensive i know, by why reward bad behaviour with being rewarded? Make the streets safe again for law abiding citizens. If they take part in violent disorder again, bang them up again. Simples

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It should then be very easy for you to tell us about a dozen cases where you know for sure that attacking someone with a baseball bat worked.And no friend of a friend or other third hand examples please.

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Originally Posted by blue matt

you have combined a post i made about the " new way " of dealing with troublesome kids ( and Lardy picked up on, not sure why out of all the posts here he raised issues with that ) the social care system prefer positive procedures instead of locking them up in young offenders units and this horrid incident

one of my social worker friends ( the one who is slightly more talkative than the others ) takes families away to Butlins and Disneyland Paris to help them with issues they have

No issues with this Syrian family going to disney, if they want a " guide " they can pay for me to go for a week or 2 :thumbup:

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Apologies I completely misread your post.
I was referring to the money people were donating to the Syrian families which caused a bit of hoo-ha on Twitter with some people. (Which of course could be turned into a trip to Disney)
Apologies again.

[QUOTE=sneggyblubird;4929886]

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Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68

It should then be very easy for you to tell us about a dozen cases where you know for sure that attacking someone with a baseball bat worked.And no friend of a friend or other third hand examples please.

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Stuff like that report makes me glad I hung up my helmet and sell utilities these days so

****ing bastard government and their cuts, a pox on all their houses.

You can sign the petition here:

https://www.change.org/p/theresa-may...amal/psf/share