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dstoyanov, a few comments down, is not a bad example of them.

• scribu 12y ago
  I think implying that someone is a "psychopathic misogynist" just from a single comment is a bit harsh.
  • nrinaudo 12y ago
    Fair enough, he might also be a troll or a teenager - or, god forbid, both. I accept your rebuke, I was being unfair.
  • ZeroGravitas 12y ago
    Implying that the woman who wrote this article is a liar, and has invented her story like a UFO abductee, also seems harsh, some might say "misogynistic" even. Sadly this attitude seems too common to put it down to psychopathy, which is seemingly only about 1 percent of the population (though mostly male apparently).
• fnef 12y ago
  All I see is a comment about being careful about where you upload your naked pictures. I don't see any mention of gender at all. I'm not sure where you see a suggestion of hatred, of women, or psychopathy.
• throwmeunder 12y ago
  No. It's the most common and primitive reaction to a preventable problem. Bike stolen? Don't leave it in a bad spot. Mugged? Don't walk through back alleys. Server hacked? Don't listen on all ports. Email? Bad password + reuse. If you've never been on the receiving end of a similar comment you don't know how irritating and unhelpful it is. It's not malice or hatred .. it's a lack of a different perspective and information.