Internet anonymity and douchebaggery.

[3rd_gear_Ted]

Originally Posted by M.D. Holloway

.... all I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz, and I’m fine.

Peace, Love & Fish tacos, NO bad days in Baja.

[matthewb0051]

Originally Posted by Captain Ahab Jr

Only reason I don't use my real name to post under is that I work in a highly competitive environment where security is taken extremely seriously not because I'm hiding who I am


Never experienced any douchebaggery directed at myself from anyone on any forum other than from a spineless, spiteful, sneaky little $h!t of an ex-boss

Captain:

I'd love to get your take on how Footballers seem to be so easily offended in England and Europe by stuff said on social media. Sure some of it is way over the top and can get racist. But from what I see they usually get upset by everything that is posted.

They have a bad match, either personally or as a team, then people point it out online and all of a sudden there is an effort to get people banned from stadiums, team events, clubs, and at some level even thrown in jail. There is a fine line with the racist abuse, but in many instances the things that are defined as being racist abuse are not really.

My solution would be to get off social media OR on platforms where comments can be limited or turned off, do the obvious and limit or turn them off. Even better, just get off social media.

[gerald]

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