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wraithguard (11/28/2015) [-] I think it's just shiny hair reflecting the over-head light.
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TheOldOakTree (11/28/2015) [-] i would disagree on maybe a few examples, but generally yeah,
honestly i have no problem with bullies existing, its a part of society,
instead of crying why not try some slick comebacks, or if you don't have any just block them for ***** sake
im honestly scared that criticism which is critical(LMOA) for improvement will become illegal because some ******* ******* cant take it
i have seen a lot of this in my art school, a professor says your work is bad and people start crying no joke
the problem is that the people who are offended are always the people who didnt have fight for anything, dont understand real values in life
honestly i have no problem with bullies existing, its a part of society,
instead of crying why not try some slick comebacks, or if you don't have any just block them for ***** sake
im honestly scared that criticism which is critical(LMOA) for improvement will become illegal because some ******* ******* cant take it
i have seen a lot of this in my art school, a professor says your work is bad and people start crying no joke
the problem is that the people who are offended are always the people who didnt have fight for anything, dont understand real values in life
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TheOldOakTree (11/28/2015) [-] nonetheless i am agreeing with everything this man is saying and the comment i responded to, just wanted to give out my opinion
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TheOldOakTree (11/28/2015) [-] yeah bulling is wrong, what i tried to say is instead of whining people should rather find ways to deal with the problem
maybe im a little out of context, i watched the whole video, and hes potraid as a bully
or maybe my opinion is ****
bleh sorry for the bad english
maybe im a little out of context, i watched the whole video, and hes potraid as a bully
or maybe my opinion is ****
bleh sorry for the bad english
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wizlock (11/28/2015) [-] no,but really, it isn't that someone opens a private chat with you, calls you a bitch and you cry.
the problem with that is publicity. an example of cyber bullying - someone photoshops your photos and posts them online, so everyone can see them. or creates false allegedly. I mean it's not targeted at a person, it's targeted at person's friends, relatives, classmates etc.
the problem with that is publicity. an example of cyber bullying - someone photoshops your photos and posts them online, so everyone can see them. or creates false allegedly. I mean it's not targeted at a person, it's targeted at person's friends, relatives, classmates etc.
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chrizzle (11/28/2015) [-] I agree. Except for the fact when its a person you know. from your school or workplace.
If its a random sperg on the internet. yes turning off or leaving you don't get any further consequences.
But some asshole from your school or work bullies you online its as close as in person and if unchecked can lead to further offline behaviour.
If its a random sperg on the internet. yes turning off or leaving you don't get any further consequences.
But some asshole from your school or work bullies you online its as close as in person and if unchecked can lead to further offline behaviour.
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thatommygun (11/28/2015) [-] "Oh god, I can't handle a knife without cutting myself. Nobody taught me that knife can be dangerous, but I still hold knife, 'cus knife is cool"
I blame neglected parenting which allows kid's to grow up with a stupid beliefs.
I blame neglected parenting which allows kid's to grow up with a stupid beliefs.
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chinchulines (11/28/2015) [-]
lol, 4chin in the background, can someone make one with fj?
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thesupervillian (11/28/2015) [-] Ever since the story of the guy whose chair ******* ass raped him I get paranoid that my chair will break.
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lollypopalopicus (12/01/2015) [-]
I can't find the original story, but if I recall, the chair broke in away that the center pole the seat rests on went up his ass. Either that, or a spring.
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skeletorexplains ONLINE (11/28/2015) [-] All these "Smiles" as people try to not throw a fit of rage.
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daredevizz (11/27/2015) [-] notice how the comments are disabled for that video. The irony, is palpable
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xsap (11/28/2015) [-] "and what about the impact your comment had on the person"
what ******* impact?
oh, yea i called her fat and her legs fell off.
oh,i called her fat and she woke up with malaria
oh, i called her fat and than 2 days later she was diagnosed with liver cancer
oh, i called her fat and her son got autism... oh, wait..
what ******* impact?
oh, yea i called her fat and her legs fell off.
oh,i called her fat and she woke up with malaria
oh, i called her fat and than 2 days later she was diagnosed with liver cancer
oh, i called her fat and her son got autism... oh, wait..
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dudemiesterman ONLINE (11/28/2015) [-] Offense is not given, it is taken. Simple as that. If you get offended at something that is said to you, it's because you have some kind of insecurity about yourself. So work towards fixing that. You'll find that the happiest most confident people ignore unfounded criticism because it doesn't offend them.
Example: Someone calls you a faggot. This person was either making a joke or they said this with the express intent of activating your insecurities because they have nothing legitimate to criticize about you, so they take the easy route and hope you'll do the rest. Are you sad or offended by this? If so, look at yourself and your lifestyle and figure out why you're unhappy with it. Take steps to be happier and do what you want to do in life so that you have nothing to be insecure about. Otherwise, if you laugh off this comment or ignore it, good job. You're operating like a responsible adult.
Example: Someone calls you a faggot. This person was either making a joke or they said this with the express intent of activating your insecurities because they have nothing legitimate to criticize about you, so they take the easy route and hope you'll do the rest. Are you sad or offended by this? If so, look at yourself and your lifestyle and figure out why you're unhappy with it. Take steps to be happier and do what you want to do in life so that you have nothing to be insecure about. Otherwise, if you laugh off this comment or ignore it, good job. You're operating like a responsible adult.
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migueldecervantes (11/28/2015) [-]
What if the offense is given on a medium that is not anonymous and public (as it would be on Facebook)? What if the offence slanders the character of the person involved?
Such an offence will not go away by turning off your device, nor by "working towards fixing" whatever the slander might be addressing. The only thing in need of fixing is the attacker's bullying behavior.
Defamation is illegal for a reason, and your view is extremely naive and narrow to that effect.
Such an offence will not go away by turning off your device, nor by "working towards fixing" whatever the slander might be addressing. The only thing in need of fixing is the attacker's bullying behavior.
Defamation is illegal for a reason, and your view is extremely naive and narrow to that effect.
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migueldecervantes (11/28/2015) [-]
Yes, put the poster didn't make that distinction in any way.
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Haentar (11/28/2015) [-] What about bullying on a social or public website?
Also, sometimes people will act like dicks to me for no reason that I know of, at least . It's somewhat illogical, but insults online still have effects on me, as I'll be unsure what about me personally may have provoked them. Not saying that people should be censored, but messages intended to be hurtful shouldn't just be overlooked as neutral.
Also, sometimes people will act like dicks to me for no reason that I know of, at least . It's somewhat illogical, but insults online still have effects on me, as I'll be unsure what about me personally may have provoked them. Not saying that people should be censored, but messages intended to be hurtful shouldn't just be overlooked as neutral.
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fridgelogic ONLINE (11/28/2015) [-] >Not lowering the volume before opening any WebM on funnyjunk
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bakagaijin (11/28/2015) [-] **bakagaijin used "*roll picture*"**
**bakagaijin rolled image**Wtf, did they go around looking for special snowflakes and sjw to put them on a stand and then invite this guy specifically to have them united against him? Wtf man, it's like the host is using the audience to force millions into her point of view
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**bakagaijin rolled image**Wtf, did they go around looking for special snowflakes and sjw to put them on a stand and then invite this guy specifically to have them united against him? Wtf man, it's like the host is using the audience to force millions into her point of view
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imtinyrick (11/28/2015) [-] This guy is absolutely right.
Like a few comments down, the best way to deal with internet bullying? Turn your **** off, and go outside. Do something productive with your life.
The worst part a out this country(USA)? The political correctness machine has created a population of victims. Oh bullying is bad, let's outlaw it. But it's just like anything else. It isn't going to stop it. The only way to stop things like that?
Stop being a victim.
Like a few comments down, the best way to deal with internet bullying? Turn your **** off, and go outside. Do something productive with your life.
The worst part a out this country(USA)? The political correctness machine has created a population of victims. Oh bullying is bad, let's outlaw it. But it's just like anything else. It isn't going to stop it. The only way to stop things like that?
Stop being a victim.
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WATCHAGUNADOBOUTIT (11/28/2015) [-] I think the best way to prove a point like this is through satire, ie south park's take on "safe space"
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cannibalvegan ONLINE (11/28/2015) [-] I just saw a swedish debate where they talked about trigger warnings, some metrosexual faggot wanted his school to have trigger warnings if white, heterosexual people where involved in his education, so if they read a short story about a heterosexual couple they want to be warned in case they're triggered.
Anyway, at the end of the debate some old guy says: "I have worked with education all my life and a school that hasn't equipped a person of your age with the critical thinking needed for handling those situations without a warning has failed.".
This is this whole ordeal in a nutshell, people need to grow the **** up and realize that nothing happens if you're offended, you don't get cancer, aids or leprosy because of a mean comment. These people can just go back to kindergarten if the real world is too harsh on them because they obviously lack the maturity and brain development to survive in the real life.
Anyway, at the end of the debate some old guy says: "I have worked with education all my life and a school that hasn't equipped a person of your age with the critical thinking needed for handling those situations without a warning has failed.".
This is this whole ordeal in a nutshell, people need to grow the **** up and realize that nothing happens if you're offended, you don't get cancer, aids or leprosy because of a mean comment. These people can just go back to kindergarten if the real world is too harsh on them because they obviously lack the maturity and brain development to survive in the real life.
