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not having sympathy for people is a far cry from collectively laughing at their death and trolling their family members. there's a difference between shrugging
by loudtieblahblah 5y ago
not having sympathy for people is a far cry from collectively laughing at their death and trolling their family members.
there's a difference between shrugging off people you find to be moronic or destructive and being an aggressor and mean spirited.
and the common defense of things like https://old.reddit.com/r/HermanCainAward/ https://old.reddit.com/r/HermanCainAward/ is to equate the two, and it's intentionally dishonest
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- kergonath 5y agoThe posts discussed are public. Why couldn’t we discuss public statements, including criticising them? Each story is a lesson, and the subreddit also has good stories of people who got vaccinated or got their loved ones vaccinated after having seen some of these horror stories. They also have a strong redaction policy, and do not encourage stalking, trolling, or harassment. The Guardian is also running some stories about how some peoples were led to distrust vaccines and paid it with their lives. This is important. We need to expose mistakes if we want to avoid repeating them.