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So an appropriate response would be 2 years of imprisonment? I'm not saying the nasty end of the troll spectrum isn't a problem and we should all just take som

So an appropriate response would be 2 years of imprisonment? I'm not saying the nasty end of the troll spectrum isn't a problem and we should all just take some concrete pills. When you face the wrath of the internet it most definitely will put you in a shitty frame of mind. In the extreme cases I would argue that it's not the individual 'I hate you jump off a bridge you POS' that will make someone crack but the torrent of thousands of people at all different levels of hatred.

DanBC 12y ago
> So an appropriate response would be 2 years of imprisonment? I think prison should be reserved for people who are repeatedly violent, so my answer is no. But still, making many credible threats of extreme violence - often causing the victim to leave their homes and disrupting their work - should carry some penalty.