A shameless internet troll, who targets young girls online for fun, has slammed victims of cyber-bulling as WEAK. Self-confessed troll Lee Stewart, 24, has been banned from Facebook THIRTY-FIVE TIMES and has little sympathy for his online targets. The unemployed troll from Blackburn even claims tragic cyber bullying victim Hannah Smith was weak and has described a Canadian teenager, who killed herself following online abuse, as a SLUT. In the last 18 months, Amanda Todd, 15, of British Columbia and Hannah Smith, 14, of Lutterworth, Leicestershire killed themselves after reading cruel taunts online. Amanda hung herself after a troll circulated a topless photo of her on Facebook, while Hannah committed suicide after months of bullying on anonymous social networking site Ask.fm. Unrepentant Lee says: “Cyber-bulling doesn’t exist and Amanda Todd was a slut. People can walk away from their computers at any time.
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