What is LizardSquad?

#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
int main(int argc, const char *argv[])
{
Goto skid:
LizardSquad:

/*LizardSquad is a few of none that DDOS (which isn't hard), SE (Social Engineer) Twitters, which has been already done and noticed as a vulnerability in many websites, and multiple tutorials on what LizardSquad has done, has already been released on forums/publicly. Where is the new, where is the innovation, where's the feed for knowledge.
Instead: Pointless, absurd and asinine attacks that will have them like other so-called hackers, a court date and jail-time.

Where is the benefit in their malicious 'hacking'? Attacking the innocent. Attacking the weak? Malicious with no intent?
LizardSquad is making a bad name for themselves. They obviously don't know what the term hacker really stands for. Attacking SONY servers, serves as no benefit (pun intended).

The 16-year old sounding, non-voice modulated kid (in this video by keemstar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUdA7CUzVkE), definitely has a lot to learn. The best hacker is the one that doesn't need to hide behind a computer, the best hacker is the one that doesn't do it for reputation or benefit, the best hacker is the one that is giving a good name to the term and does it's enjoyable/fun.

In regards, BaSs_HaXoR.

This was in reference to a comment I made on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUdA7CUzVkE #KEEMSTAR*/

skid:
public void: NoInnovation()
{
 cout<<"Learn to code, Learn to dissassemble, Learn to do, and Learn to don't"<<endl;
 cout<<"Learn to be human, Learn to show sympathy, Learn to be independent, and not some discrepancy"<<endl;;
 cout<<"Create to destroy, but don't destroy what's been created"<<endl;
 cout<<"To do something new, and to follow through"<<endl;
 cout<<"Jacking isn't hacking, nor is lacking the knowledge to combating"<<endl;
 cout<<"Every war is won, by one, that poses no threat to no one"endl;
 cout<<"cd"<<endl;
 cout<<"We are now back home"<<endl;
 cin.get();
}
}