St joe galz fighting video

[SuiginTou]

wow, that's so harsh of heres. just as i wanted to watch it, Streamyx become snailmyx*sigh*, finally it downlaoded finish

[grace]

pada pendapat aku lah!!! aku x suka mun orang polah kedak ya kat orang lain!!! kuat x guna lalu-lalu eh!!! aku memang anti semut lah nanga orang gaduh kedak ya!!! kurang ajar lalu eh!!! ya aku rasa nang x da blajar nilai moral kat skul ya kah!!! sedap nya jak pukul anak orang..nama ingat nadai apai indai ka?belik mai!!! empanggup lalu-lalu eh!! mun aku lah terkenakan kedak ya,mun nya pukul pakei tangan,aku x alang-alang mun aku pukul..aku pukul pakei parang..biar nya rasa..memang patut perkara kedak ya dilaporkan kat polis bah!!! nang x guna-guna..

P/s:mun video ya benar lah..

[absolut_feli]

As an Ex St Joe student, I am very disturbed by this video. I know these kinda things happen everywhere and I am actually glad that this guy/girl recorded this and published it on the internet. Then maybe just maybe that it will open up the eyes of their parents, teachers and local authorities.

School use to be simple back in the time when I went there.

[Smallee]

personally, i hate fighting happens in school. as i watch the clip... i was thinking wat if those one to one and see if they win or not.. if they want to be hero..

I hope the school is taking action, serious action against those girls in the clip and make them pay for wat they did. I cannot believe st joe students are turning like tat.

[IloveIban&Miri]

"IloveIban&Miri, I had to edit your post. There is no point in singling out a certain group of people when gangster or bullies at schools are problems at large everywhere else in the world as well, regardless of racial background."

This is Miri blog and sometime the best way to tackle a local issue is to address it directly by concern local communities. We can't be politically correct and turn our cheek when time and time again the ....... kids are the main bully-ers.

"I understand what you're trying to say. Gangster problems are at large in schools *everywhere*, but seeing the whole vid and listening to their dialogue it would seem that this is a 'teaching a lesson' kind of thing, not gangsterism."

Pardon me. Just because it happen *everywhere* doesn't mean we have keep a blind eyes. I hope the whole Miri community don't think the same way as you. Or perhaps I been far too long away from my hometown to easily accept and comprehend 'teaching a lesson' is not equal to gangsterism.

"The 'victim' could very well have done something worse beforehand, but only those in the video have a clear picture of what is happening."

I am worried for your mental state of mind.[/quote][/code][/s]

[feinto]

i'm really CURIOUS on what did the victim did before hand that land her into this situation. and why is she so dumb to follow them there alone? where are her mates?

[Sil_30]

We really might not know rite about what happen ...just let the school authorities and parents handle this...or best yet let the local authorities teach them a lesson of some sort...just hope none of our love ones that are thier age or younger go through this kind of problem again.....

[relaxjack]

As an Ex St Joe student, I am very disturbed by this video. I know these kinda things happen everywhere and I am actually glad that this guy/girl recorded this and published it on the internet. Then maybe just maybe that it will open up the eyes of their parents, teachers and local authorities.

School use to be simple back in the time when I went there.

form what i heard, the bunch of bullies actually requested one of their friend to record the whole thing. Its like they are so proud of what they're doing. Notice the girl who looked at the cam and smile?

[ArcAngelD]

yeah i noticed that.. she smile like what she was witnessing is nothing one...

[bulat]

yeah, one of the girls smiled n "peace" to the cam.

im very disturbed by this also. i just cant bear to watch that girl being slapped n punched. i think this video is very graphic and i also think that the link for this video must be removed, just to respect the victim

wat do u guys think?

[QueBlur]

my friend's dad work in a local newspaper company. He told me that one of the girl's dad (heard is a local ganster) call them and threaten them not to publish the news. I don't know will they publish it or no. I think if they did not published it will mean that is for the safety of their staff lo. But news had been published in west malaysia liaw. i think in their everning paper. got the news from Astro just now. Heard one of the newspaper manage to interview Marcus (St. joe's principal). He say they are just "playing" only la. wat la...that Marcus still the same. don't dare to take responsibility. Oh ya, i heard someone had already pass the news to the local education department. Hope serious action can be taken care off soon. Those involve should be punish.

[ArcAngelD]

i dont know.. I think to show how serious this matters are... I think we should just leave the link up.. cause if a picture speaks a thousand words.. think what a video could do.. The seriousness of this issue must be recognized and addressed properly...

[bulat]

dunno whether will show up in TV3 or not?

[relaxjack]

Marcus is suffering from denial sydrome...just like our govt. what if the girl who got slapped and kicked is her daughter and people tell him they were only "play-play".

[ArcAngelD]

have to sit and waitla... but considering that this is infact females beating up another female.. i think the community uproar would be greater as this will come as a shock to those that think that bullying and gangsterism only applies to guys..

[ian]

"IloveIban&Miri, I had to edit your post. There is no point in singling out a certain group of people when gangster or bullies at schools are problems at large everywhere else in the world as well, regardless of racial background."

This is Miri blog and sometime the best way to tackle a local issue is to address it directly by concern local communities. We can't be politically correct and turn our cheek when time and time again the ....... kids are the main bully-ers.

"I understand what you're trying to say. Gangster problems are at large in schools *everywhere*, but seeing the whole vid and listening to their dialogue it would seem that this is a 'teaching a lesson' kind of thing, not gangsterism."

Pardon me. Just because it happen *everywhere* doesn't mean we have keep a blind eyes. I hope the whole Miri community don't think the same way as you. Or perhaps I been far too long away from my hometown to easily accept and comprehend 'teaching a lesson' is not equal to gangsterism.

"The 'victim' could very well have done something worse beforehand, but only those in the video have a clear picture of what is happening."

I am worried for your mental state of mind.

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Oh just drop it please. I simply left out certain points in my post and it ended up mutating my point into something I did not meant.

I also posted later on that I do not think the beatings are right either.