Heard it was fake too. Seen some pics of the "kid" holding a pistol, fanning cash around like a thug.

There was always bullies. But certainly not the kind of crying whining piss in and moaning you hear today.
Teach your kids to defend themselves, praise them for standing up for themselves. Let them get suspended and go tell the principles to kiss your ass.
That's how you deal with it. There's bullies in every part of life. Learning to deal with them builds character.
Stop raising pussies.

Absolutely this.....that dwarf kid should be whooping everyone’s arse that looks wrong at him!

My thoughts exactly.

I wont watch it because of the cookies. but I got to agree with outback that the kid needs to stand up for himself. dwarfs are tough and they don't get that way from self pity.

All fake

Okay, here's my story if you care for a long read. Not ashamed at all to tell it, and it did teach me some life lessions early on as young little fella.

I was that skinny kid back in the early 80's with glasses in the 8th grade that got bullied by two 9th grade twin brothers that loved to beat me up. They would beat me up once a week after we got off the school bus for no reason. I did nothing to them to cause them to gang up on me and beat the chit of me.

Went home, closed my door, cried like a sissy, and kept it away from my Dad. My Dad knew something was wrong with me because I stayed strached up, and one of front teeth was broke in half, and needed to be fixed. He knew.

So, Dad told me he wanted to talk with me after he finshed unloading the motar mixer (bricklayer).

Now what I'm about to say, was a day I would never forget as a youngun, and the words my Dad spoke to me.

Goes like this:

Dad: Son, I know your getting you arse beat at school, and it's okay, you don't have to be embarrashed or ashamed, sometimes chit happens. Hell son, I got my arse beat to sometimes. But I always fought hard, and never backed down.

Me: I don't know what to do to get them from beating on me. There big boys and brothers.

Dad: How big are they? Me: Twice my size. Dad: That's good. Me: Your crazy Dad. Dad: I was All-American pulling guard at 5'10 back in 60's at Southern Miss, and loved nothing more than to take those 6' tall guys and dump them on their arse. Me: I can't win this battle. Dad: Yes you can, and I tell you how. Tomorrow when your on that bus coming home, dont wait for the bus to stop. I want you to approach the biggest one from behind, and bite his ear, and do not let go, and while your doing that unch him as hard as you can in the face, until either his brother or someone pulls you off. Dad: Make sure he NEVER FORGETS YOU....do you here me son? Me: Yes sir. Dad: Don't worry about the damn school, I will handle that if you get suspended.

Things changed forever for me after that day on the bus, and following my Dad's advice back in those days. Later in life I ran into those two twin brothers after playing ball in college, finished up degree, and was beginning my carrer path. I hugged both, and thanked them for helping to shape me into a person that is fair, protects the weaker, and never backs down. THEY SAID: We damn sure don't won't any trouble.

I'm 52 yrs old now, and have a 13 yr old that came along late in life with my wife of 30yrs. He is a good boy, humble, respectful, protects the weeks, friends the nerds, and will not back down. I have sign on my back porch that says: Never Quit and Never Back Down !

Kid's mom is a "stage mom", and she's been taking him on auditions for years.

All phony.

The kid is 100% a victim of child abuse, just by his mother...not by other children

I've lost 3 one on one fights in my life and I deserved it each time. I pressed until they didn't have a choice and got my ass handed to me each time. Not everyone has the instinct to fight when there isn't another option but the ones that do will give it 100% and don't know the meaning of the words whoa and stop. Lol


Once I got older I learned not to look for problems but I wouldn't look for a way out, either. if it looked like it was going to get sideway I wanted to be the one to throw the first one and it was amazing how often they never dreamed it was going to get past them just running their mouth. Once a kid or person decides they aren't going to be a victim, they rarely will be. It isn't in my daughter's nature to get in an altercation but I'm making her take a self defense class. I've rarely seen a person that the training did any good for when things got real but something is better than nothing.

Kids today need to learn the same lessons we did. To defend yourself and never let a bully get away with running over you. A beating ain't worse than living in fear. I feel bad for the kid for getting bullied but even worse that his folks aren't teaching him not to give up and not to let another person steal your childhood. The sooner his parents teach him life is tough and some people suck , the sooner they can give him the tools he needs to handle it. I hope he learns it before it's too late.

For those claiming it’s fake I wouldn’t be quick to dismiss it. This is from 2015 when he was 4. I think he probably has a doppelgänger out there that people are using to discredit this story. I can see why because this is a side of humanity that no one really cares to address because if you do half the population labels you a snowflake and the other half finds victim hood in everything. Bottom line is if a kid comes home wanting to kill himself because of repeated insults it’s not the fault of that child. Yes there are obviously things with that child that need to be addressed but that child is not at fault for the situation they’re in and something has to be done to the little shitheads that keep the insults going.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xo68-iWaKv8&feature=youtu.be

You're absolutely right. It's not the child's fault. It's his parents fault, for raising up a pussy.