Poetic justicepic.twitter.com/T64eakoKDN
Guy who posted this is now "worried for his safety" &asking not to be identified. You couldn't ask for a better lesson in troll psychology.pic.twitter.com/EJkmQcyTdD
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When did she say that? One can be against blackmail while still thinking this guy deserves whatever he gets.
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I don't agree with the Reddit user but, he has right to freedom of expression even if I don't agree
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Freedom of expression has consequences.
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Ok - so then isn't the right move, instead of blackmail, taking this guy to court?
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What r the damages court would recognize?There's no'was mean to me'statute.1st amendmnt means gov can't silence u;words do have consequences
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@CNN threatened a 15 years old kid. CNN committed a crime by violating this young man his 1st Amendment rights! Shame on u -
Are you kidding me? Kid posted thing online. Thing became newsworthy. CNN investigates thing. CNN tells kid to go to his room.
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Shame on you! CNN threatened this kid & violated his 1st Amendment rights.pic.twitter.com/sJGj2is81j
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"violated his 1st Amendment rights" - I don't think you know what that means.
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She clearly has no idea what 1A rights actually are.
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1A rights in the USA is great! I was threatened with a gun on my head 4 speaking my mind in my country
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Poor broflake, amazing how they act when it's their safety, their family, their job at stake, no concern when they terrorize others
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Trolls take the standard narcissistic viewpoint: Rules re: behaving decently should be strictly enforced-- against OTHER people, not me.
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