Bullies Get Owned: 12 Videos Of Bullies Getting What They Deserve

The American Justice Department reports that one out of every four kids in grades six through 10 has been bullied. And thanks to the proliferation of video-capturing gadgets—phones, flip cams, even iPods—you can probably watch a good number of them online. However, not every kid that gets bullied curls up into a defenseless ball and prays for their antagonist to go away. Nah, a few brave souls actually—gasp!—fight back.

Look at Sydney, Australia's Casey Heynes. This 12-year-old (recently nicknamed The Punisher) became the poster child for anit-bullying when he surprisingly body slammed his aggressor, Ritchard Gale, ridiculously hard on the concrete floor. After the entire world watched and cheered, he became a viral sensation. But Heynes isn’t the only person to have been captured on camera laying the smackdown against his oppressor. Watch these 12 videos of bullies getting beat down by their victims.

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PCMag.com: Why There's Nothing Good to Stream on Amazon Prime or Netflix

Yesterday Amazon added Instant Videos to its Amazon Prime service, giving members the ability to stream over 5,000 movie and TV show titles. Hot on the heels of that story, today Netflix worked out a deal to stream a big portion of the CBS library of TV shows on its service. Looking at what the two developments involve, you'll notice a similar pattern: in both cases, the vast majority of the content is very old.
The news about video coming to Amazon Prime was initially exciting since the service (which most people had probably dismissed because it really only offered getting your Amazon junk delivered a day or two sooner) costs less per month than Netflix, and even Hulu Plus. Now people have a reason to give Amazon Prime a second look. [Read The Rest By Clicking HERE]

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