Whether there is an uptick in false accusations remains to be seen and is a matter of contention. If we're discussing raw numbers then if there is an increase of accusations as a whole then the truthful as well as false will both rise. If we're discussing as a ratio to accusations well... that's up for debate.

Yeah lol just get a nice gf(bf)

women are obsolete

Once we get mass produced artificial wombs the trap uprising will begin

Traps rise up

How about the artificial womb can go I to my sex bot?

Yes

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We will no longer be oppressed by the femoids

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I believe people shouldn't be accountable for their follower's actions. Does anyone agree?

depends

Unless the person is telling the followers to do it but yeah pretty much agree

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Yea if someone reports an influencer for their follower's doxing someone the influencer shouldn't be punished unless there is a direct order from the influencer.

For the actions taken? Not in the least. I feel it sends the implied message that the influenced isn't entirely responsible for their own actions, that others are in part to blame. In truth that individual made a conscious decision to do what ever act they committed. They alone are to blame for performing it.

Holding others accountable also runs the risk of punishing those for things being taken out of context and acted upon. Some might take jokes seriously or hyperbolic comments when the person making them had no real intent to endorse said things.

So you are saying if i say “go kys” to someone its not my fault they did it or is it cyberbullying

Just yeet them my dude

If someone kills themselves over that, they probably deserve it. The world isn't made for the weak

@Deleted User It's not your fault if they did even if it were cyber bullying. At the end of the day we decide what actions we take. The only real exceptions are when our intelligence is so low that we are not legally able to take care of ourselves. In those cases I can see holding someone responsible as it would be manipulating someone who couldn't know better. For the vast majority of the population however they have the capacity to think about their actions and how they might impact others or even just themselves then carefully consider whether or not they should go through with it.

Frankly, to me, it's not much different from the age old "well if your friends did this..." where someone attempts to justify their actions by pointing to others. What others say or do is moot and doesn't justify our own actions and they should not feel any sense of responsibility lifted because of that.

@Infidelcastro That's a pretty harsh pov

Cyberbullying is just. Words really online

Problem is its not a cyberbullying issue, its a mental issue. We dont really have a system in place to find disturbed individuals online. And such a system will require a humungous amount of survelience bordering on the authoritharian

Im talking how easy it is to actually trigger schinzophrenics or actual crazies out there.

When you put a magnifying glass to their behaviour.

Cyberbullying isn't just. It's cowardly and shows one as weak enough that they had to resort to lowly tactics. It is generally bad and frowned upon if you harass, threatens or doxx someone.

Rather than saying "go kys", just say "go fuck yourself"

I think the line is between the digital and meatspace.

If you want to call me a chode, go ahead. Mail me 4 inch dildoes to my home address to make your point and we've got a problem.

Seriously. 4 inches too smol

Chode.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSe0rGQNh2I

Hey guys, i think we should rename Social Justice Warriors into Social Justice Crusaders, i believe that term would be much more accurate

It does a disservice to crusaders.

Not really, 4th Crusade set out to stop the muslims and in the end they sacked Constantinople and allowed the Turks to take it few decades later, not to mention they conquered several christian towns to pay for transport on board Venetian ships, it's a perfect allegory for someone who thinks they are doing the right thing and is so convinced in their own righteousness that they can't see they are doing the exact opposite of what they set out to do

Just call them "Far-left extremists".

Or "Far-left identitarian extremists"

Or just Lefterrorist

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