If There’s YouTube In Heaven, 1 Bullied Teen Will Be Smiling When She Sees This

Amanda Todd is famous on the Internet, but not in a good way. The 15-year-old posted her story about being brutally bullied on YouTube, weeks before committing suicide. It’s been uploaded, shared, and commented on by millions around the world. This video, featuring a bunch of teens, is the most pragmatic, raw, and constructive reaction…

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Dec 19, 2012

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