Change your facebook profile picture to a cartoon from your childhood
By Metatronik
@Metatronik (6198)
Pasay, Philippines
December 3, 2010 6:06am CST
Change your facebook profile picture to a cartoon from your childhood and invite your friends to do the same. Until Monday there should be no human faces on Facebook, but an invasion of memories.This is for a campaign against violence on children
Well are you following the advocacy right now like you are going to change your profile picture into cartoon character?
Why do you want to follow it?
Honestly I don't have any plans to follow it now 
especially the fact that I am not in the good mood of following of what other people is doing right now. Maybe some of you will tell me I am so mean but the point is I just want to be different from other people. Sometimes my mood is really like that when there is something that I don't want to do then I won't do it.
especially the fact that I am not in the good mood of following of what other people is doing right now. Maybe some of you will tell me I am so mean but the point is I just want to be different from other people. Sometimes my mood is really like that when there is something that I don't want to do then I won't do it.3 responses
@autumndreamer (3185)
• Philippines
5 Dec 10
It's for a campaign against child violence. I think the point is to see and remember ourselves that we were once children too. We all used to be innocent and most of us experienced being scolded by adult people. So we should prevent other people from hurting their children. They mustn't hurt them anymore as they were once children too.
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@Metatronik (6198)
• Pasay, Philippines
7 Dec 10
If that is the point then I do really hope this will really help especially for those people that are abusers. They could remember it but the problem is if that is their routine and attitude already then it is now hard to prevent it. More often they are using it as revenge but the problem is instead to their parents or to the direct person that is involve they are putting the blame on their own kids. So more likely it is becoming a cycle.
@zoeandrea (47)
•
3 Dec 10
I guess its quite fun looking at the different cartoon characters in Facebook. I for one quickly changed my profile picture. I think its the least I could do to support this advocacy.
Well its definitely your choice if you want to follow or not. Sometimes what a lot of people like could be the exact opposite for you.
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@Metatronik (6198)
• Pasay, Philippines
3 Dec 10
I admit it was really fun of seeing them that they have change their profile pictures. Seeing them unite for the advocacy. I can actually unite but in some other ways. I just want to find the result if I won't follow the request. 
@rexrevol (328)
• Philippines
8 Jan 11
It's OK. It's not you who is wrong in not following it. I too did not follow it. I just changed my FB profile picture when the campaign ended and left it there for 'bout 1 week. I don't really go with the flow too. Some few human beings wants to be so and it's our choice. But I still supported the campaign and told my friends regarding this matter.
