Kids bullying old granny in the US

See one thing I can say is, if this was england the kids would have been thrown off the bus within 30 seconds. I've had multiple bus drivers here throw people off for insulting others or being unsociable.
On the flip side I wish someone had punched them out.
 
oxygene said:
See one thing I can say is, if this was england the kids would have been thrown off the bus within 30 seconds. I've had multiple bus drivers here throw people off for insulting others or being unsociable.
On the flip side I wish someone had punched them out.
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isnt it a school bus? so they wouldnt get thrown off?
 
Kids got thrown off our school bus a few times when I was at school.

I never in all my time at school ever saw anything like what happened in that video though.
 
Mark A said:
Kids got thrown off our school bus a few times when I was at school.

I never in all my time at school ever saw anything like what happened in that video though.
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in america the parents would probably sue the school if anything happened to the people getting thrown off the bus
 
They are discussing this on This Morning now.
One of the people said that her fund is now at $225,000 and good old Eamonn Holmes says 'What's the point of that?'.
I suppose I agree with him, it is over the top.
 
Works for me... $448,494 raised so far!

I'm actually unable to watch the video, not because of any form of blocking but because she reminds me of my Gran. Not going to lie, if I have to watch some kids make fun of someone that reminds me of my Gran I'll go ballistic...
 
I think the fund is too much also, we've all been teased at school, at this rate it will surpass a million, should have been capped tbh, it's disproportionate to the offence, and also I worry that it will act as a incentive for others to try to make similar fake videos with a partner setting up a funding site.
 
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lowrider007 said:
I think the fund is too much also, we've all been teased at school, at this rate it will surpass a million, should have been capped tbh, it's disproportionate to the offence, and also I worry that it will act as a incentive for others to try to make similar fake videos with a partner setting up a funding site.
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There is bound to be copycat videos, but I don't think they will have the same impact, and people will be quick to call fake.
 
I don't understand peoples desire to donate to this "cause". The lady had an unpleasant experience, yes, but she has no physical harm and I doubt will suffer any long term effects.

I think people just get caught up in the whole emotional aspect of it, and the fact it happens in a country they can directly relate to, which epitomises 1st world problems entirely. If you looked in the world news you could find far worse acts taking place but they don't evoke the same response. Strange really.
 
norm said:
I don't understand peoples desire to donate to this "cause". The lady had an unpleasant experience, yes, but she has no physical harm and I doubt will suffer any long term effects.

I think people just get caught up in the whole emotional aspect of it, and the fact it happens in a country they can directly relate to, which epitomises 1st world problems entirely. If you looked in the world news you could find far worse acts taking place but they don't evoke the same response. Strange really.
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What wrong with giving a bit of money to someone who doesn't have much to make them happy?
 
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