Media and Bullying (Might be triggering. Not sure)

[FightingBelieber]

I don't know how many people have read about this but I am a Belieber and Justin's house was raided for evidence into a felony egging to his neighbors house but his friend also had MDMA or Molly in plain view so his friend was arrested for drug possession. I keep reading through comments on the articles and all i read are things saying "Go kill yourself" or "Why doesn't he just OD already?" And i breaks my heart to read these. I cried at my computer for 3 hours just knowing that the nation that says they are against bullying and suicide are the one's causing and i feel like im the only one that realizes it. Nobody knows how much a few simple words could hurt a person and i really needed to say all this because it's eating me apart. I hate the fact that nobody stands up for him or even tries to at least say something because no matter what you do and how horrible it is you still don't say that to someone. It's out of line. It's sad to think that society is making jokes and telling people about suicide and OD's. It's so hard to think and i can't help but feel like im the only one that can see it. Whether or not he is a popstar you don't treat someone like that. Plz if you do comment or reply on this don't hate on him or me. It's just my opinion.

[mirta]

I would like to say that the reason I personally dislike him is because he is a douche to his fans and a douche to his friends. He goes and pisses in buckets in bars, he grabs women in strip clubs, he once entered his own concert, showed the "middle finger to his fans and left after being 2 hours late, the reason? "It's insulting to play for such a small crowd". 30 000 people were not enough for him to concert to people that payed him. Unlike Bill Gates he does not give any money to charity even though he has billions by now. He is just genuinely not a nice person.
I don't hate on you. It's fine to like something. As long as you don't shut your ears to critique to what you like it is okay (you should see the reaction you get if you review a game negatively :) ), however I can't really like a person that proved not to be nice.

[Frozen Yoghurt]

I too do not like him. When 'cut4Bieber' hit the news, I read around it and formed my opinion.

But you're right, he doesn't deserve the extreme comments posted. I imagine it's mainly people with poor ability to express their opinions and form logical opinions

[sherlock holmes]

I think he can take care of himself. He doesn't exactly tone down his behaviour, if you behave how he does then people WILL make nasty comments.

But don't cry for him. Focus on your immediate friends and family and looking after yourself.

[Unbreakable.]

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Originally Posted by sherlock holmes

I think he can take care of himself. He doesn't exactly tone down his behaviour, if you behave how he does then people WILL make nasty comments.

But don't cry for him. Focus on your immediate friends and family and looking after yourself.

I am not sure I understand what you are saying, but it just reminds me too much of when I have heard people tell me or others that if they behaved differently then I/they wouldn't get bullied. I strongly disagree with that sentiment.

I have a strong dislike for Justin Bieber, too. But I don't think that the way people talk about him is acceptable. The thing is that there have been a great number of negative comments and verbal abuse ever since his career started [as far as I can tell], so his behavior isn't the cause of them.

[Copernicus]

I don't follow what Justin Bieber is up to (and don't have any interest in him) - but I did want to say that when you read comments sections online, on almost any topic, you'll find a number of idiots saying really nasty things. I've also had the experience of getting upset by internet comments (one saying people on state benefits should be gassed in particular).

The best advice really is only read these type of things if you're feeling tough enough to ignore the cruel or stupid ones.