Internet Rescues Bullied First-Grade Girl

[Sinspiration]

Now this is exactly the kind of stuff we need more of in the world..

 

[Paksenarrion]

Those first grade boys and their parents need to be ethnic-cleansed, and we need more Katies out there.

Woe be unto those who believe we're all "basically good." It does a disservice to people like this who try hard and go out of their ways to be good to each other, in a world full of "jackass little first graders" of all ages.

Seriously. Cut down bullies at their source.

 

[BoredRolePlayer]

*claps*

 

[CrazyGirl17]

Hell yeah! Nice to see that there are good people on the internet...

May the Force be with them...

 

[Radelaide]

Ack! She's so adorable! Man, boys are stupid! They're probably just jealous that she could kick their butts in a lightsabre battle!

Oh shut the hell up! Stop acting like you girls are somehow pefect little angels. There are female bullies out there too, so you girls are idiots as well.

It's funny how a few dumbasses in this thread just like to blame boys for being "little pricks" when many girls do some worse things.

Yeah, it's nice that this was resolved in a mature manner instead of people going out there trying to "get revenge" on a bunch of six year olds.

Welcome to Escapist magazine!

Now that the pleasantries are out of the way. I'm going to ask you to read the article again, specifically this part:

Last week, Katie came home and asked her mother for a different water bottle. Mom sensed something wasn't right, and pressed the issue. That's when Katie began to cry, saying "The first grade boys are teasing me at lunch because I have a Star Wars water bottle. They say it's only for boys. Every day they make fun of me for drinking out of it. I want them to stop, so I'll just bring a pink water bottle."

I am well aware that there are girl bullies, but alas, they were the first grade boys who were teasing her about her water bottle. And who are you to talk about being mature when your first post on this forum is attacking me? Lemme make myself clear: That's not acceptable behaviour on these forums.

But I'm sure you'll find out soon enough.

 

[Darkauthor81]

Hm... i don't understand...

What did the internet do... other than justhaving lots of people saying: Meh... do what you want to do?

I mean, yeah reinforcing someone who did nothing from, and helping him feeling better is nice and all, but how exactly did the 'net save her?

I was expecting something different. This doesn't really seem that "strong" to me.

You're obviously trying very hard to find something negative in this. Good luck with that.

 

[Booze Zombie]

This is what I mean by people working together to help others, not standing around yelling "GIVE US A POUND FOR CHARITY AND MAYBE WE'LL HELP", but actually doing something!
Charities have been bugging me in real life, recently, if you're wondering why I mention them...

 

[Agrael]

Support!

 

[Spectre4802]

The internet is just one huge gelatinous mass. It moves about, morphing constantly. Sometimes it morphs the right way and does something awesome like this. Another time it just comes across as douche-y.

Where's this all going? Nowhere, really. Just thought it needed to be said.

OT: HA! In your goddamn face, bullies.

 

[Catalyst6]

Now watch as the Internet puts on his Badass Longcoat, tips his hat to Katie, and walks off into the night.

 

[jamradar]

That is awesome.

But to be honest I thought it would end violently. As in a couple of guys from teh interntz tracked down the boys and violently beat them up. I am glad it ended the way it did.

 

[Red Right Hand]

Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi internet, you're my only hope!

 

[Icarion (aka Stockholm)]

I believe the correct term is "AAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW HELL NO!" Not oh, Hell no.
OT:This is awesome. The internet is capable of such good things. And horrible ones (I will say no names)