Who do you think you are?

The Spice girls were the first to ask, S Club Seven asked it too, now it's the turn of the newest star in the block who has, with the song "who do u think u r" -namely Kaitlyn K- popularized by the Cypress Ranch High School Lip Dub project to ask this very question.

The message is clear, and these kids not only have made viral but possibly started a trend that will hopefully catch up among school all around the US or wherever the message these lyrics carry will be needed. Bullying is bad, any type of discrimination, no matter under what shape or form -or excuse for that matter- stop progress and affects many many lives.

I am a firm believer that bullying can be simply eradicated through education, starting at home and supported by the educational system at an early age, specially if it's anti-gay bullying -societies like the Dutch among others have taken the lead in properly educating their young for quite a few decades now, and the world has not ended-; despite the many arguments used by the many detractors of gay unions -or homosexuality as a whole- there is no solid fact used against our community to this day that will be able to stand on its own two feet of irrevocable logic -and if you go for the bible angle, there are many worse things in there the book itself is very permissive about, but don't take my word for it, read it thoroughly and see for yourself-.

The worst part is that I have been the witness in second life of hatred, discrimination and division -mostly fueled by ignorance, power trips or hatred- on the one minority that should not even entertain discrimination on the slightest shape or fashion -see here for a flashback, and before anyone jumps to my neck, one thing is obeying TOS and another different one is being "selective" about them.

Education and information, those are the keys people... since information is widely known to be the source of power.

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