What a cry from some, because: I called the hater "a type" and as a result "how is that, it's unacceptable!!" (the fact that he vomited insults at me obviously doesn't matter, because a PUBLIC PERSON MUST HAVE THICK SKIN 😆 Well, dear ones. THEY DO NOT HAVE TO. A public person is not someone who can be publicly insulted and made a target for public insults, abuse, and venting frustration. Words have consequences. Learn this. If you don't learn, sooner or later you will meet someone who will prove it to you. And the second cry, that I dared to mention the hater's family. Well, attention: if someone from their public account, where they have sweet pictures with family, children (!), and a respectable spouse, vomits on other people, sends them disgusting messages, insults, then yes: they involve their family in this matter. They bring shame upon it, create an opinion, and additionally facilitate tracking. That's how it works. Don't cry. Let it reach you that today you can say something to someone, and tomorrow you will have to answer for it. And neither a cowardly lack of face or name nor anything like that protects you from it. Really, there are ways. Of course, I am an absolute advocate for the lack of anonymity on social media, logging in through a mobile citizen or biometrics - I don't know, the solution should be devised by those who know better about it. But if that were the case, everyone would realize how quickly the internet space would be cleansed of rudeness, trolling, and violence. Have a nice day! #hejterstwo #socialmedia #osobapubliczna (translated)
