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A viral video of a nine-year-old boy in Australia with nanity reaction to be intimidated at school stimulated a wave of international support, including comedianBrad Williams, whoset up fundraising To help send the boy to Disneyland.

Wednesday,Yarraka Bayles Posted a video on Facebook of his son,Quaden Bayles, Sobbing because of the horriblebullying He had endured at school on his genetic state.

"Give me a knife, I want to kill me," he shouted at some point, through tears. His mother urged parents and educators to realize that "it's theeffect that intimidation has" She said that her son was "because of the way people treat him every day suicidal" at school and in public.

Viral video has, with more than 23 million pages viewed and more than 360,000 shares just a few days. People around the world have sent quad fun messages of love and support.

Aboriginal people of the NRL All Stars-A shared Australian rugby team a video telling him that they were on his side and invited him to lead the team during their match this Saturday.

Australian actorHugh Jackman also shared touching video.

"Quaden, you're stronger than you know, my friend," said Jackman. "No matter what you have a friend in me. Everyone, let's goto be nice to each other. Bullying is not ok. Period. Life is hard enough. Let us remember that, every person in front of us faces a kind of battle, so we will be all kinds. »

But probably the biggest mobile support has come from American comedianBrad Williams, Who was born with Achondroplasia-the same type of nanism that has quaden.

Wednesday, Williamsset up a gofundme To raise money to send the boy to Disneyland.

"It's not just for Quaden, this is for anyone who has been intimidated in their lives and said they are not good enough," he writes on the page. "Let Quaden and Others show,he is well in the world And they are worthy ".

He added that he had been in contact with Quaden's family, and I wanted to cover their flights, hotels, tickets and food for the trip. "Any excess of money will be donated to charitable organizations to fight against intimidation / anti-abuse," he writes.

At the time this article was published, the GoFundme had gathered more than $ 377,000.

It is a powerful support forPeople with Disabilities And those who have already felt intimidated, as well as a reminder that there are many good people there.