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How to reduce the internet mob problem:
Step 1: @nytimes does NOT fire @sarahjeong
Step 2: We all agree that, from now on, no organization shall fire anyone if a mob is demanding the firing, especially if it's because of... tweets.
Social media messes with our moral matrices.
Absolutely, if we can convince @voxdotcom and @HuffPost never to stir up online lynch mobs. If they respect that detente for a solid year, then conservatives, centrists, and libertarians might take it seriously and do the same.
Actually @JonHaidt has consistently defended many conservatives and centrists from online mobs and anti-free-speech shutdowns, including defending @JamesADamore
Right? Next mob that comes along that this guy agrees with you’re not going to hear a peep from him if not his open support.
When has @voxdotcom ever stirred up an online lynch mob?
That's the funniest thing I've heard all day. Bravo.
Ok, so I saw some of the beautiful tweets she's posted before. Then I went to her page and saw her apology about how she was reacting to detractors and abuse. Does this mean Poppa John would get the NYT support? He did essential the same thing.
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