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personally i'd like more info first. was this the straw that broke the camel's back? did something else happen after this to prompt it? was it a specific person or action that way bigger than the rest? we don't know the circumstances of her suicide and simply blaming it on mean/offensive twitter comments seems like an easy way to not actually get into what was going on. having a bunch of people doing 'go kill yourself' comments isn't going to make a reasonable person actually do it, something else made her become unreasonable. 100 random dudes ain't gonna matter as much as 1 business partner, 1 good friend, or 1 close family member - especially during the holidays. if you want to hold someone accountable, you first need to know the situation so you can determine who could be accountable.

like yes, it's 100% wrong to reject her choice to not fuck a dude. you can choose who to have/not have sex with for any reason, full stop. that entire train of thought 100% deserves to be mocked mercilessly, it's completely antithetical to the idea of supporting women's choices. similarly, the people who told her to kill herself absolutely deserve to have that flung back at their faces. not because they're responsible for her death (either morally or legally) but because they were being terrible people. it was their choice to use those words, they felt self-righteous when they did so, and if the only reason they're feeling bad is because she actually did it? fuck 'em, that's still a terrible person. that's just somebody feeling bad because they got caught being a shit, not somebody understanding that they are a shit. only way to know which one a person will fall to is by throwing it in their face.
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