I thought it always meant ongoing harassment of a kid. It's not a legal term so the meaning is going to be flexible. But this is defiantly bullying.

I'll bite. What is bullying "as [you] understand the word"?

Forcing someone to eat cow semen.

Harassment, sure, then call this harassment and treat it as such. Bullying is about force and intimidation. Part of the problem with this report is the kid is clearly scared but none of the behavior that's happening on the bus is getting talked about here. School buses are notorious as places where kids get away with treating other kids like crap. If there's any real bullying happening here it has to be happening there not in some video of these two bozos mocking this poor kid. But I guess we're all supposed to come away from this story thinking offensive behavior is bullying.

It's fine that you want to have a specific definition of bullying, and I can understand and somewhat appreciate the distinctions you make, but let's not pretend that you're in the populist position here. Merriam-Webster, Oxford, and for what it's worth, Wikipedia all disagree with you on the definition of bullying.

Criminal charges are too far, but I think we all agree SOMETHING needs to happen to that asshole.

"Hey asshole, you want something to limp about? I'll give you something to limp about!"

There was a time where it was socially acceptable to punch someone in the face over this and not wind up in the back of a squad car. Pressing charges is the modern replacement for punching a dick head in the jaw in public.

I still believe in immediate wrath. The first instinct is usually the correct one.