> Even though people didn't meant to offend, harass or shame other people. That's the thing - people who shame others are not looking at intent behind actions;

> Even though people didn't meant to offend, harass or shame other people. That's the thing - people who shame others are not looking at intent behind actions; they're getting offended by shallow interpretations (a sign of insecurity). Any reasonable person looking at Crockford making his "weak" joke would not think his intention was to harass physically weak people. This kind of shit is also why you see people like /r/the_donald aggressively provoking and fighting back against these so-called "SJW's" - the pendulum has swung way too far the opposite way.