Sorry I'm a little late, but I'm here to talk about the suicide of quote-on-quote "cyberbully victim", Amanda Todd that happened a little over a week ago. And I put that in quotes because the word "cyberbullying" is so complex and can mean different things to a lot of people. And, sometimes, it can be overused. An example: a person criticizing someone else over the net, and thinking they're harassing them. Well, in this case, "angel" Amanda Todd, was a 15-year old girl that did video chats to people online. On one occasion, a stranger threatened her into flashing her chest to him, or otherwise show the picture to her friends. Without doing the more logical choice of reporting it, she flashed to him, and so, within a year, the photo was circulated around the Internet. As a result, she suffered extreme bullying school so severe, that she had to move to another school. When the guy came back to her, he had the picture of her boobs as the profile picture. With that, she had to move again. In that school, she met a guy who thought liked her, and had sex with her. The following week, she had been punched by several girls, while others watched and filmed it. Over the next year or so, she made attempts to kill herself by drinking bleach, self mutilitation, and OD'ing on antidepressants.

Verdict and opinion: Now, I won't say that she deserved to die or deserved to be humiliated like that, but why is she so special? While the media and public are going up in arms about this, there are more people comitting suicide by much worse causes every day. Do people give two turds? Of course not. While people are starving in third-world countries, and we find ourselves losing the polar ice caps and the Rainforest by the day, we are crying over an upper-middle class girl who partially had it coming to her. And in the midst of this hype, Anonymous has allegedly found the "wrong guy" who threatened Amanda Todd. While many of the commenters on her Youtube video and Facebook page are saying stuff like, "Why did they bully her? She's so beautiful", how many of those people would sit to the lonely kid at lunch? Or not say words like "faggot", or "weirdo" in school? I bet when the hype is over, people would forget about her like Kony and Trayvon Martin earlier this year and return to being the usual monsters that they are. So, here's my two cents on the subject. And, also, she's not that innocent as the news and the mainstream make her out to be. It has been known that she had flashed multiple times before, slept with a guy who she already knew he had another girlfriend, and has flipped the bird in one picture. She's so amazing, isn't she? I know people aren't perfect, but come on.

Here is the link to her video if you want to see it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOHXGNx-E7E