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Istaron 09-13-2001 11:02 AM

There was a fight in my school two weeks ago. Some guy, who is known to be messy, says to a small guy (but strong, he's a boxer) "If you even look at me again, I'm gonna kick your ass!"
What the little guy does is that he punsh him in the face.
And now, he is rusticated (thats the word?) for three days, since he stroke first. I don't know what he had done to piss the other guy of, but I have heard he did not start it.
Well, do you hink the headmistress did right when she rusticated him?
I mean, the only other option the little guy had was to do nothing and riscing to leave the place bloddy in the face and not on the knuckles...

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skywalker 09-13-2001 11:06 AM

It's always better to not strike first in a schoolyard fight. You usually get blamed more. I'd just given the idiot a good stare and see if he was dumb enough to follow through with his threat. Then definitelt block and hit back in defense.

My 2 pence!

Mark

Memnoch 09-13-2001 11:06 AM

What's rusticated mean?

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skywalker 09-13-2001 11:07 AM

Possibly suspended as in American Schools?


Mark

skywalker 09-13-2001 11:09 AM

Rusticate: to retire to live in the country. to suspend for a time from a university or college as punishment.

Mark

Istaron 09-13-2001 11:10 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by skywalker:
It's always better to not strike first in a schoolyard fight. You usually get blamed more. I'd just given the idiot a good stare and see if he was dumb enough to follow through with his threat. Then definitelt block and hit back in defense.

My 2 pence!

Mark

Acctually, blocking a punsh you do not know coming, is VERY difficult, even when it is not that fast. You don't REALLY know if he will hit, neither where.

And, well... my english is not that good, and the word "suspend" had fallen out of my mind http://www.ironworksforum.com/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif

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[This message has been edited by Istaron (edited 09-13-2001).]

skywalker 09-13-2001 11:11 AM

Istaron!

I do realise, easier said than done!

Mark

Moni 09-13-2001 11:12 AM

The headmistress was right in what she did...the verbal threat was not a physical attack and can not be deemed as an offense warranting punishment.
If the little guy was bound to get into a fight with he bigger one just for being, he should have let the big guy throw the first punch and then kicked his a$$. Being a boxer, he should know the techniques for blocking an attack and could have come out of it unscathed.

In spite of the fact that my son's crutches were repeatedly kicked out from underneath him in the seventh grade (he had a broken leg and ankle, a cast up to his hip), he was suspended from school for getting up and knocking her out with one of his crutches.

Chances are that the little guy would have been rusticated for his self defense as well but it is school's policies against physical violence that punishes all involved and there is no separation of reason between attack and self defense.

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Moni 09-13-2001 11:16 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Istaron:
Acctually, blocking a punsh you do not know coming, is VERY difficult, even when it is not that fast. You don't REALLY know if he will hit, neither where.

And, well... my english is not that good, and the word "suspend" had fallen out of my mind http://www.ironworksforum.com/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif


Granted, this is the truth but when you know someone isout to kick your a$$, it is always best to know where they are and how vulnerable you might be to any attack from them.
Had the little guy been able to go to the headmistress with warning of the threat and made her aware of the possiblity of a physical confrontation because of it, the bigger guy might have been punished, or at least monitored before anything could happen.



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AzureWolf 09-13-2001 11:27 AM

If I was in his position I would have done the same thing. Its all nice and easy to say what he COULD have done when your not in his place but it is a spur of the moment decision and I cant say I would have done differently. Actually I have done it beforehttp://www.ironworksforum.com/ubb/no...iles/frown.gif Much to my chagrin when i got a week of school for "physical violence against another student" of course the fact that the guy had been constantly at me for a week to get just that reaction from me was not mentioned.

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