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Facebook’s new slut page: a monument to girl hatred : Comments
By Melinda Tankard Reist, published 11/3/2010Since when did it become OK to hate women and girls so publicly and to judge them so mercilessly?
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It's not. Righteous grand standing, now that's fashionable! Callous indifference is the necessary counter-culture balancing out the ubiquitous 'think of the children!' shrieks.
I'm constantly bemused by older people thinking just because the internet is used as a tool for something, that something becomes suddenly new and exciting.
Kids pass notes around the bus saying Severin smells, and nobody cares. But if they post it on 'that exciting new thing called twitter, that all the kids are using' it suddenly becomes 'the evil internet' and 'we must protect our kids from it'.
Hey, everybody. The internet. Not new! Not exciting! Part of life now, like paper! Get over it! There's bullys, always has been always will be. The internet doesn't make it any more interesting.
BTW: Thanks Severin, nobody previously knew what a bully is. I've got a new idea, Fractelle, can you research socks for us? How to put them on and stuff, maybe different colours and the history of the use of socks.
'lack of personal concern and effort'.
Hahaha. I'm sure the bullys read OLO and will stop. Or the government will base policy on the comments here, or on the screeching of MTR.
I hereby declare I have no intention of displaying 'personal concern and effort' about bullying on OLO. I just don't need to win the 'I'm a good citizen and I'm more empathetic than you' contest some others are running for.
'clichéd discussion-killer, 'deal with it'. '
As opposed to 'think of the children'? Tomatoes, tomatoes...
BTW: I'm liking the Nazi stuff. These kids are hard core huh. I think we should ban the internet. If we could save just one child, it would be worth it.