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If you're really concerned, do something about changing the behavior of the antagonist Once you suggest a mitigation strategy that doesn't have laughably bad c
by forgottenpass 10y ago
If you're really concerned, do something about changing the behavior of the antagonist
Once you suggest a mitigation strategy that doesn't have laughably bad cost/benefit in comparison to teaching coping mechanisms, I'm all ears.
Until then: stop telling me to "do something." I can't figure out how to fix the world for you, rise to the occasion yourself. If you do find it, it'll be easy to convince me to join.
- anigbrowl 10y agoIt's not my job to do all your thinking for you. It's yours to figure out what the best strategy is to uphold the morals you claim to support. But here's some suggestions to get you started. If you see someone trolling and hurting another person online, get involved in the conversation and attack the troll. If you see someone behaving like a nazi, remonstrate with them and if they won't stop, punch them. If you see someone trying to commit rape or murder, fight them and kill them if they won't surrender.