In Defense of (Some) Bullying: The Necessity of Male Rules of Behavior

RL: Getting bullied doesn’t make you tough. What makes you tough is making through boyhood by being tough enough or masculine enough that you don’t get bullied in the first place, see? And bullying (not being bullied) toughens up boys too because the objects of their contempt are idiots, assholes, psychos, hypersensitive wusses, boys who cry all the time or even effeminate boys. Jason Y: Seems like just another attempt to push conformity on people, normie behavior. Except of the case of psychos. I can understand that situation. Those people have to have their ass kicked.

Well we would not have bullied Jason as long as he was a regular guy. I was a brain myself and had a reputation for being a bookworm also. Those boys who bullied Jason might have just been the local assholes or mean boys. We had those too and they bullied quite a few of us. They definitely bullied me, but I only got bullied by the worst bullies of all, and the boys as a whole pretty much left me alone or even accepted me. I am not sure if getting bullied by the worst bullies is helpful. I doubt if it helped me in any way. Their contention was that I was gay, and I’m not gay. I got in a really bad fistfight with one of the bullies in the 8th grade. It was a real hardcore fight with an audience and everything. My point is about the boys who are getting bullied by almost everyone. Well, that is just not ok. There is something wrong with those boys, sorry. If everyone at school is beating up on you, you’re an outlier. There’s something wrong with you. You’re doing it wrong. And you need to change your behavior because you are getting hit so much because your behavior is so abnormal and unacceptable. We were the normal, regular, everyday boys. We were not even the mean boys or the bullies. A lot of us were actually sort of nerds. A couple of us were fat. Some were rather ugly. A couple were pretty serious nerds, me included. None of us were with the popular crowd at all. Girls didn’t like any of us. But we ourselves were not being bullied for the most part because we were normal. The boys we picked on were the severe outliers who were acting so abnormal that just about everyone was hitting them. They’re getting hit for a reason. Idiots: You had to be really bad. Yes, some of us bullied some idiots, but those guys were like nerds on steroids, like Ultra Nerds. I mean they were seriously, badly geeked out. The kind of guy you look at and start laughing because he is so lamed out. We did this is the 8th grade. I remember the guy we bullied, MD. I saw him later at a party when I was 16 or 17. Someone started a rumor that he was seen walking home with another boy from school, and they were kissing, and I repeated it. That was very bad back then because being gay was like having the plague. You wanted to avoid anything like that at all costs if you were straight. You did not want to be seen as gay at all, and you did not want to do anything like that or honestly even think of such a thing. It was unthinkable. He confronted me at the party and made me take it back, and it was like he was going to hit me if I didn’t. He insisted it was not true, and he wasn’t gay. So I took it back. But between 8th grade and 11th grade he had completely changed, and he was a 10 Assholes: All right, these boys were mean. Like “Dogdoo Dickie.” Dickie was an asshole. Sure, he was a product of his environment, and everyone treated him horribly, but he was still a serious asshole. He got bullied frankly because he was so mean and antisocial. Psychos: Dickie was a psycho too. He was bullied because he was a psycho, like an incipient serial killer or a future criminal of some sort. He was bullied for being a violent nutcase. Hypersensitive wusses: Dickie was a hypersensitive wuss. I told you about the Hunt Brothers, who we called the Cunt Brothers because they were such effeminate flamers. Well, they were not hypersensitive. They would not rise to the bait. I think we gave up on the Cunts after a while because they would not take the bait. But Dickie always rose to the bait, so he got teased mercilessly. So Dickie was bullied endlessly because he couldn’t take a joke and he kept reacting to people who baited him. It’s lame to be a hypersensitive wuss, and if you are like that, you need to get bullied to learn that that’s not ok. Boys who cry all the time: This is like DN, the boy who in 5th grade was always breaking into tears for no reason. “Look, he’s crying! Beat him up!” That pretty much sums up the socialization of boys right there. But I knew him again around age 18-23, and he had completely changed. He was still sensitive, but he had become very goodlooking, and he was one of the most legendary slayers in the neighborhood. So everyone respected him. Some still hated him from when he was a boy, but that was not fair.At any rate, he was no longer a crybaby, and that’s all that was important. He later got seriously into bisexuality, and I always used to wonder if us beating him up all the time for being a sissyboy somehow turned him a bisexual man. Effeminate boys: As in the Hunt Brothers, the Hunts, or the Cunts if you will. I prefer the latter as it has a nice ring to it. The Cunt Brothers were bullied because they acted like effeminate flaming faggots, that’s why! These were 5th grade boys aged only 10 years old. and they were acting like flaming queers! Well, what the Hell is the matter with some boy who is acting like a flaming homosexual at such an early age?! There’s something wrong with him. He’s going to get bullied. Most other boys see that behavior as 10 I think they ought to be bullied because normal boys need to learn that that effeminate nonsense is a 10 You have to put a stop to this sort of behavior otherwise a lot more boys might act effeminate and a lot more men might become effeminate men. There are too many effeminate men as it is if you ask me. This behavior should be kept to a minimum. Sure, there are always sissy boys and gay men, many of whom are effeminate, but the less of this behavior, the better. It needs to be discouraged. Let’s get real here. In the societies of both boys and men, it’s not ok to be an idiot, an asshole, a psycho, a hypersensitive wuss, a crybaby or effeminate flamer. Boys and men have very good reasons for attacking that sort of behavior. There are good reasons why those behaviors are highly discouraged in adult male society. All of those behaviors are seriously dysfunctional and need to be kept to a minimum. All of those behaviors are toxic to male society and to men’s relationships with other men. A man displaying any of those characteristics in a group of men is like a turd in a punchbowl. He’s messing up the whole group just by being there. He’s toxic. If you are a boy who is acting like that, I would say stop doing it. If you are a man who is acting like that, I would say you need to knock it off and the sooner, the better (although I will give effeminate men a break if they are truly gay).

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0 thoughts on “In Defense of (Some) Bullying: The Necessity of Male Rules of Behavior”

  1. Teachers should have leeway in paddling bullies, principals too. Ultimately, you are there to learn, not fear for your life. Folks, this works and is cheap, spread the word.

  2. It’s true boys, and sometimes girls, naturally bully, but teachers won’t punish beyond some wimpy suspension punishment that doesn’t scare a student. It’s sort of the same scene we see in our prison system.
    If anything, if you want to criticize cultural marxists, attack them for making teachers soft.

    1. Note idiots are often just anti-normies. People who go against the crowd. They’re often targeted in middle school cause it’s hyper-conformist. A lot of times, say someone with a different hairstyle is hated in middle school, but people think is cool in high school.

      1. Haha! The one boy that I can remember who we bullied for being an idiot was so weird, stupid and lame that he almost acted like he was retarded! This guy wasn’t going against the crowd. He was just geeked out beyond all repair to the point where he acted like some sort of dorked out freaky fool. He wasn’t hated because he had a different hairstyle. You never had any boys in your school who acted like completely dorked out morons?
        Note that I met him when he was 17, and he had cut it out. Maybe all the bullying knocked sense into him. Anyway, he always fought back against him so we got about as much as he did.

    2. That’s exactly what I criticize cultural marxists for, more than anything else. An ass whooping now will spare the child a prison sentence later.

      1. I’m a little cynical of that statement. I think it’s really a cultural problem. If you have parents who are themselves, a bad crowd, then the kid will run with a bad crowd. In other cases, the parents simply are too soft with kids as in they let them stay out past 11 PM which ultimately leads to running with bad crowds.

        1. Though I may seem like a racist asshole for saying this, you don’t want to let kids run with white trash, ghetto blacks, ghetto Latinos etc… You want to keep them away from those people at all costs. I mean, even if your kids makes Cs and Ds in school and runs with a good crowd, that’s still better than running with a bad crowd. Because a good atmosphere might produce the good grades later on down the line,.

  3. Well, I know one thing not helping kids at all, child worship on Facebook. Leave the kids along. Quit posting everything they do on Facebook. Quit telling them they’re special a little too much !!!
    These kids one day will face real kids and some won’t like them and bully them. They won’t be able to handle it.

    1. Here here.
      Sheltering and pampering kids and telling them how special they are does not prepare them.
      Same with coddling developmentally disabled people. If they’ll easily fall prey to predators if they believe emotional warmth is the norm.

      1. It’s a massive problem on Facebook. Of course, in the late 70s and early 80s when I was a kid, it didn’t exist.

        1. I know so many kids who grow up believing that they’re the center of the universe.
          Parents are no longer allowed to properly discipline their kids and it’s considered exploitative to make them do chores.
          Parents have to slave away at work so they can provide their little monster with the latest tech toys and other goodies.
          Adults are expected to gush over children and include them in all social events or parties.

        2. These kids have a reality check when they meet mean kids who will be critical of them, the sooner the better.

        3. Christianity might play a role in making kids soft to some degree. They’re told they’re loved and stuff, and they may be pampered at the church, but outside church walls people are assholes.
          That’s one problem I also see with home schooling. It makes kids soft cause they never interact with real kids.

        4. I was always aware of my circumstances, so I was always paranoid from a young age, suspicious of praise and affection.
          But that was due to the fact that both of my parents believed in physical punishment and criticism.

        5. In the Jewish community, people see their kids as an extension of themselves, live vicariously through them, participate in every aspect of their kids’ social lives well into their teen years. It’s pretty easy to do because it’s a tight knit community, everyone knows all of the parents of their kids’ classmates, send their kids to all of the same schools, summer camps, after school activities etc so Jewish parents can suffocate their kids.

        6. GSG-
          were Jewish boys bullied by Goy boys where you grew up?
          I knew one Jewish guy who was harassed for it.
          I knew a Jewish girl who did not tell anyone she was Jewish because of it.
          It was before the “Obama is going to kill the Jews!!!!” rhetoric and redneck types started liking Jews.

        7. GSG – were Jewish boys bullied by Goy boys where you grew up? I knew one Jewish guy who was harassed for it. I knew a Jewish girl who did not tell anyone she was Jewish because of it.

          That’s not an acceptable form of bullying or child play. We never attacked anyone for their ethnic or racial background. That’s monstrous.
          There was this one Jewish boy we played with. We were playing tackle football one time and things got really out of hand and people got mad at each other. One guy got mad at the Jewish boy and called him I think a “dirty Jew.” His Jewish parents flipped out and called the parents of all of the boys present.
          So we got this great big stupid lecture from mostly my father about how calling a Jew a “dirty Jew” was never to be done under any circumstances. Our attitude was one of stunned shock, sort of like, “Wow, why is this such a big deal? So he called him a dirty Jew, so what?” But it did put a stop to the anti-Jewish name-calling. We continued to play with both of the Jewish boys.

        8. The town that I grew up in is 40% Jewish, 20% Asian, so there was always jeering and name calling at sporting events when we played a school in a working class town. “Hitler was right” or “Chang Chong, Chang Chong” but not nearly as violent as when my dad was growing up in the 1960’s.

        9. It’s much worse when adults try to interfere. People respect the victim much less, even if the victim did not recruit the support of the adults anyway.

        10. In the Jewish community, people see their kids as an extension of themselves, live vicariously through them, participate in every aspect of their kids’ social lives well into their teen years. It’s pretty easy to do because it’s a tight knit community, everyone knows all of the parents of their kids’ classmates, send their kids to all of the same schools, summer camps, after school activities etc so Jewish parents can suffocate their kids.

          That’s a big problem with upper middle class brother’s family and will soon be with my other brother. They worship kids, are very nosy into their lives etc.. Ultimately, it breeds resentment and probably some kind of personality which massively rebels against authority.
          On the other hand, the real solution to parenting kids is simply to keep them away from bad crowds. Bad crowds were downfall of the bad side of my family, so to speak. You want to not be too strict on kids, but at least keep them away from bad crowds.
          For instance, it’s not a big deal if kids want to drink soda pops or if they don’t make straight As in school. However, it is a big deal if they’re running with potheads, junkies, etc…

        11. Yes our society is completely child centric. It boggles my mind how many people are still under the delusion that children are being “neglected” or thrown under the bus in the era of gender equality.

  4. I know of two girls in a neighboring (working class) town who convinced a retarded girl to run in the middle of the road on a crowded street.

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