school bullies

Dang!

I hope he does! These type of teachers should never be allowed to teach again.

At least there should be a classroom of witnesses - so this teacher can't say the kid lied.

Hmm , you spend all the time and money to become a teacher and then, you beat the bloody snot out of one little kid and they make a big deal out of it.

I see a great future for this teacher as an On-Line instructor.

This never would have happened if the kid had a handgun.

keeping in mind he is an 8 yr old and being specific would you recommend a 357 revolver?

Rather forget the magnum, and go with a .44 special;
but u need to work out with it, to get used to the recoil.

Maybe he can take gunnery practice in P.E.





David

He has a beautiful cause of action for assault n battery.
He shud also complain to the police.





David

I wouldn't recommend a revolver for an eight-year old. As we know from their admirable work record in the cotton mills and coal mines, their nimble little fingers are adept at manipulating small things, so loading the weapon wouldn't pose too much of a problem, but those darn kids are always losing things, and it would be just like them to scatter their bullets around like so many loose Crayolas. No, I think it would have to be a clip-loaded side arm.

Another consideration is size: experience tells us that a child of that age can't get a good grip on many adult-sized firearms. You don't want to have your child draw a bead on a classmate or teacher and then be unable to pull the trigger because the grip is too big for his little hand. Also, it should be lightweight, so that Junior won't have any problems carrying it back and forth to school in his lunch bag or backpack. On the other hand, it should be rugged -- you know how rough kids that age can be on their toys.

I suggest the Colt Pony.



A bit heavier than other subcompacts, it compensates by firing a .380 round instead of many of its competitors' .22, which, let's face it, doesn't pack the kind of stopping power that you need for today's super-bullies. It looks good when it's fired sideways -- all the kids are doing that these days, emulating their heroes from the MTV. It's also American-made, which will score points with the kids at show-and-tell.

Lots of punch in a small package, just what your child needs to feel confident throughout the school day. I'm sure you can get good bargains on this handgun at your local pawn shop, flea market, or playground. And let's face it: what kid doesn't want a pony?

Sling shot..

excellent choice for an 8 yr old. they can easily pass it on to grandma as they mature into larger fire-power.