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ZTG wrote If it's something serious and they've been having a rivalry just let it happen, only way to stop a rivalry is a fight, not words.

That's utter codswallop, if you believe that then you're deluded. There are other avenues, such as just letting the grudge go?

Why are teens so desperate to scrap, never once have I had a fight, nor do I intend to either. As for the person who said Boxing is a sport and isn't different to street fighting, you're a fool, Boxing is controlled sport. They don't kick each other in the head, stamp on each other, they have gloves, they stop the fights...

Fighting is repulsive lads, it's for the mentally weak. Remember that.

I am saying if the fight is about something personal so for example John insulted Bob's mum and whines him up that he's Mum is dead, then leave it be. Bob wants revenge you know?

Anyone who initiates a fight over something like that further proves Fieldings statement. "Fighting is repulsive lads, it's for the mentally weak.".
So if your Mum was dead, (no offence if she is) and someone said to you and started taking the p*ss about your mothers death you'll just not do anything?

I would ignore it. If I were to get angry, I'd just be giving what the person wanted.

Fielding wrote

ZTG wrote If it's something serious and they've been having a rivalry just let it happen, only way to stop a rivalry is a fight, not words.

That's utter codswallop, if you believe that then you're deluded. There are other avenues, such as just letting the grudge go?

Why are teens so desperate to scrap, never once have I had a fight, nor do I intend to either. As for the person who said Boxing is a sport and isn't different to street fighting, you're a fool, Boxing is controlled sport. They don't kick each other in the head, stamp on each other, they have gloves, they stop the fights...

Fighting is repulsive lads, it's for the mentally weak. Remember that.

What about if somebody is bullying you, can you just let the grudge go? And yes boxing is "controlled" but it is still just as deadly. I don't encourage fighting, but there are some situations where words just don't work, for example i had this classmate who had a locker next to me and he would call me names and close my locker when i was using it for about 2 months and i would keep telling him to stop, i even told the counsler and they sat us down and and he said that he would stop but he continued to call me names and i eventually got tired of the name calling and decided to put a stop to it and i "assualted" him and hit him about 10-15 times and that instantly put a stop to the name calling and he hasn't bothered me since.

Rax wrote Why would i call the police right away? The cops going to take a few moments to get there. And i would instantly record it and after the fight i would call the cops and when they get their i have proof of what happened. Also i enjoy watching people fight. Boxing isn't very different than street fighting but it is considered a source of entertainment and a sport so why isn't street fighting?

OK, but I'm going to go ahead and assume that most of the people who do record fights aren't doing it for the purpose of handing it in to the police as evidence.
If they were then the video wouldn't end up plastered all over the internet with people wooting, cheering, and shouting 'World star!' over and over.

Boxing is very different, in street fights there is no referee, rules, gloves, or mouth/head guards.
The only type of street fighting I would consider comparable to boxing would be Irish gypsy fighters, and even they have rules and a ref.

Rax wrote

Fielding wrote

ZTG wrote If it's something serious and they've been having a rivalry just let it happen, only way to stop a rivalry is a fight, not words.

That's utter codswallop, if you believe that then you're deluded. There are other avenues, such as just letting the grudge go?

Why are teens so desperate to scrap, never once have I had a fight, nor do I intend to either. As for the person who said Boxing is a sport and isn't different to street fighting, you're a fool, Boxing is controlled sport. They don't kick each other in the head, stamp on each other, they have gloves, they stop the fights...

Fighting is repulsive lads, it's for the mentally weak. Remember that.

What about if somebody is bullying you, can you just let the grudge go? And yes boxing is "controlled" but it is still just as deadly. I don't encourage fighting, but there are some situations where words just don't work, for example i had this classmate who had a locker next to me and he would call me names and close my locker when i was using it for about 2 months and i would keep telling him to stop, i even told the counsler and they sat us down and and he said that he would stop but he continued to call me names and i eventually got tired of the name calling and decided to put a stop to it and i "assualted" him and hit him about 10-15 times and that instantly put a stop to the name calling and he hasn't bothered me since.

Your parents should have complained to the school about it and if the school did nothing they should have gone to the local media.
A school will do pretty much anything to get out of the media spotlight, even if it means suspending a student.

Rax wrote

Fielding wrote

ZTG wrote If it's something serious and they've been having a rivalry just let it happen, only way to stop a rivalry is a fight, not words.

That's utter codswallop, if you believe that then you're deluded. There are other avenues, such as just letting the grudge go?

Why are teens so desperate to scrap, never once have I had a fight, nor do I intend to either. As for the person who said Boxing is a sport and isn't different to street fighting, you're a fool, Boxing is controlled sport. They don't kick each other in the head, stamp on each other, they have gloves, they stop the fights...

Fighting is repulsive lads, it's for the mentally weak. Remember that.

What about if somebody is bullying you, can you just let the grudge go? And yes boxing is "controlled" but it is still just as deadly. I don't encourage fighting, but there are some situations where words just don't work, for example i had this classmate who had a locker next to me and he would call me names and close my locker when i was using it for about 2 months and i would keep telling him to stop, i even told the counsler and they sat us down and and he said that he would stop but he continued to call me names and i eventually got tired of the name calling and decided to put a stop to it and i "assualted" him and hit him about 10-15 times and that instantly put a stop to the name calling and he hasn't bothered me since.

That's what people need to understand bullying never stops with verbally, you need to physically stop them.

Oberyn wrote

Rax wrote

Fielding wrote

ZTG wrote If it's something serious and they've been having a rivalry just let it happen, only way to stop a rivalry is a fight, not words.

That's utter codswallop, if you believe that then you're deluded. There are other avenues, such as just letting the grudge go?

Why are teens so desperate to scrap, never once have I had a fight, nor do I intend to either. As for the person who said Boxing is a sport and isn't different to street fighting, you're a fool, Boxing is controlled sport. They don't kick each other in the head, stamp on each other, they have gloves, they stop the fights...

Fighting is repulsive lads, it's for the mentally weak. Remember that.

What about if somebody is bullying you, can you just let the grudge go? And yes boxing is "controlled" but it is still just as deadly. I don't encourage fighting, but there are some situations where words just don't work, for example i had this classmate who had a locker next to me and he would call me names and close my locker when i was using it for about 2 months and i would keep telling him to stop, i even told the counsler and they sat us down and and he said that he would stop but he continued to call me names and i eventually got tired of the name calling and decided to put a stop to it and i "assualted" him and hit him about 10-15 times and that instantly put a stop to the name calling and he hasn't bothered me since.

Your parents should have complained to the school about it and if the school did nothing they should have gone to the local media.
A school will do pretty much anything to get out of the media spotlight, even if it means suspending a student.

My family isn't exactly the type that likes to "snitch", their more of the kind that would rather settle things with a good *** whooping, and my whole life my parents have told me not to take **** from anybody. In fact the only reason i went to the counsler was so that when i got in a fight with the kid i could tell them that i had problems with the kid and notified them and they did nothing about.

Oberyn wrote

Rax wrote

Fielding wrote

ZTG wrote If it's something serious and they've been having a rivalry just let it happen, only way to stop a rivalry is a fight, not words.

That's utter codswallop, if you believe that then you're deluded. There are other avenues, such as just letting the grudge go?

Why are teens so desperate to scrap, never once have I had a fight, nor do I intend to either. As for the person who said Boxing is a sport and isn't different to street fighting, you're a fool, Boxing is controlled sport. They don't kick each other in the head, stamp on each other, they have gloves, they stop the fights...

Fighting is repulsive lads, it's for the mentally weak. Remember that.

What about if somebody is bullying you, can you just let the grudge go? And yes boxing is "controlled" but it is still just as deadly. I don't encourage fighting, but there are some situations where words just don't work, for example i had this classmate who had a locker next to me and he would call me names and close my locker when i was using it for about 2 months and i would keep telling him to stop, i even told the counsler and they sat us down and and he said that he would stop but he continued to call me names and i eventually got tired of the name calling and decided to put a stop to it and i "assualted" him and hit him about 10-15 times and that instantly put a stop to the name calling and he hasn't bothered me since.

Your parents should have complained to the school about it and if the school did nothing they should have gone to the local media.
A school will do pretty much anything to get out of the media spotlight, even if it means suspending a student.

Going to media? you do realize that would do more harm than good and it would put a target on your back for the rest of the time you were in school.

If you're being bullied stand up to it, telling is pretty much a last resort.

Alexyy wrote

Oberyn wrote

Rax wrote

Fielding wrote

ZTG wrote If it's something serious and they've been having a rivalry just let it happen, only way to stop a rivalry is a fight, not words.

That's utter codswallop, if you believe that then you're deluded. There are other avenues, such as just letting the grudge go?

Why are teens so desperate to scrap, never once have I had a fight, nor do I intend to either. As for the person who said Boxing is a sport and isn't different to street fighting, you're a fool, Boxing is controlled sport. They don't kick each other in the head, stamp on each other, they have gloves, they stop the fights...

Fighting is repulsive lads, it's for the mentally weak. Remember that.

What about if somebody is bullying you, can you just let the grudge go? And yes boxing is "controlled" but it is still just as deadly. I don't encourage fighting, but there are some situations where words just don't work, for example i had this classmate who had a locker next to me and he would call me names and close my locker when i was using it for about 2 months and i would keep telling him to stop, i even told the counsler and they sat us down and and he said that he would stop but he continued to call me names and i eventually got tired of the name calling and decided to put a stop to it and i "assualted" him and hit him about 10-15 times and that instantly put a stop to the name calling and he hasn't bothered me since.

Your parents should have complained to the school about it and if the school did nothing they should have gone to the local media.
A school will do pretty much anything to get out of the media spotlight, even if it means suspending a student.

Going to media? you do realize that would do more harm than good and it would put a target on your back for the rest of the time you were in school.

If you're being bullied stand up to it, telling is pretty much a last resort.

It wouldn't do more harm than good if you were in the right, which a bullying victim always is.
I've never met one person who looks at a bullying victim and thinks 'Dirty snitch' and if people do think that then they are pieces of shit who need to be exposed.

In a environment of teen's and idiots being in the right doesn't matter you'll be seen as a easy target to get attention from if you're willing to go to local media.