• ApeCavalry
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    791 year ago

    Whenever I see someone taking down these absolute bottom of the barrel incel dork on social media, it just feels like shoo-ing a squirrel off the bird feeder. Just not even worth taking action

    • @nepenthes
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      701 year ago

      IMO, it’s always worth it because you dont know who is reading this: I imagine some young or teenage girls might see this-- imagine how they feel when they read the disparaging comments from the incels. Pretty dejected, I’d think. Then imagine how they feel when they read the model/engineer’s reply. It also shows boys what shite behaviour is.

      It’s never a waste to shut the misogynists down-- it’s like investing in your future.

      • AFK BRB Chocolate
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        421 year ago

        I’m with you. We don’t argue this stuff to change the original person’s mind, we argue it so that other people reading, who might have tendencies to feel that way, or who are the victim of it, get an opposing point of view.

        • ☆Luma☆
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          231 year ago

          Reading comments provide so much perspective. They’ve helped me plenty! Thank you to anyone who tries. <3

    • @[email protected]
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      201 year ago

      In this case the smackdown has gotten quite a lot of exposure. I only know about her because I’ve seen this same screenshot before.

    • @atimholt
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      11 year ago

      Akin to how I feel when I see suggested videos on YouTube which rebut flat-earthers.