If Your Child Was A Bully, Would You Go This Far To Teach Him A Lesson? [Video]

Child bully situations are something most parents fear their children will encounter, but what of parents whose children are actually doing the bullying?

There have been numerous examples over the last year of moms and dads going to extreme lengths to make sure their children never bully again once the behavior has been brought to their attention.

The unnamed dad in the video below is just one more you can add to the list. He found out that his young son was pushing others around at school, so he enlisted the help of two professional boxers — the first appearing to be a more seasoned vet, and the second someone closer in age to the youngster.

In both cases, it was a tough day at the office for the child bully. Despite wearing head gear for protection, he gets pushed and bullied around the ring and leaves with blood streaming down his face.

If you’re not into watching kids get beat up, then you may want to forgo this one. It’s pretty rough. But if you like bully beatdowns, then you’ll probably enjoy it.

https://youtu.be/Hvnla6XS3ag

There is a growing belief in the United States that parents are too easy on their children, so it didn’t come as much surprise when the supporters started to weigh in on the quality of this dad’s parenting.

“The dude knows his son the best and it’s probably effective as s***,” said one commenter. “I’m sure this is a life lesson that’ll stick with him.”

“A taste of his own medicine,” praised another. “I like how the parent used pure irony to teach him. I kinda wished the smaller kids at the end would beat him.”

“Lets say you have a kid in school being bullied by another kid beating him up everyday. I think you’d find this justice for all the kids or kid he has bullied while in school. He deserves every punch. Nobody should be bullied.”

While there were plenty of supporters, there were also a few detractors — from Facebook.

“Seriously??” writes Susan Palmer. “The dad taught his son might makes right, a technique this kid has likely endured all his life. Dad probably made him the bully he is today.”

What do you think about this parenting technique, readers? If you had a son or daughter that was a child bully, would this be an “acceptable” way to teach them a life lesson? Sound off in the comments section.

[Image via YouTube screen grab]