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A Second Tea Breach Reveals Users’ DMs About Abortions and Cheating
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Yeah, imagine men being angry that raging feminists had an app which allowed them to dox any man they want and ruin that man's reputation (and life).
Them darneded men!
You can tell a lot about a person by whether they think the word "feminist" is a negative or a positive
Feminism - good
App dedicated to talking shit about people - bad
Seems straightforward.
You'd think so but Jakob made it about Feminist Bad so at least some people are tripping up on it
Notice I didn't specify "all feminists" here but you assumed I meant all.
Says more about that movement than you realize.
And so you decided to leave a comment which made your views on the movement as a whole very clear, enforcing the assumption I made
Thanks!
I have zero shame in saying that I hate almost nothing more than I hate feminism, but like I said, you spoke volumes about your movement by automatically jumping to that conclusion.
You truly think it says more about my assumption than it says about the subtext that bleeds through in your words?
Damn, shut up, clown.
When i was in highschool there was a popular "gossip" website. Even though i never heard about it, until the school urged parents to take their children off of it, it apparently was used for severe cyberbullying that devastated some students.
High school very much is real life for kids.
If you think bullying stops after high school, i have bad news for you.
The app isn't exclusive, any person (women, for the most part) have the ability to join said app. Your definition of (not) 'public' is shaky at best. Even then, humiliating someone without their knowledge behind closed doors is not cool even in the best of circumstances.