The concept is a little ridiculous. First, there is this link which actually shows that men receive more online bullying than women do: http://www.pewresearch.

The concept is a little ridiculous. First, there is this link which actually shows that men receive more online bullying than women do: http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/06/01/the-darkest-side-of-online-harassment-menacing-behavior/ http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/06/01/the-darkest-... Second of all, the concept of policing every piece of content that appears on social media is also ridiculous. With this line of thinking, why stop at just social media? Our e-mails, and in fact anything that can be deemed as messaging/communication of some sort should also be monitored. Sending a private google hangout message, a private facebook message, etc. The policing of content should also pertain to individual websites, news organizations like the washington post (before any article is published, a government official should have to approve it), and perhaps we should even be forced to allow random inspections by the government in our houses to prevent domestic violence. Obviously this concept is completely ridiculous, and I think the general public will agree.