Insane story of "anonymous" twitter users exploiting young college women and the university and legal systems doing nothing about it. Twitter should be held accountable as well, though we know how that will go in these times.
Dang. From the phrasing of the title I was hoping the second part was describing "and then this other group of men tracked down and doxxed the ones who exploited the girl".
I'm reading this, but I almost don't believe it. It's like a movie plot that makes you roll your eyes. Like there's no way this could happen in real life.
A movie wouldn't have been as extreme. It would have been more balanced. They would have had qualms about reducing women to this "non-person" object of ridicule. Because they don't see women as people. Not really. Not in any way that matters.
Though, after the Pelicot case, I am surprised anyone finds this surprising.
[OP] Hunterquill | 5 hours ago
Insane story of "anonymous" twitter users exploiting young college women and the university and legal systems doing nothing about it. Twitter should be held accountable as well, though we know how that will go in these times.
Omnicrola | 3 hours ago
Dang. From the phrasing of the title I was hoping the second part was describing "and then this other group of men tracked down and doxxed the ones who exploited the girl".
I am disappointed.
DefinitelyNotAFae | 3 hours ago
Unfortunately because it said "anonymous men", I didn't think that.
Sigh I want to think that.
[OP] Hunterquill | 12 minutes ago
Yeah, I guess I’ve read so much about these “-spheres” and “-verses” that I kind of just expect the worst from them
RheingoldRiver | 5 hours ago
https://archive.is/tyXUH
updawg | 3 hours ago
I'm reading this, but I almost don't believe it. It's like a movie plot that makes you roll your eyes. Like there's no way this could happen in real life.
DefinitelyNotAFae | 2 hours ago
A movie wouldn't have been as extreme. It would have been more balanced. They would have had qualms about reducing women to this "non-person" object of ridicule. Because they don't see women as people. Not really. Not in any way that matters.
Though, after the Pelicot case, I am surprised anyone finds this surprising.
[OP] Hunterquill | 10 minutes ago
It seems like every few years southern frat boys have to remind us of how sick and depraved they are