Surely if someone can CHOOSE to put their life on social networks you can CHOOSE to //not// disrespect them. Using the actions of the former as a reason to give them hate isnt even a real reason. Okay, okay, let me make this easier for you all to understand: A girl is walking down the road in revealing clothing and you notice her. But you also notice that a man on the opposite side of the road has noticed her. Now, you see the man crossing the road towards her and when he reaches to her, you see and hear him harassing her. He eventually forces her aside and proceeds to assault her. As a bystander, who do you blame? The girl or the man? In this case, you are the man across the road and the person posting intimate details of their life on social networks is the girl in revealing clothing. Think about who the real victim is here. Honestly.
Posted on: Thu, 20 Nov 2014 10:09:10 +0000
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