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Stop the Hate: Pua Magasiva's message

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31 Oct, 2012 12:46 AMQuick Read

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Pua Magasiva is a Samoan New Zealand actor who has an extensive acting list. He is probably best known though for his role as nurse Vinnie Kruse on TV2's Shortland St. He has also featured on the smash hit movie Sione's Wedding, Sione's 2: Unfinished Business, The Other Side of Heaven, Aikdiko Insane, Crime Story and 30 Days of Night.

Magasiva joins The Daily Post's anti-bullying campaign Stop The Hate.

His views on bullies:

They disgust me. I think that bullies are weak and people need to stand up for themselves; don't let yourself become the victim because when you do the bullies win.

Why bullying needs to stop:

Bullying is killing our kids. And by killing our kids it's ruining our families and it has to stop.

We need to be better than this and we can be if we work together.

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