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That sounds more like a comment meant to further divide people, than a realistic picture of what normally happens. You're also being intentionally vague. What k
by matsemann 6y ago
That sounds more like a comment meant to further divide people, than a realistic picture of what normally happens. You're also being intentionally vague. What kind of articles are being shared and people then getting "cancelled"? "Top 10 cute dog photos"? It's never the act of "merely sharing something" that gets people in trouble.
- matheusmoreira 6y agoI was vague because it doesn't really matter. I could cite specific cases I observed throughout the years but I won't. Suffice it to say that people should be able to post stuff without fearing for their job security. Posting something absolutely should not result in some Twitter mob calling your employer and demanding that you be fired. It doesn't really matter to me what the person posted, nobody deserves to be harmed that way over an internet comment.