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there will always be bullies and kids that get bullied upon. its never gonna end. deal with it. i think this picture sums it up best http://cdn.someecards.com/someecards...2fec498be1.png |
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somebody shoulda just loot some shit :troll: |
i wouldve just run in there and push some of the dancers over just to troll :troll: |
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Views:28,837 And, Were talking about it. (How is that not a legitimate point is beyond me. You don't get to just discredit a point being made by saying "and oh god don't anybody say") Also, Pink shirt day to support anti-bullying is fairly well known. People wear pink shirts on those days, and people are aware. http://www.pinkshirtday.ca/ , etc. And no, it doesn't do anything directly. How does donating money to a food bank directly help starving people, it doesn't. Indirectly, the money is used to buy food which is then given to the needy families/persons. Hopefully this stunt raises awareness, which reduces bullying. Quote:
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And, 'me', you're one person buddy. I'm sure a lot of people share your view but you discredit the entire event based on what you think/feel. edit: Failing me without posting a reply makes you the failure. AK might have a differing view than me but at least he's man enough to have a mature conversation. |
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You're saying the pink shirt day is very well known, is it really? For all I know its your word versus mine. Yes, they have over 12 thousand followers on facebook but does the average Vancouverite/Canadian know what it is? We don't know what steps were taken after the dance to engage with the people (other than this video was posted to youtube). Maybe it was sent to the news, maybe people DID stand at the exits to hand out info. I do wonder what other steps were taken after the "dance". Seems like they did have news cameras there. I also wonder if someone will google some keywords related to pink shirt day, find this thread, and respond to what goes on here somehow. ha edit* also, Quote:
edit* also, seems like the only people surrounding the kids were their parents. So maybe about a total of 12 people were truly taken by surprise? |
i dont see why you have to call it gay.. at least something is being done, wether it works or not. at least it goes to show that people do care about it... What have you guys been doing to stop it.... exactly.. nothing... and worst of all, you guys are making fun of locals.... shame on you guys... |
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would hate on equally as much if they were in the U.S. or something. |
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I came. |
http://us.123rf.com/400wm/400/400/fe...s-shoulder.jpg Shoulda been there to steam roll these kids. Alpha male comin through, not givin' a shit, overwhelming that pansy song with this: Spoiler! |
haters gonna hate |
they definitely got that message across clearly. |
One issue is that you can NEVER stop bullying, its in our hormones especially in males. It's always animal nature to bully, and we are animals. |
^ although it is true that we will probably never stop bullying there is much need to bring awareness to the effects of bullying regardless of how silly you think it is. Yes it is nature to be competitive and possibly "bully" however, you cannot "bully" when you're an adult. Physical "bullying" would be considered assault and verbal bullying could be considered as uttering threats, libel and slander. If adults can't get away with bullying why should school-age children have to deal with it in their most fragile years? We're not just talking about making fun of people or calling people fat here. There are various degrees of bullying and unfortunately the acts of bullying perpetrated by some can lead to suffering by innocent others ie/ columbine. |
While its questionable for their process of getting a point across, atleast they're trying to do something about this matter. No one in their right minds think they are going to achieve something as insane as stopping bullying altogether, like the few of you suggested here, sarcastically. While your point begs the question "how the hell is this effective" I feel you shouldn't discredit something as useless if you've never volunteered your own time to do what they are doing. If you truly think it is ineffective, why not be helpful and give them feedback and show them your ideas? And to those that say that in your days you just knocked out a bully, certain situations are completely different. Just because you overcame your bully by force doesn't mean another person is able to, or for that matter should take that course of action. Your notion that you need to use violence in order to not be stupid is completely outrageous. But that's my opinion since we have freedom of speech, everyone is entitled to their own opinions, whether they don't care about the issue at all (since this is the internet, and apparently on revscene there is some notion that real discussions are not useful) or just want to add witty remarks. -neways im rambling. |
http://aetechamerica.files.wordpress...ying-kids1.jpg stop pushing me.. im warning you.. i GOT A WHOLE KREW WAITING FOR YOU!! THEY AT OAKRIDGE MALL RIGHT NOW, BRING IT!!! |
I'm scared to go to Oakridge now... fearing mass bully retaliation. |
the only thing a bully understands is a bigger bully. when i got bullied, my brother went and fucked those kids up. never happened again. don't have older siblings? pay a big kid to shit kick your bully. this dance is about effective as me putting up Pedobear in my Facebook avatar to help stop child abuse. |
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I'm all for anti bullying, but man I hate flash mob. Essentially attention whores dancing together thinking they've changed the world or something. Posted via RS Mobile |
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You're comparing something physical, monetary vs an idea. I can give a homeless person the idea of food, or I can give them food. Not the same thing. |
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