For those of you that think I randomly jumped on Twitter to attack black women online, you might want to dig a little deeper. None of my tweets are deleted, but I can't say the same for those pushing to "cancel" me.
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I was asking John. And I have posted the question more than once to him, so let me clarify here. What about my comment was an attack? I did not threaten anyone's job and am not responsible for someone else's actions somewhere buried in the comments. Come on.
You have a valid point. I grouped everyone that was on the thread, disparaging Aimee as one and treated them as such. I am not sure of any other way to deal with a mob. If you see one person kicking the body, but everyone else cheering, is it only the person kicking responsible?
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Which is precisely why in the DM I sent you I said that I was not trying to personally attack you for any reason, but was responding to everyone involved with aggression. Was it smart or the right thing to do? No. But neither was ganging up on someone to destroy their career.
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But you did attack me. Personally and publicly. And I was in no way being aggressive.
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There's that language again. I didn't "kick" anyone.
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Correct. Not you specifically, but you were part of the mob. There’s no denying that.
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