Australian Bully Fight

10th grader, Casey Heyens, was bullied by a 7th grader for years. Obviously bullying is never tolerated under any circumstances. I completely agree with showing this bully who's boss. It's completely different than bringing a gun to school and showing them who's boss; which is not accepted in my rule books. Giving the kid a sprained ankle will send out a different message than murder. That's what I agree with, some parents ask, "When will it end? We must discipline those who attack." I don't feel the victims should be punished at all. That individual was being mocked, why should he be in trouble?

The fact is, bullying is obviously being praised by all of the approved comments on youtube. Naturally, in both male and female adolescent teens, "standing up for yourself" is approved. As long as you can keep it under control and you don't make a habit of it. See for yourself. The little 7th grader got pulverized! Go Casey.

Rebellion Music in Egypt

Ramy Essam, a voice of hope in Egypt

Anger at its highest stage of the rebellion in Egypt, Ramy Essam picks up his guitar and shoots out powerful lyrics like bullets.

In Tahrir Square, men shouted his name, "Ramy, Ramy!" They were desperate for soothing words and comfort.

The lyrics to his song, "Leave", had lyrics like,

"All of us are standing together, asking for one simple thing: Leave, Leave, Leave, Leave."

People gather around, singing the hypnotic and strong song of change.

"He will leave, because we wont leave," said the twentysomething year old. The lyrics captured support from members from around the community and they all worked as one to alter egyptian politics never before been tampered with. Only ten days after his singing his song, "Leave", Mahammad Mubarak - 4th President of Egypt from 1981 to 2011 - resigned.