I'm with anon. I get the sentiment of all life is precious and the idea that people can turn around and all of that. But it doesn't mean I won't get some schadenfreude seeing a mean person get got.
It happened to me. Twice in a year. One had an accident, the other was shot by his brother.
It wasn't cathartic. It wasn't good. Sure, they may have made my life worse, one of them causing issues that took time to deal with, but they were barely in their twenties when they died.
I might have made peace with them like I did with others who I had issues with. People grow up. The one who got shot lived in a rather bad environment too, which I later learnt that he was trying to move out of.
But none of that matters since they died. I might just be speaking out of my personal experience, but life isn't a movie where the bully dies and everything gets better.
Yeah, and maybe Hitler wouldn't have killed so many Jews if he'd had more hugs. We get judged on our actions, not the potential future actions we never got to realise, particularly when those are so at odds with the trajectory these tragically cut short lives were headed. Or at least that's how it should be. The memories of us are all that most of us will leave behind and the cunt OP described didn't make positive ones. Fuck that dude, glad he's dead. Xoxo.
Yeah but there's a difference between being a cunt and massacring millions of people. I don't personally agree that bullying someone makes a death justifiable (or to be wished for). Experiencing it myself confirmed it for me. But, again, that's just my experience.
story is almost certainly fake fs but even then, regardless of “good” or “bad” upbringings, my upbringing was Bad, But thru abuse I never took it out on anyone.
I had a bully back in elementary school, much later in life, I hear on the news that he got arrested because he was part of a gang related murder.
I had already moved on, I wasn't celebrating or anything because it was connected to a tragedy, but I had zero pity when I heard the news, people grow up, but they don't always change.
I guess what I'm trying to say is don't feel bad about what could have been, because that was entirely up to them, and they chose their path.
Shit, one of my middleschool bullies is in prison for purposely mowing someone down with his car a few years ago. When I heard about it I wasn't even remotely surprised, the fucking freak.
Yea lol, I’m sure nature agrees that “all life is precious”
No it’s doesn’t. It’s just a life, and too many of them end short and brutally. Don’t fuck around too bad, so hopefully yours can be long and fulfilling.
If a bad person dies, the world loses a bad person. If a bad person reforms, the world loses a bad person and gains a good one. And most people are bad for a reason. That’s why I GENERALLY agree with that sentiment, because everyone wins when someone turns their life around. But to change, you have to WANT to change.
I've said that I can feel empathy for those that may have loved and cared for someone who has died, but a piece of shit is still a piece of shit even if you bury it in a box underground.
Like sure, maybe they were good around their family, sorry that they're sad the person is gone, but the world still became a better place for those they tormented.
If this story is true, we all should be glad this guy died. Someone who torments another person from their tweener years until almost going to college is not someone worth breathing the oxygen of the world
If this story is real and this really did happen, it's a good thing because the dude in the story would have ended up a public danger
Yeah being a bully to random kids because you have a shit home life is already an indicator of things to come but one kid for nearly a decade is a pretty obvious sign the bully is obsessively cruel.
Absolutely. The fact that someone can verbally and physically abuse someone and it is fine because theyre under 18 is fucked. It should be treated just as severely.
Most teachers are fucking lazy, at the end of the day (inb4 they dont get paid enough)
"Just ignore them" Then they escalate.
"Just walk away" Then they follow you home.
"Just talk it out" They whip out their phone and force you into some kind of humiliation ritual
Then, after years, you hit back ONCE and the world's too small for such injustice, and you should face the full force of what you've done. Actions have consequences!
Agreed. I will be more than happy to appear if/when I get called in because my kid misbehaved at school. And you bet I'll be on their side even if they're fully guilty and completely in the wrong. Blaming victims because they "should have been the better person" does not fix the underlying issue.
I mean, change can be possible though. We can't exactly mark someone for death based on an expectation of what they will become. I used to bully some people when I was younger for about 3 years until I eventually realised that their older brother who was encouraging it was a massive douche, then afterwards I made an apology to them and stopped doing it. I like to think I'm more sensitive to that sort of stuff now and that I've improved. I still feel guilty over doing it, But this experience gives me the feeling that people can change.
I disagree that he WOULD have become a public danger. I mean maybe, but there's no way of knowing that for certain. Can only make an educated guess based on his past actions
People can change, but it usually takes some personal crisis or disaster. Or in the case of my old boss, a taste of his own medicine.
He was hell to be around for most of the time I worked with him, most people quit because of him. Just constantly talking down to everyone, yelling over petty stuff, throwing chairs at the wall, a real brat. I'm not perfect, and sometimes he was right to be upset, but he could not handle being a leader. He eventually left for another job, where he worked for someone exactly like him. He actually visited us after that and made amends, he's a completely different person than the one I worked for.
Understandable, that's always up to the person who was wronged. I'm big on forgiveness and amends, because I'd be pissed off all the time if I wasn't. Haha
I mean, change can be possible though. We can't exactly mark someone for death based on an expectation of what they will become. I used to bully some people when I was younger for about 3 years until I eventually realised that their older brother who was encouraging it was a massive douche, then afterwards I made an apology to them and stopped doing it. I like to think I'm more sensitive to that sort of stuff now and that I've improved. I still feel bad about doing it. But this experience gives me the feeling that people can change.
A 4channer getting bullied relentlessly and being glad at his bully's death. One of the realest stories to ever come from 4chan. This one would be extremely surprising to be fake
I don’t know if I agree. I was never a habitual bully, but I could certainly be very unpleasant to other kids as well as my parents and teachers (I had undiagnosed mental issues). I’ve completely changed now; I pride myself on my manners and I genuinely love helping others. To a certain extent, I believe an element of shame for my previous behaviour directs my current path, and I think many other ‘good’ people are like this too. TLDR: reformed arseholes often try harder than most to make the world a better place
Yes, that’s my point. The very nature of morality as the exercise of free will becomes more apparent when you have tangibly harmed others with your actions. Choosing to do good then becomes both more urgent and more meaningful
Yep. Similar thing happened at my school. A guy was killed drunk driving with his friend (or maybe the friend was driving, idk). Everyone was so tore up and they had events at school and printed out stickers with this guy’s catch phrase he’d use and everyone would put it on their car. And they paraded his gay muscle car around. I just remember thinking to myself, because we were on the same sports team, why we are celebrating someone who was actively pursuing being a piece of shit?
Everyone here is celebrating anon, but the "torment" was probably a kid giving another kid a gentle ribbing and trying to become friends and anon's socially inept self interpreting it as cruel hatred and thinking he was a child in a Stephen King novel
I hate the whole “don’t speak ill of the dead” nonsense, if you don’t want people to think poorly of you when you die maybe don’t be cunt while you’re still alive. I don’t get why people try to lionize shitty people, death doesn’t magically erase that they were a terrible person or their misdeeds. People should be glad one more shitstain is gone from the world.
Who was just a dick to everyone for years, one day his Dad just drops dead (heart attack or something)
Then when he comes back to school everyone gives him a pass for continuing to be a dick to everyone saying "he's been through a lot" and I was just like "he was a dick before his dad died, he'd be a dick if the guy was alive and will continue to be a dick until he dies"
Folks just get a retrospective pass when things get hard do they?
A bully I knew killed himself drunk-driving into a tree. It later came out he was violent with his wife, and had a good behaviour bond for attacking some guy at the pub.
It was no loss to the world and a net gain because that piece of shit was never going to stop.
When I was about 12 I heard the woman who gave birth to me and held control of me was in a car crash, it was the greatest day of my life I was smiling so much, the worst day was 10 minutes later after I found out she was still alive.
Also at school and the teacher asked the class “so what do you think about your mums?” And I said “I wish she was dead” and the teacher flipped.
i’m sorry about your abusive mother. i’m glad you eventually got out of it and although she wasn’t killed, perhaps the crash was still a form of karma.
One of my bullies died in a violent car crash, and he had a NoS can that cooked off and burned him and his friends alive. The car was full of people I hated. It was a warm, fuzzy feeling I felt when I heard.
If this is true then OP's mom is the worst person in all of this. Not only did she ignore the fact her son was tormented by this absolute asshole, she grounded him for him finally feeling relief.
OP's mum will wind up in a nursing home wondering why her son doesn't talk to her anymore.
I have an ex who told me about being bullied when she was younger by some guy bc she was fat. She told me she got revenge after she got in shape as an adult by flirting with him at a bar, he didn’t recognize her, taking him home, then fucking him.
I didn’t get how that was revenge. She didn’t like that I said I should have just been mean to her instead of courting her since it would have ended up in the same place.
"All life is precious" is true. But, like everything, it has limits. If you don't value the existence of others, then yours has no value either. Bullying is not a "victimless" crime.
It's the same as the saying, "Your freedom ends where mine begins".
I remember my bullies pretty well, even decades later. The only thing that made them stop was me losing my shit, picking up a desk and cracking it over one of them. I remained an outcast but at least I was left alone.
Naturally, the school tried to suspend me but when I told my parents the whole story yet again and provided evidence that I had gone to the administration for the bullying, they lawyered up.
We went to the school and showed them that if they attempted to punish me in any way, we would sue their balls off for failing to protect their students. The parents of the bully also tried to get uppity but were given the same treatment.
I received the stink-eye from the administration for the rest of my time in HS and the bully's parents spread rumors about me but whenever their son tried to cop and attitude, I'd ask if he'd like another desk across his back.
Yeah, that's fair. I also live by "If you were in cunt in life then you're still a cunt in death." My opinion of a person won't change just because they died. If anything it will now be cemented in place forever.
Some asshole killed himself in high school and everyone wanted to give him all this sympathy... like, the dude had a snotty attitude and always said the meanest thing he could think of to me, so I offered no sympathy and openly described him as an asshole, which some people didn't like. He was emotionally inept and needed help before he ended it, not a bunch of babies whining about how tragic he died. Wasn't a fucking tragedy, he was a menace to himself and others
I see shit (not here thankfully) where people pretend shit like this is sad saying "they could have become a better person and now they can't" and id argue really thats on them if they waited so long to try
Not really worth giving everyone a pass on the hope some may grow up to be only slightly more bearable
Same thing happened with me. He got his head crushed under a truck tire after he fell out of the back of it while waving the confederate flag out in the middle of nowhere. At the time it was one of the best things to ever happen to me, my quality of life skyrocketed.
There was a senior in my high school when I was a freshman that liked to torment me on occasion, he was a genuine piece of shit that anyone could smell from a mile off.
When it came out that he had been arrested and convicted for beating, raping, and burglarizing an old lady a year later, everyone at school kept saying "ohhhh, there's no way he could have done such a thing, he was such a nice guy." I was practically the only one in school who said otherwise.
Kids in my high school wrapped his car around a telephone pole during a late night drag race. Total asshole. I felt like I was the only one who remembered what a total dick he was over the next few weeks as everyone was all sad. Fuck that guy.
Dont care if it’s fake or not. If it is, anon just got 5 minutes of fame. If it isn’t, congrats to anon and congrats to the world for being rid of a waste of oxygen
There was a bully in my school who used to severely bully the smaller kids the same way, one time I saw him on the street with his big brother who was mercilessly beating the shit out of him in public. It turned out his big brother was an even bigger sociopathic piece of shit.
Some kids are just fucked up beyond repair unfortunately
I had a bully in school for years and the school did very little. Years later at a wedding i run into a friend's older brother and he told me how the bully died in jail and I let out the biggest cheer!
Knew a kid in highschool like that, except he was paralyzed from the waist down. I found out and laughed so fucking hard, so many people just hated that kid. 17 years later, hes still a fucking loser.
My school bully - who by many accounts is an irredeemable sociopath - is now a 32 year old virgin hermit who wears his mothers clothes and hasn’t left his childhood bedroom in over 15 years.
Source: His little brother. Whether his fashion choices are true or not, this is what happens when you’re literally evil to everyone you know.
It is a fact, albeit an unpleasant one, that the world can be made a better place by the death of some people, and not just the Hitlers and Dahmers of the world, but people like anon's bully too.
If you put more bad into the world than good, it's a net positive for the rest of us when you die.
Im with anon, people that intentionally make other's life hell are barely human, they lose the sentimentality of their life and become a nuisance at best threat at worst
(Emphasising that if the making others life hell is intentionally.)
TinySchwartz@reddit
I'm with anon. I get the sentiment of all life is precious and the idea that people can turn around and all of that. But it doesn't mean I won't get some schadenfreude seeing a mean person get got.
PurryFury@reddit
At that age, adults are the only people to blame.
unknown_pigeon@reddit
It happened to me. Twice in a year. One had an accident, the other was shot by his brother.
It wasn't cathartic. It wasn't good. Sure, they may have made my life worse, one of them causing issues that took time to deal with, but they were barely in their twenties when they died.
I might have made peace with them like I did with others who I had issues with. People grow up. The one who got shot lived in a rather bad environment too, which I later learnt that he was trying to move out of.
But none of that matters since they died. I might just be speaking out of my personal experience, but life isn't a movie where the bully dies and everything gets better.
_v___v_@reddit
Yeah, and maybe Hitler wouldn't have killed so many Jews if he'd had more hugs. We get judged on our actions, not the potential future actions we never got to realise, particularly when those are so at odds with the trajectory these tragically cut short lives were headed. Or at least that's how it should be. The memories of us are all that most of us will leave behind and the cunt OP described didn't make positive ones. Fuck that dude, glad he's dead. Xoxo.
unknown_pigeon@reddit
Yeah but there's a difference between being a cunt and massacring millions of people. I don't personally agree that bullying someone makes a death justifiable (or to be wished for). Experiencing it myself confirmed it for me. But, again, that's just my experience.
serial_feet_sniffer@reddit
Ngl i got really sad when they banned r/amongusporn
Scottish_Whiskey@reddit
Everything went downhill after that. Everyone blames that gorilla; he was small fry
Foxhound220@reddit
Well for what it's worth I'm happy that your bullies are dead. I'd piss on their graves if I know where they're buried.
LucasButtercups@reddit
story is almost certainly fake fs but even then, regardless of “good” or “bad” upbringings, my upbringing was Bad, But thru abuse I never took it out on anyone.
LemonFlavoredMelon@reddit
People don't grow, once a bully always a bully, there is no excuse.
You piss on their graves.
aVarangian@reddit
And some are even worse when they do
unknown_pigeon@reddit
Well, we'll never know in my case
AlphaPhill@reddit
I had a bully back in elementary school, much later in life, I hear on the news that he got arrested because he was part of a gang related murder.
I had already moved on, I wasn't celebrating or anything because it was connected to a tragedy, but I had zero pity when I heard the news, people grow up, but they don't always change.
I guess what I'm trying to say is don't feel bad about what could have been, because that was entirely up to them, and they chose their path.
Laiko_Kairen@reddit
My bully now has a badge. He's a cop. Shit could be worse - - OP's bully could've been given a license to inflict harm in the government's name
Lone-Frequency@reddit
Shit, one of my middleschool bullies is in prison for purposely mowing someone down with his car a few years ago. When I heard about it I wasn't even remotely surprised, the fucking freak.
JesseVanW@reddit
One of my bullies died in an avalanche. Oh no! Anyway...
NetStaIker@reddit
Yea lol, I’m sure nature agrees that “all life is precious”
No it’s doesn’t. It’s just a life, and too many of them end short and brutally. Don’t fuck around too bad, so hopefully yours can be long and fulfilling.
sloothor@reddit
If a bad person dies, the world loses a bad person. If a bad person reforms, the world loses a bad person and gains a good one. And most people are bad for a reason. That’s why I GENERALLY agree with that sentiment, because everyone wins when someone turns their life around. But to change, you have to WANT to change.
Lone-Frequency@reddit
I've said that I can feel empathy for those that may have loved and cared for someone who has died, but a piece of shit is still a piece of shit even if you bury it in a box underground.
Like sure, maybe they were good around their family, sorry that they're sad the person is gone, but the world still became a better place for those they tormented.
sloothor@reddit
A chain’s only as strong as its weakest link. Even the Golden State Killer had a seemingly normal relationship with his wife for almost 50 years.
Im-a-bad-meme@reddit
After a decade, I was curious and looked up one of my old bullies.
Bro got a meth addiction and a rap sheet.
L bozo
Laiko_Kairen@reddit
My childhood bully is a cop 🙃
sloothor@reddit
“If this story is real and this really did happen, it's a good thing because the dude in the story would have ended up a public danger”
Exactly what the top comment warns of. This is why we should take bullying seriously!
Lone-Frequency@reddit
Get ratio'd by the penal system, isiot!
venReddit@reddit
not every life is precious. there are plenty of redditors with alc ready for the death-moment of the big shit one.
some people just need to die (in agony) but im not the one helping them the fast way out.
DMofTheTomb@reddit
Valid
I_Got_Banned_On_Main@reddit
If this story is true, we all should be glad this guy died. Someone who torments another person from their tweener years until almost going to college is not someone worth breathing the oxygen of the world
If this story is real and this really did happen, it's a good thing because the dude in the story would have ended up a public danger
johnkubiak@reddit
Yeah being a bully to random kids because you have a shit home life is already an indicator of things to come but one kid for nearly a decade is a pretty obvious sign the bully is obsessively cruel.
untakenu@reddit
Absolutely. The fact that someone can verbally and physically abuse someone and it is fine because theyre under 18 is fucked. It should be treated just as severely.
Most teachers are fucking lazy, at the end of the day (inb4 they dont get paid enough)
JesseVanW@reddit
"Just ignore them" Then they escalate.
"Just walk away" Then they follow you home.
"Just talk it out" They whip out their phone and force you into some kind of humiliation ritual
Then, after years, you hit back ONCE and the world's too small for such injustice, and you should face the full force of what you've done. Actions have consequences!
untakenu@reddit
If someone hit my kid, that person, no matter what age, is getting charged
You NEVER let abusers get away with it. And you NEVER let the abused think it is ok
JesseVanW@reddit
Agreed. I will be more than happy to appear if/when I get called in because my kid misbehaved at school. And you bet I'll be on their side even if they're fully guilty and completely in the wrong. Blaming victims because they "should have been the better person" does not fix the underlying issue.
Dont_Touch_My_Nachos@reddit
I mean, change can be possible though. We can't exactly mark someone for death based on an expectation of what they will become. I used to bully some people when I was younger for about 3 years until I eventually realised that their older brother who was encouraging it was a massive douche, then afterwards I made an apology to them and stopped doing it. I like to think I'm more sensitive to that sort of stuff now and that I've improved. I still feel guilty over doing it, But this experience gives me the feeling that people can change.
Przedrzag@reddit
I bet the town would’ve been fine with it after they turned 18 too
untakenu@reddit
Yeah, true. Especially in my country, too (UK. The land of the blind eye)
Hood_Harmacist@reddit
I disagree that he WOULD have become a public danger. I mean maybe, but there's no way of knowing that for certain. Can only make an educated guess based on his past actions
b400k513@reddit
People can change, but it usually takes some personal crisis or disaster. Or in the case of my old boss, a taste of his own medicine.
He was hell to be around for most of the time I worked with him, most people quit because of him. Just constantly talking down to everyone, yelling over petty stuff, throwing chairs at the wall, a real brat. I'm not perfect, and sometimes he was right to be upset, but he could not handle being a leader. He eventually left for another job, where he worked for someone exactly like him. He actually visited us after that and made amends, he's a completely different person than the one I worked for.
CrazyMike419@reddit
He's learned a lesson, but he is exactly the same person that made people's lives hell. I can't take back ahit you have done.
I'm not big on forgiveness lol
b400k513@reddit
Understandable, that's always up to the person who was wronged. I'm big on forgiveness and amends, because I'd be pissed off all the time if I wasn't. Haha
SpaceBug176@reddit
He is more likely to become a public danger than not. Here, happy?
Dont_Touch_My_Nachos@reddit
I mean, change can be possible though. We can't exactly mark someone for death based on an expectation of what they will become. I used to bully some people when I was younger for about 3 years until I eventually realised that their older brother who was encouraging it was a massive douche, then afterwards I made an apology to them and stopped doing it. I like to think I'm more sensitive to that sort of stuff now and that I've improved. I still feel bad about doing it. But this experience gives me the feeling that people can change.
SpaceBug176@reddit
"Sorry" won't cut it. You're getting the death penalty.
Dont_Touch_My_Nachos@reddit
xpertery@reddit
Yeah, would is a weird choice of word, considering he already is one
FatalLaughter@reddit
*was
GodOfMegaDeath@reddit
Man i miss those free old awards, wish i could give you a "wholesome" one.
Dont_Touch_My_Nachos@reddit
"🤣 Take my poor man's gold stranger 🪙"
CzechCzar@reddit
This is trivially true. This is true of literally everything in the present moment. Change is by definition always possible.
thetyphonlol@reddit
Its fake of course and probably gay too
ForGrateJustice@reddit
It's as true as your father loving you.
Jack-of-Hearts-7@reddit
I got downvoted on this very sub for saying I wasn't even the least bit sorry my bully died.
ArkLumia@reddit
Fax brother
LemonFlavoredMelon@reddit
Scarethefish@reddit
No_Economics_2677@reddit
WetBreadCollective@reddit
GodOfMegaDeath@reddit
A 4channer getting bullied relentlessly and being glad at his bully's death. One of the realest stories to ever come from 4chan. This one would be extremely surprising to be fake
jrh_101@reddit
Future CEO behavior
sloothor@reddit
Or cop
JessHorserage@reddit
Or, the iron mines.
meme_aficionado@reddit
I don’t know if I agree. I was never a habitual bully, but I could certainly be very unpleasant to other kids as well as my parents and teachers (I had undiagnosed mental issues). I’ve completely changed now; I pride myself on my manners and I genuinely love helping others. To a certain extent, I believe an element of shame for my previous behaviour directs my current path, and I think many other ‘good’ people are like this too. TLDR: reformed arseholes often try harder than most to make the world a better place
mockiestie@reddit
Being good isn't something you are or aren't. It's something you choose again and again
Futureman999@reddit
Where I come from talking in a contrived sticky sweet way and going to church all the time paves over actual deeds which are not so sweet
meme_aficionado@reddit
Yes, that’s my point. The very nature of morality as the exercise of free will becomes more apparent when you have tangibly harmed others with your actions. Choosing to do good then becomes both more urgent and more meaningful
altousrex@reddit
Being good or bad isn’t real. Some of the best things came from the worst intentions, and some of the worst things came from the best intentions.
denialofcervix@reddit
My guy was trying to toughen anon up. Put him on a normal path in life. The accident cut his pedagogy short and now anon is a channer.
a_code_mage@reddit
Yep. Similar thing happened at my school. A guy was killed drunk driving with his friend (or maybe the friend was driving, idk). Everyone was so tore up and they had events at school and printed out stickers with this guy’s catch phrase he’d use and everyone would put it on their car. And they paraded his gay muscle car around. I just remember thinking to myself, because we were on the same sports team, why we are celebrating someone who was actively pursuing being a piece of shit?
Ekillaa22@reddit
And you would have been called a piece a shit if you pointed out they died cuz of their own dumbass actions of drinking and driving
Raphcore@reddit
Based
Unlaid_6@reddit
Truth. Hate bullies.
YarrowBeSorrel@reddit
Even if it’s not real, there are plenty of people who have experienced this, like myself. Fuck that guy.
gattina-monella381@reddit
Facts.
dirschau@reddit
>15 year old
>bullied for years by a 17 year old
>since I was 8
The bully stayed 17 for 7 years?
It seems anon made a malevolent tulpa when he was 8
Totoques22@reddit
Failed grade school math ☹️
LukeJaywalker0@reddit
Everyone here is celebrating anon, but the "torment" was probably a kid giving another kid a gentle ribbing and trying to become friends and anon's socially inept self interpreting it as cruel hatred and thinking he was a child in a Stephen King novel
Totoques22@reddit
I think you’re the socially inept here
X_Humanbuster_X@reddit
As a person who was bullied for a big chunk of his childhood I’d also be happy if my bullies died
Sweet_Xocoatl@reddit
I hate the whole “don’t speak ill of the dead” nonsense, if you don’t want people to think poorly of you when you die maybe don’t be cunt while you’re still alive. I don’t get why people try to lionize shitty people, death doesn’t magically erase that they were a terrible person or their misdeeds. People should be glad one more shitstain is gone from the world.
Totoques22@reddit
« Dont speak ill of the dead » is for when you someone start shit talking behind their back after their deaths
People you never respected do not count and deserved to get their grave tagged
Howragnes@reddit
Anon should've learned his lesson. Most of times, we need to be fake and lie about our feelings. Its pretty important to learn when and how to lie.
Totoques22@reddit
True but I don’t think anon is ever gonna regret that laugh
I know I wouldn’t
JumpySimple7793@reddit
"But bully is sad too!"
Don't give a shit, wish they had died years earlier
Apprehensive_Part102@reddit
I fucking hate that sentiment of bullies
Like just because mommy and daddy fight doesn't mean they get a pass to torment other people
JumpySimple7793@reddit
One of the absolute biggest douches I knew
Who was just a dick to everyone for years, one day his Dad just drops dead (heart attack or something)
Then when he comes back to school everyone gives him a pass for continuing to be a dick to everyone saying "he's been through a lot" and I was just like "he was a dick before his dad died, he'd be a dick if the guy was alive and will continue to be a dick until he dies"
Folks just get a retrospective pass when things get hard do they?
Totoques22@reddit
When someone trample on others feelings, it’s delusional to bring up theirs
bk2mummy4u@reddit
Kill bullies, behead bullies, launch bullies in to the sun, slam dunk a bullies baby in to a trashcan...
177_O13@reddit
Is that a chiyo reference on my sacred greentext
Mesarthim1349@reddit
BigZeeBurger@reddit
I’m glad he’s dead too, anon
burner12219@reddit
Some kid that sent me death threats ect. ended up killing himself, I was so happy when I found out lmao
AlexZA1@reddit
I woulda celebrated that night
ZeBotulf@reddit
Anon gots some karma stonks
Dirtyer_Dan@reddit
Dig him up and shit on his face
OmriH7@reddit
Hellish comment section. Bullied redditors feeling avenged by anons gae fantasy
thewritingchair@reddit
A bully I knew killed himself drunk-driving into a tree. It later came out he was violent with his wife, and had a good behaviour bond for attacking some guy at the pub.
It was no loss to the world and a net gain because that piece of shit was never going to stop.
Jack-of-Hearts-7@reddit
THANK YOU.
My school bully died of testicular cancer back in 2013 and people are somehow shocked when they find out I'm not even a little bit sorry he's dead.
He did nothing to warrant my forgiveness. I owe him nothing.
LemonFlavoredMelon@reddit
People tell me I'm the asshole when I tell my bullies to fuck off, especially when they use the 'we were just kids' excuse.
Why should I afford mercy to someone who never gave it to me in the first place.
Jurassic_Bun@reddit
Reminds me.
When I was about 12 I heard the woman who gave birth to me and held control of me was in a car crash, it was the greatest day of my life I was smiling so much, the worst day was 10 minutes later after I found out she was still alive.
Also at school and the teacher asked the class “so what do you think about your mums?” And I said “I wish she was dead” and the teacher flipped.
yuejuu@reddit
i’m sorry about your abusive mother. i’m glad you eventually got out of it and although she wasn’t killed, perhaps the crash was still a form of karma.
bitch_whip_bill@reddit
'Promising young footballer'
Various-Molasses-722@reddit
Anon has unrecognized emotions
dreadyruxpin@reddit
Based and vehicular manslaughter pilled
Southbird85@reddit
OP, ground your mother—right now.
LemarrWardell@reddit
There was a kid in my school, absolute ass. He hated me, as a result I had no time for him.
One afternoon, my mother told me his mother died. My mother finally understood when my response was 'couldn't have happened to a nicer person'
RaiderCat_12@reddit
“But all of that was forgotten, once they took their final breath, even assholes will be too blokes after death!”
PhaseAgitated4757@reddit
Anon probably deserved to be bullied.
k12314@reddit
One of my bullies died in a violent car crash, and he had a NoS can that cooked off and burned him and his friends alive. The car was full of people I hated. It was a warm, fuzzy feeling I felt when I heard.
keeleon@reddit
Mom was in kahoots with the bully.
Pompmaister@reddit
I wish my bully died when I was still a child. Sadly, my mom broke up with him only after I left home.
Still wish he'd just die tbh.
itsthateasylol@reddit
Expected this to turn into something gay. The psy ops worked
oni_no_onii-chan@reddit
A "Bully go trans and anon tops her" type?
dirschau@reddit
Nah, the "Anon goes trans and gets topped"
Otherwise it would be completely unbelievable
KaiFireborn21@reddit
I was expecting this till the last line
Something like
Lone-Frequency@reddit
"When he calls me his little bitch my girlyboy peepee gets hard."
GodOfMegaDeath@reddit
Yeah, the psyops are really working it seems
itsthateasylol@reddit
Yea you nailed it
DickviperAU@reddit
*Anon nailed her
Lone-Frequency@reddit
Fully expected it. The Pepe is the only reason I read it because typically they'd have some anime femboy shit as the image if it were.
suffering_addict@reddit
The fact that you said "her" proves the psyop worked a little too well
WintersbaneGDX@reddit
Tsundere yaoi with extra steps
SINBRO@reddit
The gay was inside you all along
itsthateasylol@reddit
Is that why i'm so sore?
Eledridan@reddit
What about “Anon cranks it to the thought of a dead guy.”?
itsthateasylol@reddit
I don't think that's gay enough for my conditioning
Coloss260@reddit
Kronosprt@reddit
Anon deserved the bullying and should be the one hit by the car
star_cannon7k@reddit
Well I saw a guy kick a dog and die in a bike crash the next day. I couldn't have had a better laugh. Humans suck.
Konig_X79@reddit
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
TheWWESupercardGuy@reddit
If this is true then OP's mom is the worst person in all of this. Not only did she ignore the fact her son was tormented by this absolute asshole, she grounded him for him finally feeling relief.
OP's mum will wind up in a nursing home wondering why her son doesn't talk to her anymore.
CommunicationOk3766@reddit
! Non-native speaker detected !
MrAleBor@reddit
Thank you tovarisch, you help us to adapt better.
genocideclover@reddit
Who tf cares
CommunicationOk3766@reddit
I do, so I commented it. That's what social media is for anyways, is it not?
Lol, I just found it funny, that's all.
TheWWESupercardGuy@reddit
Just very inclusive :p
HakidoTaquito@reddit
“I have never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with great pleasure.”
orangutanDOTorg@reddit
I have an ex who told me about being bullied when she was younger by some guy bc she was fat. She told me she got revenge after she got in shape as an adult by flirting with him at a bar, he didn’t recognize her, taking him home, then fucking him.
I didn’t get how that was revenge. She didn’t like that I said I should have just been mean to her instead of courting her since it would have ended up in the same place.
2020mademejoinreddit@reddit
"All life is precious" is true. But, like everything, it has limits. If you don't value the existence of others, then yours has no value either. Bullying is not a "victimless" crime.
It's the same as the saying, "Your freedom ends where mine begins".
STMIonReddit@reddit
i hope anon was able to visit his grave and pay his respects by pissing on it
wvgz@reddit
Honestly? I also used to bully a kid until I grew up to be a better person but even I would be happy if I got hit by a car and killed
BlessURMotivation@reddit
It's a healthy human reaction
tanzmeister@reddit
Idk about healthy, but definitely normal
TurboNinja80@reddit
Dont feel bad. Sometimes assholes dies. And thats that.
how-unfortunate@reddit
I would be pissed that my parent punished me for the reaction, essentially taking my bullys side, even after they're dead.
Like damn, mf ain't even gotta be ALIVE for you to be loyal to them over me?
wololowhat@reddit
My mom said "understandable" when I celebrated my piece of shit principal will lose his seat.
NanoYohaneTSU@reddit
Anon was the driver of the car.
Ill-Scheme@reddit
I remember my bullies pretty well, even decades later. The only thing that made them stop was me losing my shit, picking up a desk and cracking it over one of them. I remained an outcast but at least I was left alone.
Naturally, the school tried to suspend me but when I told my parents the whole story yet again and provided evidence that I had gone to the administration for the bullying, they lawyered up.
We went to the school and showed them that if they attempted to punish me in any way, we would sue their balls off for failing to protect their students. The parents of the bully also tried to get uppity but were given the same treatment.
I received the stink-eye from the administration for the rest of my time in HS and the bully's parents spread rumors about me but whenever their son tried to cop and attitude, I'd ask if he'd like another desk across his back.
Darkwr4ith@reddit
Yeah, that's fair. I also live by "If you were in cunt in life then you're still a cunt in death." My opinion of a person won't change just because they died. If anything it will now be cemented in place forever.
Ok-Armadillo-6648@reddit
Anon Should have just let the guy top him
yaboyACbreezy@reddit
Some asshole killed himself in high school and everyone wanted to give him all this sympathy... like, the dude had a snotty attitude and always said the meanest thing he could think of to me, so I offered no sympathy and openly described him as an asshole, which some people didn't like. He was emotionally inept and needed help before he ended it, not a bunch of babies whining about how tragic he died. Wasn't a fucking tragedy, he was a menace to himself and others
ThPrimeSuspect@reddit
I had the same experience but with a guy who always hit on my gf despite knowing she was taken
Chodor101@reddit
Real and straight
JumpySimple7793@reddit
I see shit (not here thankfully) where people pretend shit like this is sad saying "they could have become a better person and now they can't" and id argue really thats on them if they waited so long to try
Not really worth giving everyone a pass on the hope some may grow up to be only slightly more bearable
LookingForLoveYEET@reddit
Same thing happened with me. He got his head crushed under a truck tire after he fell out of the back of it while waving the confederate flag out in the middle of nowhere. At the time it was one of the best things to ever happen to me, my quality of life skyrocketed.
An8thOfFeanor@reddit
There was a senior in my high school when I was a freshman that liked to torment me on occasion, he was a genuine piece of shit that anyone could smell from a mile off.
When it came out that he had been arrested and convicted for beating, raping, and burglarizing an old lady a year later, everyone at school kept saying "ohhhh, there's no way he could have done such a thing, he was such a nice guy." I was practically the only one in school who said otherwise.
SweetTooth275@reddit
Very relatable and completely true. You can't blame the bullied ones for being mean.
ForeverWildAndFree@reddit
My HS bully died at 18 in his brand new sports car mommy and daddy bought him. LOL fuck you Terry!
rayquan36@reddit
Everyone gets sainted in death.
Practical_Trade4084@reddit
I had a bully in primary school. one weekend, their family gets a cute puppy. I caught it and gave it away to some random in the park. eat shit Chris.
leastemployableman@reddit
You probably saved that dog
RolanOtherell@reddit
Kids in my high school wrapped his car around a telephone pole during a late night drag race. Total asshole. I felt like I was the only one who remembered what a total dick he was over the next few weeks as everyone was all sad. Fuck that guy.
AkOnReddit47@reddit
Dont care if it’s fake or not. If it is, anon just got 5 minutes of fame. If it isn’t, congrats to anon and congrats to the world for being rid of a waste of oxygen
Przedrzag@reddit
I bet this was in a town of less than 50,000 people, this shit seems to happen all the time in that sort of place
Flintiak@reddit
There was a bully in my school who used to severely bully the smaller kids the same way, one time I saw him on the street with his big brother who was mercilessly beating the shit out of him in public. It turned out his big brother was an even bigger sociopathic piece of shit.
Some kids are just fucked up beyond repair unfortunately
TheDudeWhoLikesStuff@reddit
I had a bully in school for years and the school did very little. Years later at a wedding i run into a friend's older brother and he told me how the bully died in jail and I let out the biggest cheer!
202glewis@reddit
Bully gets run over.
Anon:
Icy_Many3242@reddit
Knew a kid in highschool like that, except he was paralyzed from the waist down. I found out and laughed so fucking hard, so many people just hated that kid. 17 years later, hes still a fucking loser.
SleepingPodOne@reddit
My bully was jailed at 30 years old for stealing from Home Depot. I can’t think of a lamer result.
No-Play2726@reddit
For once there is justice in the world.
TraumaPerformer@reddit
My school bully - who by many accounts is an irredeemable sociopath - is now a 32 year old virgin hermit who wears his mothers clothes and hasn’t left his childhood bedroom in over 15 years.
Source: His little brother. Whether his fashion choices are true or not, this is what happens when you’re literally evil to everyone you know.
Ser_Robert_Strong@reddit
Plot twist is it was his brother would have been better
kryotheory@reddit
It is a fact, albeit an unpleasant one, that the world can be made a better place by the death of some people, and not just the Hitlers and Dahmers of the world, but people like anon's bully too.
If you put more bad into the world than good, it's a net positive for the rest of us when you die.
jillblackpill@reddit
Women ☕
linuxxen@reddit
As someone who was bullied from 1-9 grade thats a relief.
apapastavrou@reddit
I was happy as hell when i found out Von was dead
SmoothPimp85@reddit
I suspect Anon will be bullied (gaslighted, manipulated, used) for the rest of his life
No-Care6414@reddit
MYbe he learned whay people to stay away from
SamMarduk@reddit
Oh dude, i was relieved when someone died who I had like an awkward conversation with. I can’t imagine the high of losing an enemy
No-Care6414@reddit
Im with anon, people that intentionally make other's life hell are barely human, they lose the sentimentality of their life and become a nuisance at best threat at worst
(Emphasising that if the making others life hell is intentionally.)
Proud-Bluebird@reddit
Anon discovered people has bias view of life
PsychoSwede557@reddit
Sometimes people benefit from death.
Ahoi89@reddit
That is a happy ending Hollywood is too afraid to write.
kylerittenhouse1833@reddit
Thats fucking amazing. I dont care if this story is true or not I wanna believe it is