The internet is criticised in many ways, but it is also great in some ways.
This is a story about a 9 year old boy that suffers from dwarfism that was getting bullied so badly he wanted to kill himself.
The clip has had 19 million views, raised over 200k, got support from Hugh Jackman, and his local team that he will be leading out on the weekend.
That is the great bit of the internet.
Absolutely fabulous.
Quaden Bayles: Australian boy in bullying video receives global support
People around the world have rallied behind a nine-year-old Australian boy after a video of his deep distress over being bullied went viral.
Yarraka Bayle posted the clip of her son, Quaden, crying after he was targeted at school for his dwarfism.
"This is what bullying does," she says in the video, in which her son also says he wants to end his life.
The clip, viewed over 14 million times, has triggered an outpouring of support and #WeStandWithQuaden messages.
Celebrities including actor Hugh Jackman and basketball player Enes Kanter have spoken out, while parents in other countries have shared video messages from their children.
Jackman told Quaden "you are stronger than you know, mate" and called on everyone to "be kind".
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-51582696https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgCjJmdYNIEhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fvFiH-Aun4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=056crFmZ49Y
Comments
Some story, that.
What sort of person would bully the lad?
But negativity & cruelty makes news, positivity & kindness does not.
totally agree with this
I hope for the sake of humanity that it definitely is the case.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-51599121
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/quaden-bayles-family-turns-down-£350000-raised-for-disneyland-trip-and-ask-for-it-to-go-to-charity-instead/ar-BB10sAXC?ocid=spartandhp
Story just gets better & better.