"That's when the mobs and hashtags and internet shaming campaigns come out." Let me stop you right there. Hashtags on Twitter or some other social media aren't

"That's when the mobs and hashtags and internet shaming campaigns come out." Let me stop you right there. Hashtags on Twitter or some other social media aren't harassment. I wish everyone would stop with comparing the two. Avoiding bans, blocks by users, and doxing are harassment. #IhateFallOut4AndTomHowardSmellsLikeOldSocks is not harassment. It's jeering. Deal with it. "That's when news media takes it upon itself to carry out boycott campaigns." Last time I checked boycotts are 100% legal unless we're talking about competing companies creating them. Then that's not just harassment, that's violating the basic principle of market structure. "That's when employers are contacted and people get fired or are forced to make groveling public apologies." How does boycotting and hashtagging become harassment? I really hate it when people conflate things here. Care to explain yourself? Because I see far too much dishonest language in your approach to this subject. Also, what the heck does this have to do with trigger warnings in college courses and censorship? I don't see any connection. I see people trying to dodge dog whistles here (i.e. cultural marxism, cryptofascism, and the like).