she would have come out ahead if she didnt cry about it. haters will spam you no matter where you go on the internet. simply not replying to them makes them non existent basically.
how many "fake"s and "gay"s are on youtube that we dont even see anymore because we choose not to lol.
I'm a big fan of "shut off the computer if you're cyberbullied and go outside," but I think her intention is to highlight the issue rather than just let it lie and continue to fester. If she didn't want to deal with this, you can literally turn off seeing strangers interactions with you in your notifications on Twitter, but that doesn't stop them from replying to her tweets (which she can still see on her posts regardless of the setting) or simply tweeting at her.
Would she have come out ahead if she didn't say anything? Probably yeah, but it's a little more than haters when it's a massive tidal wave of 4chan users using stufftweeting accounts to send harsh messages of hate to a
actual targeted person (don't know what that means) person. It's funny laughing on the bleachers next to them but in reality it's pretty forgeted up.
I think the biggest motivator for her is the fact that race issues are like the #1 topic right now, and that Twitter sucks at preventing or at least doing a little bit of policing considering Instagram is
prohibiting any snake emojis being posted on Taylor Swift's posts. Entirely different social media platforms but it still causes anger for anyone who feels that racism is prevalent in the world.
though she dosnt have much right to be feeling upset about racism right now. she played a super token ass stereotyped black character in a bombed movie.
she should be ashamed as all forget.
There's been plenty of black people in media that have done the same, some have and some haven't received the same treatment I'd imagine but I can't be arsed to back that up because I don't really care enough about the movie itself to talk about her character.
