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That article is tragic mostly because it notes that the police latch onto precisely the wrong issue.
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kzn
United States1218 Posts
That article is tragic mostly because it notes that the police latch onto precisely the wrong issue. | ||
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PrimeTimey
Canada369 Posts
She had low self esteem? What can we do about it create laws where people can't have freedom of speech on the internet? lol get real | ||
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MajorityofOne
Canada2506 Posts
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Asymmetric
Scotland1309 Posts
It isn't so much 1 troll at a time, as carpet bombing. | ||
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branflakes14
2082 Posts
On July 20 2011 00:57 PrimeTimey wrote: Not sure how it is in Singapore but I am pretty sure most people would hang up the phone and start laughing. Why are people so afraid of everything in society today? Better yet, if you got a call from 2000 miles away.. my god lighten up people. Its the internet.. if you can't handle criticism, negative talk, or people hating on you, then don't go in the lime-light. Once you are in the lime-light you accept that you are the center of attention and people will say negative things towards you. Look at celebrities for example.. they accept the fact and understand its part of the industry. Tabloids, etc. I'd keep them on the line as long as possible. Rack up that bill! | ||
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Xiphiass
Latvia144 Posts
On July 20 2011 00:56 DarkDolphin wrote: Trolls need to be punish, ignoring is not enough. Because trolling is illegal. Yyyyep. | ||
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Zocat
Germany2229 Posts
Concerning the Haeun_Cielu case - overreacted. So - 50/50? Also looking at that 16year old girl incident - imho KKY lost it. Also considering she herself stated that she's insecure in English (and lets oniontaker translate for her) - which is totally fine. She's lashing out to anyone - even making a fool of herself. I also dont know if she's really helping Eve. Because of KKY's reaction more and more people know of these pics. I have the feeling it's more about her injured pride and about herself - not about Eve. Why not just say "We will report offenders to the police" and then do it? No need for all the "I REPORT YOUU!!!!!" "AND YOUUU!!!!" stuff. Or releasing pictures of the paper stacks and releasing names (not sure about this - but why else would Haeun_Cielu now about it?) Maybe she should let someone else, who's not that emotionally involved, handle the whole situation. | ||
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Mordiford
4448 Posts
On July 20 2011 01:01 Asymmetric wrote: Clearly someone who took Djwheats "one troll at a time campaign" to the next level. It isn't so much 1 troll at a time, as carpet bombing. And apparently it isn't so much so trolls as "anyone who says anything that isn't positive". | ||
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Wrongspeedy
United States1655 Posts
On July 20 2011 00:46 kzn wrote: Uh, seriously? Even if they just posted it to some random image board? Even if they had no idea who the hell you were and just used your face from a stock photo? Its never that simple. Thanks for the "What If's" to my "What If". Some of you guys are acting like you have to pull your dick out and slap someone across the face with it for it to be sexual harassment. Seriously how can you not understand, they bullied her online using pictures of sexual intercourse (which she was actually not apart of *SHOOCK*). I'm not going to define what bullying is, but if you don't think that photo shopping can be a form of harassment or bullying..... *facepalm* Seriously, some teenage girl just committed suicide because kids wouldn't stop texting her and leaving comments on her FaceBook. And she was not famous. | ||
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DEN1ED
United States1087 Posts
On July 20 2011 00:41 GreatGodImp wrote: Because people take it too seriously. Which is what most people are arguing in this thread. Jessica's reaction might be normal by Korean standards (in which case I'm glad I don't live there) but to me, it's just batshit insane. Yes, a place where people are taught to respect others and spewing disgusting garbage online isn't accepted as the norm. I sure would HATE to live there. Sounds just awful. | ||
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PrimeTimey
Canada369 Posts
On July 20 2011 01:02 Wrongspeedy wrote: Thanks for the "What If's" to my "What If". Some of you guys are acting like you have to pull your dick out and slap someone across the face with it for it to be sexual harassment. Seriously how can you not understand, they bullied her online using pictures of sexual intercourse (which she was actually not apart of *SHOOCK*). I'm not going to define what bullying is, but if you don't think that photo shopping can be a form of harassment or bullying..... *facepalm* Seriously, some teenage girl just committed suicide because kids wouldn't stop texting her and leaving comments on her FaceBook. And she was not famous. She was too dumb to get a new number or turn off her phone? Was she too dumb to make a new Facebook and make it private only to her accepted friends? Why do people always result to suicide when there are other ways to get help. | ||
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kzn
United States1218 Posts
On July 20 2011 01:02 Wrongspeedy wrote: Thanks for the "What If's" to my "What If". Some of you guys are acting like you have to pull your dick out and slap someone across the face with it for it to be sexual harassment. Seriously how can you not understand, they bullied her online using pictures of sexual intercourse (which she was actually not apart of *SHOOCK*). I'm not going to define what bullying is, but if you don't think that photo shopping can be a form of harassment or bullying..... *facepalm* Seriously, some teenage girl just committed suicide because kids wouldn't stop texting her and leaving comments on her FaceBook. And she was not famous. Of course pshopping can be part of bullying or harassment, but not if its posted to an imageboard that isn't visited by the "target". In all fairness as long as the poster doesn't know that the "target" visits the board there's no way it can be bullying or harassment, unless they incite others to post it to sites where the "target" does visit. The act of creation cannot in itself ever be part of bullying or harassment. | ||
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PHC
United States472 Posts
On July 20 2011 00:55 Mordiford wrote: No, I think my statement is still perfectly fine, notice how I said if there is reason to believe there is motive to fullfil a threat, then taking action and getting them in trouble is fine? But yes, if someone posts they dick online and says they want to fuck Angelina Jolie, I don't think that every one of those guys is a threat to her. So yes, the person may live 2000+ miles away from you and pose little threat, it's very different from going up to someone and saying, "I'm going to fuck you". I don't think you're getting my point. It's not the same in Korea. PLEASE try to understand that. The dude I mentioned that lived in Chicago was not a threat at first - he was harmless. Then it became national news dude and eventually scarred Tablo and his family for life. They were getting death threats in another part of the world. At this point I think you are just trying to win an argument on your opinion of who is and is not a potential threat in Korea, but don't grasp the social and cultural differences the country has from our own. | ||
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Zandar
Netherlands1541 Posts
But it's also clear that public life as a single, working, divorced mom — still a pariah status in South Korea — That's pretty sad and wrong. Jessica might try to focus on changing that instead of hunting internet trolls...... | ||
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kzn
United States1218 Posts
On July 20 2011 01:04 DEN1ED wrote: Yes, a place where people are taught to respect others and spewing disgusting garbage online isn't accepted as the norm. I sure would HATE to live there. Sounds just awful. Yes, a place where everyone has to censor their communication with one party when talking about a third party because oh god they might get angry. No thanks, I'll take the disrespect over constant fear. | ||
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DarkDolphin
United States102 Posts
oh so you scared you won't be able to troll , harrass others without punishment anymore? hahaha [: | ||
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branflakes14
2082 Posts
On July 20 2011 01:06 kzn wrote: Yes, a place where everyone has to censor their communication with one party when talking about a third party because oh god they might get angry. No thanks, I'll take the disrespect over constant fear. I'm with you. I'd rather everyone threw criticism and insults around so people could try to understand and appease them than everyone went around with a hollow smile on their face. It's like telling people how to live without telling them why. On July 20 2011 01:07 DarkDolphin wrote: oh so you scared you won't be able to troll , harrass others without punishment anymore? hahaha [: Now there's irony if I ever saw it. | ||
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denzelz
United States604 Posts
On July 20 2011 00:59 PrimeTimey wrote: She had low self esteem? What can we do about it create laws where people can't have freedom of speech on the internet? lol get real Cyber-bullying is illegal. In the U.S., all 50 states have laws that prohibit online stalking, harassment, and bullying. Why should you be allowed to harass another person on the Internet without consequence? I can't believe people are actually defending those who viciously attack others on the Internet. | ||
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Carbonthief
United States289 Posts
I mean threats, sure, take personal threats to the police if you actually feel threatened. That's fine. But this? WTF? And I never knew about the defamation of Flash case before. Why is that even a thing? People can't just... talk shit? | ||
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GreatGodImp
United States10 Posts
On July 20 2011 01:07 DarkDolphin wrote: oh so you scared you won't be able to troll , harrass others without punishment anymore? hahaha [: Trolling is a art. It will never die. | ||
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