LogFAQs > #876039302

If someone kills themselves over one online bully that's natural selection at work. Yeah it sucks and I wouldn't blame the victim there, but I wouldn't exactly blame the bully either anymore than I'd blame a shooter who hits someone with a stray bullet on a firing range as they were wandering near targets during target practice.

Basically what I'm saying is if you're that fragile you should probably just not use Twitter in any sort of invested fashion. You're actively putting yourself at risk by doing so, because it should be plainly obvious these people exist reading anything anywhere on it. And the risk of that is much greater if you yourself are jackassing it up.

And anything related trending on Twitter just means it was a big internet event moreso than there was a lynch mob. I've seen #TagTeamTitleMatch trend enough on Raw to know it doesn't mean all that much.

Anyway I'm distracting from the point here and don't want to misrepresent myself-- I just feel she could've handled things a lot more gracefully there and that there are plenty of things to make fun of her for that are within reasonable bounds, how she handled the situation being chief among them, and that causes me to lose respect for her. I'm not trying to say anyone who slutshamed was justified or anything like that, but I do feel like that among people who should matter to a stable person on Twitter (ie non Twitter-trolls), it was a minority who actually did any of that and that it speaks to her character that she's playing up being the victim as much as she is rather than owning any of it.
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