Stop Bullying Comics

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CHECK THIS OUT, AARON. I STOLE THIS CELL PHONE FROM THAT NERD ERNIE. I'M GOING TO TEXT THAT GIRL KATIE 'TIL SHE'S IN TEARS, WHAT SH ULD TEXT? WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT, RICK? BESIDES,I DON'T THINK THAT'S A CELL PHONE C) PHONE? WMAT'S THIS THING? AN I-SUCK? WHAT? OF COURSE IT'S A CELL ACE PEVICE POWERIND TIME CIREUITS... INPUT TINE AND LOCATION TIME: OCTOBER 1908 LOCATION: VIENNA, AUSTRIA DESTINATION IS EDRRECT PRESS OR SAY "GO"NOW THAT LOSER AND HIS SCI-FI CRAP SHOULD GO OVER THERE AND- UH, RICK, THINK AKADEME DER WAY! SERIOUSLY? MAN, WE SHOULD, LIKE PLAY THE LOTTERY WHAT JUST HAPPENED?! I THINK-I THINK WE WENT BACX IN TIME WE CAN'T DO ANYTHING OR WE'LL CHANSE HISTORY ㄩ EVEN US JUST STANPING HERE TALKING COULD ALTER EVENTS N THE PAST AND THEN THE FUTURE WAL HAVE, LIKE, A T. REX FOR PRESIPENT! AND THEN HELL SIGN A BILL THAT LETS ILLEGAL DINO-MEXICANS EAT US THAT'S A LOAD OF GARBAGE, HISTORY IS IN THE PAST ALREADY HAPPENED. I COULD DO ANYTHING WANT HE E AND NOTHING WILL CHANGE. ㄩ HERE. WATCH THS SEE? NOTHING MAPPENED? LET'S GET OUT IHOPE YOU LIKE PAINTNG IN WATERCOLORS, ART NERD BUT... BUT NEIN! MEINE ARBEITI JETZT WERDE ICH NE IN DIE KUNST DER UDEN

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It's not Funnie any more DuaneMoody BUT LISTEN! SHE NEVER ACTUALLY SAID, "NO," NO. DUDE, NO SHE WAS DRUNK SO IT'S OKAY BUT! NO DOUG. WHAT YOU DID IS BULLYING. YOU BULLIED PATTI HONK! HONK! www.bitstripsforschools.com

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Category: Meme Status: confirmed Year: 2011 Origin: Cartoon Network / Bitstrips Region:

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Stop Social Bullying by Tsukasa HE IS UGLY

About

Stop Bullying Comics is an online comic series that began as a collaborative project between Cartoon Network and Bitstrips for School in October 2011. Part of the social media campaign against bullying in school, the comics share some similarities with the Law For Kids PSA parodies, both being humorous spoofs of educational webcomics.

Origin

On October 3rd, 2011, Cartoon Network teamed up with the online comic software company Bitstrips for Schools^[1] to launch its anti-bullying campaign "Stop Bullying: Speak Up!" This social media campaign was meant to raise awareness about the dangers of bullying by encouraging visitors to illustrate their own scenarios using Bitstrips' comic generator. Once submitted to the site, each user contribution was showcased in the official gallery page^[3] where members could vote for their favorite instances.

BULLYING IS A PROBLEM THAT AFFECTS EVERYONE. IT CAN HAPPEN ANTWHERE, ANYTIME... AND IT'S NOT COOL. BUT, BULLYING CAN BE STOPPED IT'S JUST A MATTER OF SPEAKING UP AND DOING SOMETHING ABOUT IT

Spread

The Huffington Post^[4] covered the campaign on October 4th, 2011. On October 6th, a link to the comic creator was posted to the forums on the YouTube poop related website YouChew.^[6] A thread titled "Cartoon Network lets you make comics to stop bullying…this is what my friend did"^[7] was posted to the r/funny subreddit by Redditor dantecd on October 8th, 2011. The post eventually managed to reach the front page with more than 1,300 up votes. On October 10th, the unofficial single topic blog for curating the best parodies was launched on Tumblr, although the site hasn't been updated since March 2011. In the following months, people began sharing their own parody comics through Reddit's /r/bitstrips^[8] and the Tumblr tag^[5] "#stop bullying." The Facebook^[3] page, which was created months prior to the campaign's launch in August 2011, has received more than one million likes as of June 2012. The first volume of the Stop Bullying: Speak Up Comic Anthology^[9] was eventually made available as a downloadable PDF document in May 2012.