Jackson Jambalaya

That's how you handle a bully. And if you can't fight then learn to fight. Otherwise you will grow into an adult who is so fearful that he feels the need to carry a gun everywhere and make cringy toughguy posts on the internet about what how you would defend yourself with your gun.

I think that boy learned a valuable lesson and it’s all on film where he will be reminded about it over and over and over.

good for him....and i bet that other punk never does that shit again.

Looks like he poked the sleeping bear.

@5:52 AM - so true, and as a snowflake sissy limp-wrist liberal you would know that.

If only that boy had a couple of AR-15s he could have made headline news the next day turning out the lights on that bully and a few of his friends. One hundred rounds of 5.56 can quickly change the outlook of a bully I imagine. And AR-15s type rifles are as common as pot holes are in Mississippi.

teh gunses, blah blah blah. That kid defending himself would be arrested in most schools today. You nannystate types are responsible for that. If kids were allowed to defend themselves from bullies the world would be a better place. I hope he was not punished and the bully was.

The boy who was picked on needs to go to the police. There was some sort of hazing going on and rest assured that asshole will be back with a big friend or friends to get his vengeance.

And when you are having people, why have a phone cam going? Stupid.

A bunch of suckers responding to a video that is obviously faked.

a can of whoopass got opened on him

We should all yearn to settle differences in a manner of fisticuffs rather than with pansy attorneys and money. Back when men were men, and not women.

I was on both sides of this issue growing up. I have been the kid who got picked on and smacked a bully in the mouth. I have also been the bully who got smacked by the kid I was picking on.

I can honestly say that I learned valuable, and different, lessons from all of those experiences. The only part in all of that I regret are those times when I didn't get the ass-whipping I deserved, at somebody else's expense who was unable or unwilling (for whatever reason) to fight back.

"You Know what just keep your lunch money. "

9:24; Bullying and robbery are two different things.

The 'bully' put his hands on the victim several times and that would seem to be assault and battery @3:13pm. These days calling someone fat or liberal or dumb, etc., is bullying.

In Mississippi, merely "putting hands on" someone might be simple assault by physical menacing, if it didn't cause bodily injury (assuming they didn't have a "current or former dating relationship"). Simple assault is punishable by up to 6 months in jail. Battery is a civil cause of action, not a crime.

Robbery, on the other hand, is a much more serious crime, punishable by up to 15 years in the penitentiary. Robbery is taking the property of another in their presence "against his will, by violence to his person or by putting such person in fear of some immediate injury to his person."