Current Events > Is this r/ProRevenge story fair or foul?

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Kind of old, and you may have read it before, but:
https://old.reddit.com/r/ProRevenge/comments/6d8jt1/i_got_back_at_childhood_bullies_by_destroying_an/

tl;dr (still kind of long, though):
OP was born and raised in a very religious, conservative rural town, and is the rape-child of a woman whose uncle raped her. Said uncle was also a pillar of this community, so both the mother and OP were shunned and bullied relentlessly by everyone. The mother eventually dies, and OP leaves town to go to college, and eventually lands a job as analytical consultant to assess companies and determine which ones should be downsized/outsourced.

He ends up having to do this with the sole factory of his old town (one the entire town's economy revolved around), and basically got it shut down, though due to its own many violations, as well as the fact that management was based on "holiness", not skill or merit. In the years that followed, the community fell apart due to crime, alcoholism, drug use, and abuse, and ultimately entire families were destroyed. OP for his part enjoyed every bit of this without any remorse, and only wished that he could see it all play out in real time.

I admit that it could be fabricated, but if taken at face value, fair or foul?

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I just assume any story on Reddit is fake until proven otherwise
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Some reddit stories literally end with "and i made all of this up"

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I doubt a single analytical consultant has that kind of power

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CasualGuy posted...

I doubt a single analytical consultant has that kind of power

Yeah it sounds like a total power fantasy.

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That's super obviously fake.

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Probably fake, but an amusing read nonetheless.

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Totally a fair next.

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