Hey Nickelodeon, how's that anti-bullying campaign going?

thisistwitchy | 10:52 PM on September 01, 2012

Associated Press reported on Nickelodeon’s on-air public service campaign when it launched last year:

The popular children’s television network Nickelodeon is the latest voice to raise awareness of digital bullying.

Nick, the most-watched TV network among kids ages 2 to 14, will begin an on-air public service campaign Monday featuring some of its stars offering advice on what young people should do when confronted with hostile texts, emails or Facebook posts.

The advice offered in one ad featuring Ashley Argota of “True Jackson, VP” and Gage Golightly of “The Troop”: Sign off the computer; don’t reply to a hostile messenger; block bullies from access; make a copy of the message to show to an adult you trust.

A network that purports to oppose cyber-bullying is promoting a bigoted misogynist who tweeted vomitous filth about Janna Ryan and Ann Romney’s body parts.

Are we the only ones who think that’s incredibly hypocritical?

Actually, no.

No, we aren’t:

MEANINGLESS: Nick's anti-bullying campaign is all a sham when they promote vicious bully @JasonBiggs http://t.co/5BdRAr5g @NickelodeonTV

— Scott Chafee ن ❌ (@ScottChafee) September 2, 2012

How hypocritical is it for @NickelodeonTV to run anti-bullying spots while employing the vile, repugnant @JasonBiggs? NO Nickelodeon!

— JingleBobSmith (@sitycent) September 2, 2012

@NickelodeonTV Do u stand by ur words: "We have to be laser-focused on finding solutions to…cyberbullying."
http://t.co/es21Hsqy

— TahoeLover (@snatale1) September 1, 2012

American Idiot 2: Jason Biggs knocks Christians; targets Ann Romney and Janna Ryan with vile tweets

Pressure mounting for Nickelodeon to throw the pie at American idiot Jason Biggs