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> She's apparently the queen of the US now, and it sickens me. Why ? > I mean, I'd good on them for taking action... but I have zero faith that anything remot
by foogazi 3y ago
> She's apparently the queen of the US now, and it sickens me.
Why ?
> I mean, I'd good on them for taking action... but I have zero faith that anything remotely like this would occur if my niece got a similar treatment.
Wouldn’t you want the same response for anyone victimized online like this ?
I don’t get your reaction
- klyrs 3y ago>> I have zero faith that anything remotely like this would occur if my niece got a similar treatment. Note that I didn't say that I wouldn't want something done for my niece. What I'm saying is that Taylor Swift is being treated like royalty; to the point that she's actually supplanted the british royalty in the headlines*. I see this datum not in a pattern of protecting vulnerable people on the internet, but in a pattern of Taylor Swift blablabla. * not to say that I want those stories back... I don't even mind some celebrity drama in the headlines, but it's so monotonous when the media is so focused on a single person
- abracadaniel 3y agoFunny, she rarely makes it into my filter bubble. I know her concerts are expensive, and she got out of a bad record deal by re-recording some albums, but that’s about it. I think there was drama about a guy she was dating who was maybe racist or something. Anyway, I’m not trying to imply you’re seeking it out, intentionally or otherwise, but it’s interesting how different our experiences can be online. Bizarrely, I see way more posts about Meghan Markle, and I’m not from the UK, so I’ve got no idea why.
- ethanbond 3y agoIronically the “it sickens me” response is probably exacerbating the problem for this user