16 year old bullying a Syrian refugee with a broken arm, choking and waterboarding him
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Why don't you email.the newspaper and ask them why they disabled comments?
It’s obvious why the comments were disabled;
They don’t want a race war in their comments, it would be knuckle draggers saying the kid did good and all Syrians should be beat down and then the opposite view that the white kid should be battered and made to pay for his actions.
Who seriously wants that?
They don’t want a race war in their comments, it would be knuckle draggers saying the kid did good and all Syrians should be beat down and then the opposite view that the white kid should be battered and made to pay for his actions.
Who seriously wants that?
This is how modern Britain functions.
Better to talk about now, then actual live through it in the future.
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I don't know. The comments closed around the time the police announced they were officially investigating it. Could be related to one of the kids being a minor ? or that people were sharing the bullies personal details ?
The comments were overwhelmingly positive towards the kid though. The Daily Fail websites user base is a weird one, its got some really militant far right readers who write some ridiculously harsh and nasty comments but but its also mainstream and popular enough that big stories like this often result in the more 'normal' user leaving comments which are more in line with what you'd expect from your average person, ie sympathy towards a kid getting bullied regardless of their nationality or race.
They often close off the comment sections when terrorist attacks happen as well, particularly when early reports suggest its a muslim and it then turns out that isn't the case.
Oh please, it'd be touch worse than BBC comments are nowadays, people just go on, post their dog-whistling drivel and they're offski like the wind.
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As you say, they've got to pander to a wide church - dog-whistling to their core bigot readership, while not alienating the relatively new and massive audience of their "side bar of shame".
The point of the McCanns argument was how regardless of the case or what happend, when something gets so much attention in the media and it blows up then, then donations and funding flooding in is hardly new in this day and age. You can bet if the case did not get the attention it did, it would not have got the funding it did either. Just like this case here with the Syrian kid.
As for this whole scenario overall, good on the kid. Plenty of people get bullied in this world, the fact one seems to have benefited from it in a weird way, good on him. Hope he hits the £200k barrier for lol’s as it’s seemingly winding people up
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Waterboard? Are you changing the English language to suit your narrative here? If so I will say this **** was just giving him a drink but he didn't want it.
Hey, on that note... You might do worse when you grow up to an adult too... Better start a better dialectic.
You must have gone a posh school. A lad I went to school with every year near enough had his school bag blown up by a firework or two. We had groups of adult men standing at gates with chains one time as their cousin was beaten in a fight he started. What else... Hmmm.. Ah yes a school friend had his eye brows singed off by someone using a Lynx body spray can put to a lighter in their face. Had a kid white deathed (not a racist term just in case DP is around it's when you kick snow over people after quite violently slamming or pushing them down) and needed hospital attention iirc. Numerous fights, some very serious. Kid bringing knives in school...
Assuming you didn't have to go straight to hospital, yes but could have would have should have isn't really fair here.
£100,000... Ruined... People these days. I've known kids have far far worse than him. I can bet my bottom dollar other posters here can too. Heck I've had worse to myself done on a night out.
Well... The humanity of man takes another step toward its nadir.
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Just saw on the news that the Syrian kids sister also being bullied, again filmed on phone. I’m sure some of the commentators in here will claim these 2 incidents are not related.
You're about 300 posts behind.
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Oops, trying to keep up
Your punishment is a bottle of Evian to the face.
Isn't throwing your drink in peoples' face a breach of the geneva convention now?
Yes because the daily mail comments section promotes healthy and respectful discussion.
And yet we should not expect children to need to be violent because of a ****** worthless schooling system. Ofsted needs to be limited in it's approach to this sort of issue, because clearly schools can't do diddly without wondering if their funding will be destroyed.
Sanctions to the families of bullies should also be a thing, as at least in this case where the family is a bunch of scumbags, it'd at least be valid enforcement against people this country doesn't need. Someone should be watching this kid like a hawk for the rest of his living life, as i imagine he's going to be a criminal in some form if this is the au-naturale way of his behaviour.