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I feel like your answer not only ignores the entire premise of the article but also throws fuel on the power differential fire discussed within.

• tiahura 5y ago
  He’s providing the unavoidable answer that the author feels is unfair - your reputation doesn’t belong to you, it belongs to everyone else. She believes it’s unfair because powerful people are able shape hers. I suppose the alternative is to have our reputation determined by unbiased Facebook factcheckers.
  • adjkant 5y ago
    So are you against all defamation lawsuits? This is more or less just an extension of that train of thought: people deserve to not have their reputation ruined unfairly by powerful structures. There's a big difference between gossip of people you know and a Hollywood movie.
    • kortilla 5y ago
      This movie isn’t defamation. It doesn’t paint her as a murderer.
      • oh_sigh 5y ago
        It paints her as dreaming of murdering her and asking a friend to "take care of her"