Packers Cheerleader responds to cyber-bullying - Dallas Cowboys Forum

Muhast · 02-07-2013

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-sh...tml?nopharma=1

CliffnMesquite · 02-07-2013

Who cares.

speedkilz88 · 02-07-2013

The Bears site took her pic down today.

speedkilz88 · 02-07-2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by CliffnMesquite

Who cares.

If she were your daughter I bet you would.

**ScipioCowboy** · 02-07-2013

She went about it the right way, in my opinion. She didn't threaten a law suit. Instead, she brought public pressure against the page. Kudos to her.

Cajuncowboy · 02-08-2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by CliffnMesquite

Who cares.

What? Are you serious?

Hoofbite · 02-08-2013

These videos where people sit there and hold up sheet after sheet of paper are really starting to wear out their welcome. I've seen more than enough to lose patience in them at this point.

speedkilz88 · 02-08-2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hoofbite

These videos where people sit there and hold up sheet after sheet of paper are really starting to wear out their welcome. I've seen more than enough to lose patience in them at this point.

I could see someone saying that before they finished watching it, even I kind of rolled my eyes at the beginning (not realizing she too was being bullied) but after watching it you see that it's a way these girls get the courage to let people know that they are being bullied on the internet.

Hoofbite · 02-08-2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by speedkilz88

I could see someone saying that before they finished watching it, even I kind of rolled my eyes at the beginning (not realizing she too was being bullied) but after watching it you see that it's a way these girls get the courage to let people know that they are being bullied on the internet.

That's cool with me if this is the sort of thing that would get people to speak out in situations that they otherwise wouldn't.

I just think it's a little dramatic for this scenario. As I said, I've seen others and some of them have been tragic. Having seen the others, I won't deny that I read the article, watched a little bit of the video and then questioned if this was the type of video that someone should make in response to this scenario. In that regard, perhaps I'm guilty of drawing a comparison between the two that I shouldn't.

People called her ugly and a bunch of idiots did the typical internet thing in one-upping the next guy and posting stuff just for a reaction. I don't think she's ugly. The initial posting said something along the lines of the Packers having the worst cheerleaders in the NFL which in itself is kind of a joke. That's almost like asking which state has the ugliest representative in the Miss America pageant?

She's not ugly and dare I say that if she were, nobody would have noticed or thought a single thing about it if they had noticed. But, because she's a cute girl with a nice smile everyone applauds.

BraveHeartFan · 02-08-2013

Good for her.

I love how tough people act on the internet. Its hilarious how much bravado and tough guy act they have when they know they're safe and secure in the fact that they don't have to face anyone they're mouthing off to.

The kind of people who do that I'd love to see how they'd react if they were forced to be in the room with people they talked smack to, or about, online. I'd be willing to be about 99.9% of them would piss themselves.

CowboyGil · 02-08-2013

I think she did it with signs because she would probably start crying if she started talking about it. Good to know MOST Bears fans are nice people. That song though. "You raise me up"? REALLY?? Are they going to raise you DOWN?? Sorry, had to get that off my chest.

Lodeus · 02-08-2013

Is this because of Facebook? If it is some people just need to deactivate their accounts or make it totally private.

speedkilz88 · 02-08-2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hoofbite

That's cool with me if this is the sort of thing that would get people to speak out in situations that they otherwise wouldn't.

I just think it's a little dramatic for this scenario. As I said, I've seen others and some of them have been tragic. Having seen the others, I won't deny that I read the article, watched a little bit of the video and then questioned if this was the type of video that someone should make in response to this scenario. In that regard, perhaps I'm guilty of drawing a comparison between the two that I shouldn't.

People called her ugly and a bunch of idiots did the typical internet thing in one-upping the next guy and posting stuff just for a reaction. I don't think she's ugly. The initial posting said something along the lines of the Packers having the worst cheerleaders in the NFL which in itself is kind of a joke. That's almost like asking which state has the ugliest representative in the Miss America pageant?

[View Full Quote]

Did you see the pic that was being used on the Bears fan site? Not a flattering pic.(posted below) Also from what I've read the Packers don't have (professional) cheerleaders like the Cowboys. They simply allow local college cheerleaders (male and female) form a cheer squad.

Shunpike · 02-08-2013

They removed the pic from facebook and left below message.

Quote:

We did not see all the posts to take down the Cheerleader pic until today.

We get hundreds of messages per day and are not always on here. The issue has been resolved. Please respect one another and do not bully on this page.

Chicago Bears Fan

Jammer · 02-08-2013

She roots for the GB Packers, she should expect to get bullied.