Justin Bieber Compares Bully Documentary To The Hunger Games

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Justin Bieber is joining Demi Lovato in fighting the upcoming documentary Bully‘s rating. It was given the rating R for cuss words and not nice topics, which is sometime that kids already deal with on a day to day basis if they are victims of bullies. Demi has been vocal about the rating and wants it lowered, and Justin is echoing her statement. He called TMZ to complain about how the movie The Hunger Games can be rated PG-13 with its violent deaths can be lower rating than a documentary that can help people. You can hear his phone call audio in the video down below.

I have to agree with Justin that they should lower the rating. The truth needs to be seen and heard, and then maybe people will realize just how nasty it is in real life. Let’s hope that he can get the message across and maybe we can get the rating to go down, which they should do since this movie will be something that everyone should see. It should become mandatory for all school ages kids, teachers and parents since the truth has been in the dark for too long. Hopefully between Justin and Demi, they can make the message loud enough for the correction to be made.

How do you feel about Justin’s comments? I whole heartily agree with him on this. I don’t see how they can allow the R rating pass when we clearly see a movie with known scenes that will upset some parents have a lower rating. Now don’t get me wrong, I see nothing wrong with The Hunger Games, but the fact that the twp ratings are different is something that people could find offensive in both movies. Do you hope that Justin can make this message loud and clear enough for our request to be heard?

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   Allie

   March 24, 2012 at 5:17 pm

   i think that is awesome i wonder how many celebratites are on protest. I know what they are saying i have been bullied before all the way back to first grade and im in the sixith grade now so i singned the potestion to singh you just go to change.org and then type in bully petion.:)

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