LogFAQs > #973611771

The twitter industry of judging people because they "overreact" to situations is unimaginably cancerous.

If she's in the right, knows she's in the right and a bunch of men come up to her, do whatever interaction happened before they started filming, whip out their camera phone, intentionally antagonize her, prevent her from leaving with her bike.

You don't have to think you'd have had the same reaction as her to not unreasonably say she's sus because she reacted "too harshly" to a minor altercation.

You don't know anything about her. Some people don't engage well with strangers forcefully coming

You also have no clue about the intents of the people filming.

If she was stealing their bike, which seems unlikely and always seemed unlikely, then she's obviously faking her reaction and she's the baddie.

If she wasn't stealing it insane overanalysis of her "response" to getting accosted makes you look like a sausage person.