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Yes. The first can simply be a reaction someone has to speech and the other is a criminal offense.
by task_queue 11y ago
Yes. The first can simply be a reaction someone has to speech and the other is a criminal offense.
- pkinsky 11y agoOnline harassment is almost always a reaction to speech. If ten thousand people send hateful messages to someone because they tweeted something they found offensive, is that harassment or social consequence? How about some concrete examples: did Justine Sacco suffer social consequences for speech, or was she harassed by an online mob? How about Anita Sarkeesian?