o_O.Q on 14 September 2014
| vivster said: Maybe not but probably over exaggerated. Nowadays "I don't like you" counts as bullying and "I hate you" counts as death threat. I mean really? Someone on the internet says something and you have to leave your house for that? |
i think attention should be payed to this part in particular
"Some people were suspicious of these tweets, due to them being released at the same time as her most recent video, as well as the call for financial support which immediately followed them. Furthermore, the rapid succession with which the tweets occurred – and the fact that Anita was not logged into Twitter at the time of the screen-grab (how did she know about them 13 seconds after the final one was tweeted?) – had many people raising an eyebrow."
i should highlight that in the op
