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There are few more odious Internet pass-times than relentlessly harassing someone for some perceived infraction until they give an imperfect apology and then ni
by coward8675309 6y ago
There are few more odious Internet pass-times than relentlessly harassing someone for some perceived infraction until they give an imperfect apology and then nitpicking until they ritually humiliate themselves exactly according to your wishes.
This document is a would-be harasser's checklist for extracting forced confessions and atonement schedules.
- jerry1979 6y agoModern day struggle sessions!
- iamdbtoo 6y agoI'm curious, what kind of mistake are you envisioning in this scenario? While I do agree with you for some things, some mistakes may actually be severe and need correction in a public forum and it has nothing to do with harassement.
- textgel 6y agoPlenty of easy and obvious ones. Dr Matt Taylor being attacked for an anime shirt is the first that comes to mind.
- iamdbtoo 6y agoI see. So people should not apologize for things they definitely did wrong because of situations where you feel other people have apologized and didn’t need to?
- textgel 6y agoPoint out where I said people should never apologise, do it now. You asked. > I'm curious, what kind of mistake are you envisioning in this scenario? In reference to. > harassing someone for some perceived infraction And I just gave you one. But if we're playing the Cathy-Newman so-you're-saying game I notice you have a lot of opposition to free speech posts; what is it about these views historically literally held by Nazis that you find yourself in agreement with?