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She's not an asshole (publicly, anyway) so I would imagine she doesn't have people (in the mainstream) waiting to pounce on her for fragility and hypocrisy. Wel
by add-sub-mul-div 3y ago
She's not an asshole (publicly, anyway) so I would imagine she doesn't have people (in the mainstream) waiting to pounce on her for fragility and hypocrisy. Well the latter wouldn't apply to her the way it did with Musk, anyway.
It's silly to pretend this is an issue people have strong opinions about in a vaccuum, divorced from how they feel about the subject. Which is another way of saying it's one of those things that doesn't deserve to be news, it just happens to involve a celebrity.
- dudul 3y ago> It's silly to pretend this is an issue people have strong opinions about in a vaccuum, divorced from how they feel about the subject. If true this is actually really sad. If people can't have the same stance on harassment/stalking/whatever-this-thing-is regardless of if they like the victim or not it's really sad.
- add-sub-mul-div 3y agoBeing sad that you can't go through life openly unlikeable without having people root against you is like being sad that the sun goes down each night. Best to accept it as a fundamental rule and save your feelings.
- dudul 3y agoYou completely missed my point. I could have replaced "stalking" with "murder" or "fraud" or anything. If people are not able to have a principled stance on right or wrong without calibrating their response based on who the victim is, it's sad.