Anti-Bullying Flash Mob at Oakridge
 

not bad...okay choreography...decent amount of people...posted b/c it's local

3:00 Ms. Peters!

That was beyond super gay...

it was like the same 3 moves for 5mins. Boooooooring.

haha i can spot out a few friends

LOL great colour to get bullied on

so you're pro-bullying?

hmm if it wasnt for the title, i wouldnt have gotten the message... wait i still dont get the message.

wear a pink shirt and dance...




I HAVE STOPPED BULLYING

fuck id love to be the dick and just run in there and fuck everything up

http://www.gifsoup.com/webroot/anima.../1159101_o.gif
burn oakridge down mothafuka


that was extremely gay.

gay flash mobs, stop with that shit!

@1exotic

did you not see that they're just kids , they didnt dance for fun they did it for a purpose even thought they looked like they had a great time

don't care..flash mobs are stupid

well then... whoever organized the event should go to jail lol.

pick an entirely overrated song
get kids to wear pink and do a gay dance

call it a day, we stopped bullying!

if anything... by doing that they increased bullying... just sayin'

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If they were only wearing blue shirts and beige pants :troll:

Just walk right into a best buy XD

Wow, and I thought I was cynical.

Since when does dancing solve life's problems?

"I'm hungry, I'm going to dance my hunger away"

Yea, tell that shit to kids in Africa.


which reminds me...

2 LGs at 3:37 :fullofwin: other then taht :facepalm:

Wow.

back when i was in school, the way you dealt with bullying was to get an ass kicking lesson from your father then go to school and beat the fuck out of the bully. There are no words to describe how stupid this shit is.

People should just do whatever the fuck they want and stop worrying about what people think. That's why flash mobs are awesome, they're liberating.

Also, although it doesn't help per se, it raises awareness. If someone saw a flash mob and became aware of the issue at hand, and even had a giggle or two at the moment, that person is more likely to donate funds to that cause or actually do something about it.

What's the point of a reporter going to Africa and observing people starving without actually feeding them. It's the awareness that he raises.

Whao, my highschool French teacher.

Heres the problem:
What does dancing have to do with bullying? I'm viewing this and all I see is another typical "flash mob". How do people dancing convey the message that people are still being bullied? I understand that its kids putting this together but it doesn't change the fact that the final message isn't being communicated. I see people laughing and dancing, what does that have to do with bullying?

You say awareness, ok, maybe between this display of arm flapping and leg kicking I somewhere read "anti-bullying". What is my next step? How do you convert those viewers of this event into actual participants of the campaign? This reminds me of that "change your facebook picture into a cartoon to stop... " wtf was it again anyways?

I think alot of people saw this and thought to themselves "bullying still happens? thats awful" and then they continued shopping for the latest true religions.

TL DR:
dancing =/= anti-bullying


edit* I'm not saying "Don't promote anti-bullying", I'm saying "If you're going to promote anti-bullying, make it meaningful to me/us"

edit2* and oh god don't anybody say "well we're talking about it now so it must mean that its working"