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Bullies beware. One Minnesota teen is fighting back. A high school football captain decided to combat cyberbullying by beginning a Twitter account -- @OsseoNiceThings -- to tweet positive things about the bullied kids.
"I wasn't personally attacked but it just hit me the wrong way. These were coming out about my friends. I want them to feel welcomed, be happy about what they are and what they contribute to Osseo (High School)," Kevin Curwick, one of the football team's captains, told HLN affiliate KARE.
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