This is the futures y’all truly deserve. Sucks I have to be here.
I didn’t have Facebook, I didn’t have twitter, I didn’t have insta. I didn’t have any of that soul of society harvesting shit. You did. You most likely still do. Then you shove this hypocritical “omg they are taking my data” bs??? Sorry, it’s too much.
So yes. Everyone crying about me pointing out their hypocrisy, if they stopped posting their useless thoughts online 35 years ago, it would’ve made today impossible.
Whoops, simple questions expose the instigator account.
I’m being a bit nasty here, it’s possible you’re just a person being an all-natural incredible asshole, noticed my irony in those questions, and chose to stop engaging.
But if that’s the case, why even do such a good job, of taking your feelings out on people, with such a nonsensical, victim-blaming opinion?
And I’d like to stand on that point and specific word: Victim-blaming.
You did the “If she wasn’t wearing that she wouldn’t be assaulted” thing.
That’s why I’m honestly asking what you thought about in this situation.
I have a couple of questions. First, I don’t fully follow your main argument. What is too much? Where it’s the hypocrisy? Can you explain what is is you’re seeing, that is making you feel enough pain to be posting here in this way?
Second, how were things in your time, as you were growing up? How was the internet like?
This is the futures y’all truly deserve. Sucks I have to be here.
I didn’t have Facebook, I didn’t have twitter, I didn’t have insta. I didn’t have any of that soul of society harvesting shit. You did. You most likely still do. Then you shove this hypocritical “omg they are taking my data” bs??? Sorry, it’s too much.
So yes. Everyone crying about me pointing out their hypocrisy, if they stopped posting their useless thoughts online 35 years ago, it would’ve made today impossible.
Whoops, simple questions expose the instigator account.
I’m being a bit nasty here, it’s possible you’re just a person being an all-natural incredible asshole, noticed my irony in those questions, and chose to stop engaging.
But if that’s the case, why even do such a good job, of taking your feelings out on people, with such a nonsensical, victim-blaming opinion?
And I’d like to stand on that point and specific word: Victim-blaming.
You did the “If she wasn’t wearing that she wouldn’t be assaulted” thing.
That’s why I’m honestly asking what you thought about in this situation.
I have a couple of questions. First, I don’t fully follow your main argument. What is too much? Where it’s the hypocrisy? Can you explain what is is you’re seeing, that is making you feel enough pain to be posting here in this way?
Second, how were things in your time, as you were growing up? How was the internet like?