She didn't name any names. She didn't publically humiliate anyone. She made a tweet pointing out how absurd it was that someone would interrupt her workout, mak

She didn't name any names. She didn't publically humiliate anyone. She made a tweet pointing out how absurd it was that someone would interrupt her workout, make her take off her headphones, just to comment on her body. And then HE was the one who was annoyed when she just said "Yeah I know." Frankly, he sounds like an asshole Also very typical of the HN crowd to automatically build up empathy for the man in this situation and not at all see how fucked up it is that he thought he had the right to interrupt her and THEN GET MAD AT HER when she clearly showed she didn't want it You yelling at a first year in front of the whole class is completely different from some asshole interrupting her to make a comment and then HIM getting pissed off at her for not reciprocating. She was probably really affected by the fact that he got mad at her and made HER feel like the bad person. She probably took to Twitter to voice that frustration. And yet she avoided doxxing or naming anyone. Also yelling at a woman in (presumably) a STEM course, where she quite likely already has to face imposter syndrome, is fucked up on multiple levels. And regardless of all that. How does any of that justify death threats? If you're gonna say that you're not defending those death threats, then why was your point attacking her character even relevant? What were you trying to accomplish?